Cowboys' Draft Strategy: Garrett Trade, Styles Meeting

0:00It's March 27th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. The Dallas Cowboys sit pretty with two first round picks in the top 20 of the 2026 NFL draft, at 12th and 20th overall, after their seven win, nine loss, one tie season. That capital has sparked talk of a blockbuster trade for Cleveland Brown's star-edge rusher Miles Garrett, the league's top defender. Analysts say Dallas could offer those picks straight up, giving the Browns a shot at four first rounders next year when the draft class looks thin. What makes the Cowboys stand out is no other team can match that without complications, unlike rivals like the Miami Dolphins or New York Jets. Trading Garrett might appeal if Cleveland wants to rebuild fast. And Dallas lacks easy player pieces to add, keeping the deal pick focused. Fans and insiders are buzzing over potential moves up the board too. Ohio State linebacker Sunny Styles Now mocked as high as second overall after a stellar combine has a meeting lined up with

1:02the Cowboys. Meanwhile, safety Caleb Downs could slide toward their 12 pick due to size concerns and a soft market for the position, per draft guru Daniel Jeremiah. The team showed a big at Texas Tech's pro day, led by head coach Brian Shottenheimer and key scouts, eyeing defensive standouts like outside. Linebacker David Bailey, a top five projection, and others amid Dallas's past rush needs. With the draft just weeks away on April's big weekend, the Cowboys front office keep stacking intel, positioning them to pounce on defensive help. That could flip their fortunes.