Cowboys' Draft: Defense or Wide Receiver?

0:00The NFL draft kicks off Thursday, April 23rd, and Dallas Cowboys fans are buzzing with two first-round picks at number 12 and number rain. 20. The team's defense is in rough shape across every level, and with Jerry Jones calling shots, anything could go down on opening 9. Talks wrote about why receiver Jordan Tyson, after ESPN's Adam Schefter, said the Cowboys love him, maybe even grabbing him if he slides. But that's a long shot. Dallas already has elite receivers like CDLam and George Pickens, plus Tyson's injury red flags make it a mismatch win. Defense screens for help. A trade-up from number 12 failed hot last week, but insiders like Daniel Jeremiah say they haven't heard buzz on it lately. Jones keeps everyone guessing, yet sticking put seems more probable to snag top defensive talent without overpaying. The smart play? Stay at 12 for a stud. Then trade back from 20 maybe with Arizona for the second rounder, at number 34, a third at 65, and a fifth.

1:01That stacks extra ammo to fix the back seven or line. Cowboys could turn these picks into a defensive overhaul, flipping playoff droughts into contention. Jones' wild card keeps the hype alive as Thursday drops. That wraps Dallas News today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with the story.