
Cowboys' Defensive Draft Focus
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Dallas Cowboys Focus on Defense in 2026 NFL Draft; Eyeing Edge Rushers, Linebackers, or Corners; Considering Trades for Top Prospects; Emphasizing Character in Scouting
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0:00On April 17, Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for the 2026 NFL Draft with picks at number 12 and number 20, and where it is, there, leaning heavy on defense. Defensive coordinator Christian Parker is reportedly getting a major say in those first round choices, according to insiders like Jonathan Jones from CBS Sports. Expect them to target edge rushers, linebackers, or corners to shore up the back end. Rumors are flying about trading up, maybe from number 12 to snag a top prospect like David Bailey, projected top 5 out of somewhere like the Cardinal Spot. But that could cost both first, plus a third rounder, a steep price for one guy. Folks point to UCF's Malachi Lawrence as a solid similar option later, maybe at number 20 or in a trade down. Fans and analysts are buzzing over the linebacker void since Dallas skip pre-agency there, despite it being a glaring need after a rough secondary. Season full of injuries. Mock drafts keep pushing trades like jumping to number 6 with Cleveland for Ohio State's sunny styles, a high IQ tackler who could wear the green.
1:07Dot right away, trading post draft for Vets is still on the table too. One draft hopeful, Oregon's Malik Benson spilled how the Cowboys dug deep in their combine chat, even pulling up his old community service in Alabama, that he never expected them to know. Shows their scouting character as much as tape, especially for a speedy smart wide-out type. With the draft kicking off next Thursday, all eyes on whether Dallas stays split, trades up aggressive, or plays it cool at their spots. Parker's voice could swing in all toward that defensive rebuild they've been craving.
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