Cowboys' Draft Strategy: Jermod McCoy's Slide

0:00It's April 20th. This is NFL News today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. Dallas Cowboys got a real thirst for cornerback talent, heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, and Tennessee's Jermon McCoy keeps popping up in. The chatter. Their secondaries wobbly right now, with Shavon Revel still untested, Doron Blan banged up and off his game last couple seasons, plus no solid slot. Corner since they cut Jordan Lewis loose. Corner from Sports Illustrated's Albert Breyer is McCoy's knee injury, got every scout sweating about his long-term play. That could drop him right out of round one, into round two, just like Arizona's Will Johnson slay last year. Brear figures a contender like Dallas might snatch him late first round as high upside value, even if he flames out after his rookie deal. Cowboys ain't touching him at pick 12. That's too dicey, but pick 20 or beyond. Now we're talking smart business in their win now push. Best case, they trade back from 20, snag extra picks, like a third rounder from Chicago

1:05at 25, or even more if Arizona jumps for a. Quarterback and still bag McCoy early round two. That stacks their draft haul with elite potential at corner without breaking the bank. Draft buzz like this keeps the Cowboys offseason spicy, especially if McCoy's lie turns into their steal of the class.