Cowboys Eyeing WR Jordyn Tyson, Defying Draft Needs

0:00On April 20, Dallas Cowboys sitting at pick number 12 in the upcoming NFL draft and they're pushing hard to trade up. But if that falls through, word is they might shock everyone by grabbing a wide receiver instead of fixing their defense. Arizona State's Jordan Tyson is the name buzzing right now as a prime target if he lasts that long. Adam Schaefter drops some intel on his podcast, saying his real love for Tyson inside the Cowboys headquarters at the Star. They even sent scouts to his pro day last week, and with the New York Giants snagging another top 10 pick, Tyson's stock could slide just enough to Tempt Dallas. Fans and analysts are split on this. Cowboys got glaring holes on defense after a rough season, yet they've gone offense before like snagging CD. Lamb back in 2020, or an offensive guard last year. Is their best player available vibe, even when need scream loud? Cowboys got that smooth ball tracking skill, strong hands to snatch contested catches, and sharp route smarts that scream NFL ready.

1:02He's built physical but plays with finesse like a slimmer guy, which might cap his ceiling a bit, still a top 15 talent easy. Draft days closing and fast, and if Tyson falls, this could flip the script on how Dallas rebuilds, betting big on weapons over patches, keeping them. High risk, high reward flow alive.