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Cowboys Eyeing Trade-Up for Defensive Star

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The Dallas Cowboys are considering trading up in the first round of the draft, but theyre determined to keep their twentieth overall pick if possible. They have two first-rounders at twelfth and twentieth, making them a prime candidate for a trade-up. However, theyre cautious about losing both firsts and lack a second-round pick to sweeten deals. Theyre playing it smart, balancing their trade-up desire with protecting their draft capital.

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Cowboys Eyeing Trade-Up for Defensive Star

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On April 20th, the Dallas Cowboys are eyeing ways to move up in the first round of the draft, but they're dead set on keeping their 20th overall. Pick if they can. Adam Schefter dropped this intel, noting they've got two first rounders at 12th and 20th, and they're a prime candidate to trade up for a game-changing defensive stud. Earlier this week, Schefter highlighted how front office folks see Dallas as aggressive, but the team wants to hang on to that 20th slot amid all. The buzz. Speculations flying about packaging 12th and 20th to snack something like Cleveland 6th and a third rounder at 39th, though that didn't. Leave them without both first, which ain't ideal for squad rebuilding the D-line. They lack a second round pick to sweeten deals, but they've got a third rounder at 90 second from the OSA-Odi-Zua trade, so any move up gets. Tricky without touching 20. Bottom line, Dallas is playing its smart, balancing that trade-up hunger with protecting their draft capital as the clock ticks toward

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