Cowboys Eye Offensive Upgrades in Draft

0:00On March 30th, Cowboys' offensive coordinator Brian Schadenheimer just dropped that they're wide open to grabbing a first-round talent on offense. With their pick at 12 overall, or maybe sliding back for better value, he's eyeing playmakers who fit the great offensive players' mold. Think dynamic wide receivers and beefy tackles ready to start day one. Lately, Dallas has poured picks into the offensive line, three in the last five years alone. The Schadenheimer ain't closing that door, especially after right tackle Terran Steel took a pay cut. They won upgrades that protect Dak Prescott and stretch the field. Fans are buzzing because this could mean more weapons next to CD-LAM, shifting guys like George Pickens outside. It's a shift from defense first talk, sparking debates on whether offense trumps all in a pass-heavy league. Scouts highlight prospects like Indiana's Omar Cooper Jr., a slot wizard with yards after catch juice, who's visited Dallas. Then there's Utah's Spencer Fano, whose combine workout popped and Arizona states Jordan

1:03Tyson for speed. USC's Mackay Lemon and Georgia's Giant Monroe Freeling bring athletic scores through the roof, perfect if they fall late first. As a draft quack ticks toward April, Schadenheimer's words keep the offense in play, setting up a big swing to reload the squad for a run.