Cowboys Draft: All-Pro Potential at 12 & 20

0:00On April 8th, the Dallas Cowboys are buzzing heading into the draft with two first round picks at 12 and 20. They built a rep for nailing high end talent, especially early on, turning more picks into stars than most teams. Since Jerry Jones took over in 1989, they've drafted the most first team all pro players, 20 of them, which sets the stage for some real upgrades. Offense looks solid, so expect those picks to shore up the defense, where holes remain across the lines. They can't afford another swing and miss like Mazzie Smith. These selections got to deliver starters right away. ESPN's Tim Hasselbeck broke it down on NFL Live, giving props to Jones and his personnel crew for that elite drafting track record. He called it a luxury. Multiple needs mean flexibility in fixing the back end without forcing bad fits. Linebackers are priority, though they might grab a vet like Bobby Wagner before draft night. Corner and edge rusher spots scream for youth too, so Dallas has options to mix and match.

1:01With the board falling just right before pick 12, watch how they play it. History says both could turn into all pro-difference makers, keeping the Cowboys elite.