Cowboys Draft Devin Moore for Secondary Boost

0:00It's April 26th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. The Dallas Cowboys kept stacking their defense in the NFL draft, grabbing Florida cornerback Devon Moore at Pick-1014 overall. This fourth-round move feels a clear need for depth in the secondary, where they're building starters and rotation guys after some big changes last season. Moore's got that fire. He told Jerry Jones, straight up he's the best corner in the draft. As six-foot-three, he's a physical beast who shines in press man coverage, smooth in his movements and coming off back-to-back years with multiple picks, and Scouts love his discipline and traits, but injuries limited him early in college to no more than seven games those first three years. He bounced back strong with eleven games last season, and the Cowboys seemed cool with his health since Jerry doesn't want any wretched sitting out. Now he's joining a revamped group with Doron Bland, Kobe Durant, Shavon Revel Jr., and Kaelin Carson, plus a connection to former Gator coach, Brian Shottenheimer.

1:05Moore called it everything he dreamed of, landing with America's team. If he stays healthy and pushes in camp under Christian Parker, this kid could carve out snaps early next year. Watch that secondary evolve.