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Cowboys Draft Dream Team in 2026

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Dallas Cowboys 2026 Draft Dream: Two First-Round Gems, Hoosier Heavy Late Rounds

In this mock draft, the Cowboys secure Ohio State safety Caleb Downs at pick twelve, a versatile defender compared to Darren Woodson. They trade down, acquiring extra picks, and snag Texas linebacker Anthony Hill at forty-two and Indiana corner DAngelo Ponds at forty-three. Later rounds feature Hoosier talent and a tight end with a famous lineage, building a contender through trades and steals.

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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cowboys Draft Dream Team in 2026. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Dallas Cowboys fans, it's Draft day vibes for 2026, and this big green scouting notebook drops a dream mock where the boys snag too. First round gems. They grab a Ohio State safety, Caleb Downs at pick number 12, a 6 foot 206 pound beast who's like a defensive quarterback, covering, corners, tackling linebackers, and blitzing edges, dude led buckeyes to a title and could be the next Darren Woodson. When they trade down from 20 and 30, flipping for extra second and third round picks to stockpile talent. At 42, Texas linebacker Anthony Hill, a Denton kid with 4.51 speed and endless energy like Demarbian overshown. Right after at 43, Indiana corner, DeAngelo Ponds, short but explosive with a 43 and a half inch vert, turning Hoosiers into champs. Reactions from Scouts hype downs as the draft's top defender, undervalued at safety, while Hill and Ponds bring athleticism and leadership.

Impact hits hard on a Cowboys D needing playmakers. Plus these guys mature fast downs at 21, already a vet from Alabama and Ohio State. Fans buzzing because it feels holes without reaching. New layers in later rounds, third round wide out Elijah Sarat from Indiana, always open, they call him Waffle House, then Penn State Edge Danny. Menace Sutton, with Combine Numbers rivaling pros, 17 sacks recent. Fifth round goes, Hoosier Heavy Running Back, K-Lon Black, Center Pack Cougan, linebacker Aiden Fisher, all gritty leaders from that 16 and 0 squad. Rapping this mock strong seventh round tight in RJ Maryland, son of the 91 number one pick Russell, caps a hall of smart driven players. Building a contender from trades and steals, Cowboys could ball out. This has been Dallas News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.

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