Cowboys' Draft Focus Shifts: Delane's Hype, Downs' Potential

On March 26, NFL Draft experts are shifting focus for the Dallas Cowboys at their 12th overall pick.

Analyst Daniel Jeremiah made it clear that cornerback Montsour de Lane is rising too fast and likely won't be available.

Instead, he highlighted safety Caleb Downs as a strong possibility still in play for Dallas.

De Lane has gained serious momentum lately, with teams buzzing about his athletic traits and ball skills.

That kind of hype often pushes cornerbacks of the board earlier than expected, leaving fans who dreamed of him for the Cowboys out of luck.

Cowboys supporters have mixed feelings, especially after last season's defensive struggles.

Many wanted De Lane's upside, but Jeremiah's take has sparked interest in Downs as a real stabilizer who could transform the secondary right away.

Safety's like Downs have a history of sliding in drafts, giving Dallas a shot even if the top tier goes quick.

Jeremiah sounded confident, pointing to Downs as a difference maker who fits the team's needs perfectly.

As Mont Drafts evolve, keep an eye on how these positions shake out leading up to April.

The Cowboys' defense could get a major boost either way.