Cowboys Eyeing Edge Rushers for Draft

0:00On April 8th, Dallas Cowboys are eyeing some prime-edge rushes for the 2026 NFL Draft First Round, zeroing in on Miami's Rubin Bain and Texas A&M's Cassius Howell. Both stand out but share the same knock super short arms, with Bain at 30 and 7-8 inches and Howell even shorter at 30 and. One quarter. A scout broke it down, saying Bain overpowers his reach issue with raw strength, while Howell makes up for it with a relentless motor that never quits. That hustle keeps Howell in the mix as a starter or key, rotational guy. Cowboys fans are buzzing because the team desperately needs edge help, and these two could slide right into picks around 12 or 20, maybe with a trade up or down. Howell's already got experience in a scheme like the 3-4 defense Dallas's building under Christian Parker. Bain projects higher, anywhere from top 3 to just outside the top 10. Getting him tempting if he falls, but the Cowboys have been picky lately, passing on vets

1:01like, to Devin on Clowney, who didn't fit their system perfectly. Either way, landing one of these guys could supercharge that front 7, giving Dallas the past rush punch they've been missing to chase another, Ringg. Stay locked in with NFL News today, AI-powered updates.