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Cowboys' Draft Dilemma: Edge Rusher, Linebacker, Cornerback

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Dallas Cowboys face defensive challenges in free agency, eyeing top talents in draft; potential trades and veteran deals on the table if needs arent met.

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Cowboys' Draft Dilemma: Edge Rusher, Linebacker, Cornerback

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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cowboys' Draft Dilemma: Edge Rusher, Linebacker, Cornerback. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 23rd, Dallas Cowboys wrapped a free agency with some solid defensive pickups, but they still got holes at edge rusher, linebacker, and cornerback heading into the draft. They hold two first round picks, which could plug a couple of those spots in theory. Mott drafts show a real risk though. Top defensive talents might fly off the board before their 12th overall selection. Without a second round pick, guys like Anthony Hill Jr., and Jacob Rodriguez, could be gone by pick 92. Cowboys fans are buzzing about potential targets like Miami Dolphins linebacker Jordan Brooks or Free Agents Bobby Wagner and Bobby Ocariki. Remember last year, they snag George Pickens in a post-draft trade to boost the squad. If the draft doesn't deliver, the front office plans to hit the phone's hard for veteran deals, just like always. Trading up for someone like Sunny Styles might cost a fortune, maybe all the way to the 4th spot, bottom line. Player hunting never stops after the draft.

They'll keep wheeling and dealing to lock down those key spots and build a stronger defense.

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