Cowboys Draft Offense-Only Haul

0:00It's April 2nd, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. Dallas Cowboy's got offensive headaches piling up, from left tackle questions to right tackle gripes, plus thin wide receiver depth and tied in, contracts, drying up after Jake Ferguson. So we flipped the script from that all defense mock draft and cooked up a pure offense hall, grabbing nine linemen, skill guys, and depth pieces. Across seven rounds, kicking off strong at pick 12, they snag Spencer Fano, that six foot five, three eleven pound bees from Utah, who lit up the combine with a four, point nine one forty, and top mover status. Perfect blindside protector for Dak Prescott. Then at 20, Chris Brazel the second from Tennessee, six foot four speed demon with a four point three seven forty, adds that big fast target. The coaches say they need beyond CDLAM. Fans are buzzing because this hits real needs, like pairing a cutter like Nebraska's Emmett Johnson,

1:01at 92 with Javante Williams for Backfield. Stability, or stashing Houston-Titan Tenecosio at 112, who's elite athletic score screens future pass catcher as contracts loom. Later rounds double down on the line, with Iowa's Jennings Dunker, at 152 for tackle value, Texas guard DJ Campbell at 177. Miami-wide out CJ Daniels at 180, and Michigan State's Matt Gobern Center, at 218 for smart interior depth, replacing Brock Hoffman. This offense only swings spotlights how Dallas could lock in protection and weapons long term, even if defense calls louder come draft night.