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Cowboys' Draft Drama: Trade or Stay?

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The Dallas Cowboys, holding pick twelve in the NFL draft, are expected to either stay put for a defensive player or make a big trade-up. Oddsmakers favor a defensive stud, with Reuben Bain Junior, Mansoor Delane, and Dillon Thieneman leading the pack. The Cowboys defense struggled last season, and a top pick could help coordinator Christian Parker rebuild the unit. The team also has odds to trade into the top ten, potentially snagging a generational talent from Cleveland. Fans are eager to see if Jerry Jones will make a surprise move this draft weekend.

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Cowboys' Draft Drama: Trade or Stay?

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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cowboys' Draft Drama: Trade or Stay?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 23, the NFL draft is here, and the Dallas Cowboys hold pick 12, but betting odds are painting a wild picture. Odds makers see them either staying put for defensive stud, or making a big trade-up splash, with the market buzzing about defensive reinforcements. After last season's leaky backfield, if they stick at 12, Ruben Bane Jr. leads at plus 600, followed by Mansour Delane at plus 700, and Dylan Tiamman at plus, 950. Bane from LSU could lock down the secondary next to Doron Bland, while Fienemann's versatility makes him a chess piece for the safety spot. Fans and analysts are hyped because the Cowboys' defense turned into Swiss cheese last year, and coordinator Christian Parker desperately needs that. Cornerstone player to rebuild the unit and give back to contending. Now the real drama, Oz to trade into the top 10, sit at plus 180, and specifically grabbing pick 6 from Cleveland at plus 350. My cost picks 12 and 20, but it let them snag a generational talent before others jump

in. Meanwhile, at pick 20, the boards are lighting up too, signaling Dallas could reshape the roster quick, if they wheel and deal. Keep eyes peeled this weekend. Cowboys' nation might just witness Jerry Jones drop a bombshow.

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