Clinton's Surprise Visit to Cowboys' Draft Presser

0:00On April 22nd, the Dallas Cowboys pre-draft press conference got wild when former president Bill Clinton, the 42nd president, made a surprise. Entrance on Wednesday, Jerry Jones, his son Steven, Will McClay and Brian Shoddenheimer were dodging questions about their 12th and 20th overall picks in Thursday's NFL draft. Everyone knows the Cowboys play it close to the vest, eyeing trades up, down, or straight selections. Clinton jumped right in, joking about how today's NFL lineman tipped the scales at over 320 pounds, saying Jerry couldn't hack it in. Those trenches now. Jerry fired back with a story from 1994, visiting the White House after back-to-back super bulls, only for Clinton to geek out over. Arkansas basketball's national title run. That back and forth highlighted their long friendship, and soon Jerry ditched the stage to hang with Clinton, leaving Steven in the crew to handle. The rest. Fans aided up, turning a routine smoke a mirrors event into primetime entertainment.

1:01Steven dropped one key nugget. Wide receiver George Pickens won't get a new deal this off season. He's locked in on the franchise tag for 20, 26. With defensive woes last season, Dallas needs help there, but history like grabbing CD LAM in 2020 shows they might snag another. Receiver if the talent's right at pick 12. So we'll see if the Cowboys double down on offense, or shore up the D. Either way, it's primed for fireworks.