Cowboys' Draft Dilemma: Linebacker or Offense?

0:00It's April 1st. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. The 2026 NFL draft is creeping up fast, less than a month out, and for the Dallas Cowboys, this one's massive. They're sitting at pick. 12 with boards locking in. We're breaking down three big factor fiction debates. We'll talk corners like Caleb Downs or Mansour Delane's slide to them. Did they got a grab a line backer high and should they eye offense early? Earlier this week, Mansour Delane lit up LSU's pro day with a 4.3540 yard dash. Skyrocketing his stock mocks now have him as high. As number five to the Giants, teams like the Chiefs, Bengals, and Dolphins need corners ahead of Dallas so no way either stud falls to 12. That's straight fiction. Cowboys fans know the linebacker room is their weakest link right now. If they played tomorrow, it would be a disaster. They chase free agents like the Kobe Dean and Key Walker, but struck

1:01out, leaving Demarbian overshown as the lone starter with injury flags. With slim draft picks, trading's tough, so yeah, they need a premium top 100 linebacker like Jacob Rodriguez. Pure fact. That said, don't sleep on offense at 12. Dallas should stay flexible. They're detanked last year, sure. But if a top five board guy like Frances Mauigua, Jeremiah Love, or Carnell Tates there, pull the trigger just like. They did with CDLAM back in 2020. Best player available wins out. Bottom line. Cowboys brass better nail this draft to rebuild. Linebacker urgency is real. Corners are a reach, but BPA rules the day as Intel heats up. These next weeks.