Cowboys Draft: New Hope, Old Regrets

0:00On March 5, Dallas Cowboys fans know the sting of Draft Day all too well with a track record of missed opportunities spanning more than three decades. The team that won three Super Bowls in the 1990s has often passed on future stars, earning a nickname borrowed from public enemies. Greatest Mrs. Album. Back in 1994, they chose defensive end Chante Carver over Lyonbacker Willie McGinnist, who went on to win three Super Bowls with new England. Four years later in 1998, Dallas skipped Randy Moss, Alan Fanica, and Hines Ward at pick number eight. Those choices left the mark on fans, mixing excitement with dread each spring. While the Ravens drafted Jonathan Ogden and Ray Lewis in 1996 to build a champion, the Cowboys kept chasing breakthroughs that rarely came. Lately, things look brighter with receiver CD Lamb, defender Michael Parsons, picked 12th overall himself, and Lyman Tyler Smith anchoring the bang line.

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