Cowboys Targeting Versatile Dillon Wade for Depth

0:00It's April 17th. Dallas News. Today starts now. AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. Dallas Cowboys lost the key back up in offensive lineman Brock Hoffman, who signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers this off-season. Hoffman was versatile at Garden Center, stepping up big last year after Cooper Beebe got hurt. Now with Tyler Smith possibly shifting to left tackle, they need that same reliable depth. Earlier this week, reports surface that the Cowboys are targeting Auburn's Dylan Wade as a potential replacement. They took him to dinner before his pro day, and held a Zoom call, showing real interest from Dallas Scouts. Way brings serious versatility, having played guard in both tackle spots in college, and he's training at center now. His athleticism popped at the combine with a 5.0 240 yard dash, 28.5 inch vertical, and 8 foot 8 broad. Jump. Plus, he never missed a snap over four college seasons. For the Cowboys, Wade fits as a late third day draft pick

1:00for emergency depth behind Beebe at center, or if TJ Bass has to start a guard. He could also back up Tackle's Tyler Gaiden and Terrence Steel, who have struggled lately. If Dallas grabs Wade late in the 2026 draft, he might develop into that steady Hoffman type asset right away, bolstering their line for the Long Hall.