Cowboys Draft Prospects: Offense & Defense

0:00On April 1st, the 2026 NFL draft is less than a month out, and Cowboy Spans are buzzing about prospects who could slot right into America's team. Dallas likely skips quarterback entirely, sticking with their current depth like Joe Milton and Sam Howe, but they're eyeing upgrades everywhere. Else on offense and defense. On offense, Clinton running back Adam Randall stands out at 6-3-232 pounds with 4.5 speed he transitioned. From receiver and could push for the number 2 back roll right away, plus handle returns. Yukon Scholar Bell brings 4.4 speed and route precision as a wide receiver, ready to battle for the third spot. Georgia tight end Oscar Delp, underused in college, offers 4.49 speed at 6 foot 4 to step in as the third option immediately. Shifting to the trenches, offensive lineman like Georgia Tech's Keylan Rutledge could plug in at guard, freeing up Tyler Smith to slide outside while Texas A&M's massive 6-7 Demetrius

1:04crown over has the tools to develop into a starting tackle. Defensively, Michigan's Jai Shan Barham transitions to Edge, giving coordinators versatile pieces and Texas A&M's Tyler Oni Adam fits perfectly as a rotational 4-i tackle. Fans are hyped on Texas Tech linebacker Jacob Rodriguez as a plug-and-play middleline backer who forces turnovers, San Diego State's Speedy Corner, Chris Johnson for outside coverage, and Kansas State's big safety VJ, paying at 6 foot 3 for depth and special teams punch. Many see these guys challenging for rolls as rookies. With the draft closing in, these fits could reshape the roster fast, keep an eye on who lands in Dallas to boost that super bowl push.