
Jacob Rodriguez: Cowboys' Defense's Dream Pick?
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Jacob Rodriguez, a top prospect for the 2026 draft, could be the key to the Dallas Cowboys defensive revival. The 23-year-old linebacker from Texas Tech boasts impressive stats and elite grades in coverage and run defense. His recent visit to the Cowboys facility and positive comments about the team suggest a strong interest. Meanwhile, defensive end Donovan Ezeiruaku is recovering well from hip surgery, set to return for training camp. With Rodriguez and a healthy Ezeiruaku, the Cowboys could finally end their Super Bowl drought.
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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Jacob Rodriguez: Cowboys' Defense's Dream Pick?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 27, the Dallas Cowboys had a rough defense of season last year, allowing a leak high, A-1-1 points, and ranking dead last, against the pass. Now, eyes are on Texas Tech linebacker Jacob Rodriguez as a top prospect for the 2026 draft. The 23-year-old could be just what they need to shore up their union. Rodriguez put up impressive numbers over his last two college seasons, with 127 and a half tackles, plus sacks, interceptions, and force fumbles. His elite grades and coverage and run defense topped all linebackers, making him a versatile fit for their scheme. The interest runs both ways, as Rodriguez recently visited the Cowboys facility and shared how thrilled he was to dine with the head coach. He called it a dream come true, especially growing up dreaming of the NFL. Meanwhile, there's good news on the injury front for defensive end Donovan Azera-Waku. The second round pick from last year had hip surgery in late January, but is making steady rehab progress and should be fully ready for
training camp. If they snag Rodriguez around the 20th pick and Azera-Waku returns strong, the Cowboys might finally turn their defense around and build toward, ending that long, superbowl weight.
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