Cowboys Scout Haynes King: Mobility & Potential

0:00On March 23rd, the Dallas Cowboys are hitting the scouting trail hard with the 2026 NFL draft about a month away. They recently sent a three-person team, including quarterback's coach Steve Shimko, to Georgia Tech's pro day in Atlanta. There, they sat down with standout quarterback Haynes King, who impressed scouts from every NFL team. King earned top honors last year as the ACC player of the year, an offensive player of the year. He also picked up the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award for his on-field play and character. The 25-year-old Texas native brings a strong resume after transferring from Texas A&M to Georgia Tech. Fans might wonder about the timing since the Cowboys already have Dak Prescott as their starter, plus new backup Sam Howell and trade acquisition Joe. Milton. Still, Dallas seems open to all possibilities at the position heading into the draft. Milton's mobility makes him a unique option worth checking out. In his final college season, King passed for nearly 3,000 yards and 14 touchdowns while

1:04rushing for over 900 yards and 15 scores. He's drawn attention from other teams too, like the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots. As the draft approaches in Pittsburgh from April 23rd through 25th, keep an eye on whether the Cowboys circle back to King or build around their current group.