Cowboys Draft USC WR Makai Lemon, Boosting Offense

0:00It's March 25th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. The Dallas Cowboys are eyeing ways to build on their defense after a trade for Quentin Williams helps shore up last season's weaknesses. With two first round picks in the upcoming draft and plenty of resources, they could target upgrades there. But a fresh Mott draft from CBS Sportswriter Josh Edwards has them grabbing USC wide receiver McCoy Limon instead, adding firepower to an already strong offense. Edwards sees Limon as a smart slot option, especially with the Cowboys getting aggressive on defense by adding players like Williams and possibly, Rashan Gary. This pick would give them flexibility to shuffle receivers around and provide backup if stars like CD-LAM or George Pickens demand big money down the line. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the Cowboys contract talks with George Pickens right now. Both he and Lim are top outside threats, so an elite slot guy like Limon could keep

1:00the passing game humming without missing a beat. It fits owner Jerry Jones' love for splashy offensive plays that pack the stands. Dac Prescott thrives with multiple weapons, and Limon's addition would create even more wrinkles for defenses to handle. The team wants to sustain that explosive unit from last year, while negotiating those key deals. As the draft nears expect more mock shaking of Cowboys plans, blending defense fixes with offensive insurance for the long haul.