Cowboys Eyeing Reese, But Trade Costs Could Gut Draft

0:00It's April 22nd. This is NFL News today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. Rumors are swirling in the 2026 NFL draft prep that the Dallas Cowboys might go all-in, trading up from their 12 spot to snag the number three. Pick from the Arizona Cardinals for Ohio State Linebacker, Arville Reese. Word from ESPN's Peter Schreger says, Dallas could leapfrog teams if Reese is still available and Arizona bites on a deal while essentially sportses. Tony Pauline reports the Cardinals won Texas Tech Edge Russia, David Bailey, but my slide back if the New York Jets grab him at number two. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the Cowboys' aggressive style under Jerry Jones, but the price tag has everyone pausing using the Jimmy Johnson chart. Dallas's two first rounders fall short, so they likely cough up a third round pick or more to make Arizona drop nine spots. New chatter suggests this trade could gut the Cowboys' draft board, leaving them without a second first rounder

1:03and not picking again until the fourth. Round at best, which kills their shot at multiple impact players right away. Bottom line, if Dallas can swing a smarter move up that keeps some ammo or grabs a second rounder back, cool but burning it all on one guy like Reese. Just doesn't stack up for a squad needing depth across the board.