Cowboys Eye Stribling for Offense, Draft Dilemma Looms

0:00It's April 20th. Dallas News Today starts now, AI-powered, and ready. I'm Cory with the story. The Dallas Cowboys are eyeing some firepower for their offense ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, and they've already put in work with Ole Miss. Why receiver Dejan Stribbling through a private workout? Stribbling stands 6'2, 202 pounds, with back-to-back 800-yard receiving seasons under his belt, one at Oklahoma State, the other at Ole Miss. He blazed a 4.3 6'40-yard dash at the combine, showing elite speed to stretch defenses and rack-up yards after the catch. Meanwhile, Cowboys fans are buzzing because the team desperately needs receiver depth. George Pickens' contract drama leaves questions, and guys like Ryan Flernoy, Jonathan Mingo, Kovante Turpin, and Paris Campbell, haven't locked down. Reliable spots yet. According to reports, Stribbling's a consensus day to pick, likely off the board in the second

1:01or third round. But Dallas only has one late third rounder, so grabbing him means trading up, maybe from their 12th or 20th overall spots, which could cost. Future picks Bottom line, while Stribbling's got that explosive vibe the Cowboys crave, prioritizing defense makes it a tough sell to go all in on him without. Shaking up the whole draft plan.