Cowboys' Draft Focus: Linebacker, Edge Rusher, or O-Line?

0:00On March 21st, the Dallas Cowboys head into their third round pick at number 92, focused on three main needs. They want a true middle linebacker to steady the defense, a player who fits seamlessly into their new three-four scheme, or an offensive lineman for, added line of flexibility. This comes amid a defensive rebuild under Coordinator Parker, who is pushing for more physicality up front. The team lacks a reliable tone-setter at linebacker and needs edge defenders who can rush, set edges, and play in space. Players like Josiah Trotter bring the instincts and downhill style to anchor the middle, while J. Sean Barham offers athletic projection as an in outside linebacker. Dominique Orange stands out as a 322-pound nose tackle, ready to plug runs right away. Traden Stukes fits the versatile nickel spot, with corner-like coverage and linebacker tackling, and Ramello height projects as a lean flexible. Russia. On offense, Jennings Dunker and Austin Barber provide tackle-to-guard versatility to settle the line around key pieces.

1:05These options let Dallas mix immediate help with upside swings, keeping their draft strategy adaptable as rounds progress.