Dallas Cowboys Target Texas TE Stowers

0:00On April 7, Dallas Cowboys got a leaky defense last season, one of the league's worst, so they're rebuilding fast under new coordinator Christian, Parker. He's got big expectations, but needs talent to make his schemes pop. Scouts say the Cowboys might grab defenders with their first two round one picks to shore up that unit right away. After those early selections, they're eyeing depth everywhere, including wide receiver spots. They already hosted Vanderbilt tight-in Eli Stowers on a pre-draft visit, and teams around the league see him more as a receiver, thanks to his. Six foot four, 239 pound frame. Stowers crushed it over two years at Vanderbilt, with 111 catches for 1,470 yards and 9 scores. He's a Texas kid from Den, started as a quarterback at Texas A&M and New Mexico State, so he's raw at tight-in, but brings serious athleticism. Stowers like him for his huge catch radius, speed to stretch the field, and run after catch juice, even if his blocking in routes knee polish.

1:03He fits that hybrid role in modern offenses with multiple tight-insets. For Dallas, Stowers could add firepower to an already dynamic attack, lining up all over as a local gym ready to contribute day one. Keep watching how the draft shakes out for these moves.