Cowboys' NFL Draft: Defensive Overhaul

0:00On April 21st, the NFL draft kicks off Thursday night in Pittsburgh, and ESPN's Justin Reed dropped his final full 7-round mock, zeroing in on the. Cowboys ate picks to overhaul their defense. With selections at 12, 20, 92, 112, and 3 in the 5th, Dallas loads up on defensive talent first, leaving offense for, last. Reed has them grabbing safety, Dylan Dianeman from Oregon at 12 a riser who's versatile in coverage and run support, then cornerback Chris Johnson, from San Diego State at 20 to shore up the secondary, right away. Later, in round 3 at 92, they snag linebacker Caleb Alarms, or from TCU, a local kid with raw athleticism and work ethic who could pair. Quick with Demarvian overshown. Round 4 brings edge rusher Max Luellen from Iowa, a tall pass rush specialist with coachable upside. The 5th round doubles down, edge George Gums Jr., from Florida at 152, a project with

1:0021 tackles for loss, corner latril. McCutchen Sr., from Houston at 177 for depth and special teams, and defensive tackle Bryson Eason from Tennessee at 180, packing size and solid production. They wrap with running back Levian Moss from Texas A&M in round 7 at 218, adding speed to the backfield without chasing the Stauja. This haul sketches a clear path to defensive revival, just in time as the real picks unfold.