Cowboys, Eagles, Giants: Draft Strategies Unveiled

0:00On March 27, Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Shottenheimer says the team is carefully reviewing all draft prospects without forcing picks to fill, defensive gaps. He stressed taking the best player available, especially after a strong free agency period that lets them draft naturally. The Cowboys brought back key offensive players like George and Javante, while adding talents such as Rashon Gary, Jalen Thompson and Kobe Durand. Shottenheimer praised this haul for building depth and avoiding reaches in the draft. Meanwhile, Philadelphia Eagle Center cam Jurgens is on the mend after stem cell treatment for his back. He admitted it was tough to even walk during the playoffs, but pushed through to help win the Super Bowl. Over in New York, the giants are ramping up pre-draft meetings with several prospects. They hosted top 30 visits from offensive tackle Travis Burke and Y receiver Carnell Tate, plus talks with Y receiver Ted Hurst, linebacker. Anthony Hill Jr., cornerback trade in Stukes, linebacker Jimmy Rolder, and linebacker

1:01Arvel Reese. As the draft nears, these NFC teams are fine-tuning their boards and staying active in player evaluations to build for the long haul.