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Dallas Cowboys' Top-Ranked Draft

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In this Dallas Cowboys mock draft, the team prioritizes top talent over needs, selecting safety Dillon Thieneman and tight end Kenyon Sadiq in the first two rounds. Mid-rounds bring cornerback Daylen Everette and linebacker Deontae Lawson, while running back Le’Veon Moss is snagged in the fifth. However, day three picks like Julian Neal and Eric Rivers raise questions about roster gaps in edge, interior line, and tackles. The draft focuses on raw talent but leaves room for improvement in key areas.

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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Dallas Cowboys' Top-Ranked Draft. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 5, Dallas Cowboys fans imagine a draft where they ditch needs and just grab the top-ranked player on the pro football focus board every time. That's this mock draft scenario, pure best player available from Pick 12 through the end. At 12, they snag safety. Dylan Theanaman from Oregon, a tackling machine with over 300 college stops and 8 picks. Then, at 20, it's Titan Kenyan Sadiq, also from Oregon, who led Titans with 8 receiving touchdowns and set school records. Things line up nicer mid-rounds, like cornerback Dalen Everett from Georgia sliding to 92, a 6-foot-1 defender with solid breakups. Pick 112 brings Alabama linebacker Deonte Lawson, and 152 gets Texas A&M running back LaVeyon Moss, a speedy workhorse with a 4. 0.4-240, but Day 3 exposes cracks, taking Arkansas corner Julian Neal at 177 and Georgia Tech, wide receiver Eric Rivers at 180, passing on edge rushers and defensive tackles that fit perfectly.

They wrap with Michigan State Center Matt Gulben at 218 for some line depth. This hall stacks raw talent across safety, tight end, corners, and more, but leaves holes at edge, interior line, and tackles that scream for. Attention after the draft. This pure best player available build winners, or do you need to chase roster fixes first?

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