Cowboys' Linebacker Needs: Mac Harris & Jackson Kuwatch

0:00On April 18, Dallas Cowboys got a clear-needed linebacker heading into the draft, and ESPN straight up calls it a must-feel spot. They need guys to beef up the bottom of the roster, survive training camp, and bring some real competition to the room. Two under-the-radar names popping up are Mac Harris and Jackson Kewach, perfect for late-round picks or undrafted free agent grabs. The Cowboys could snag a big name early, but grabbing death later makes total sense too. These players fit that mold, offering explosion or steady production without the hype. Analysts like the idea of adding that kind of talent to spark the linebacker group, fans and experts see the current depth as pretty thin, which could hurt if injuries hit. That's where these prospects shine. Guys who compete hard, play special teams, and earn reps the gritty way. It had inject life into a position that's been quiet. Mac Harris stands at six feet, 230 pounds, with explosive stats from last year, 54 solo tackles, six sacks,

1:01three forced, fumbles, and two picks. Jackson Kewach at six foot four, 235 pounds, started all 14 games from Miami of Ohio, racking up 109 tackles, 10 for loss, five sacks, and third team all conference honors. Both could be sleepers that pay off big for Dallas depth. Keep an eye on them as the front office hunts for those hidden gems to round out the squad.