Legends Clash: Cowboys Icons at NFL Draft

0:00On April 6th, the NFL Draft has been hitting the road since 2015, turning into one of the league's biggest live spectacles, pulling in hundreds of thousands of fans each year. For 2026, it's landing in Pittsburgh, home turf for the Steelers, and the Cowboys are sending two Hall of Fame legends from there. 1970s robbery to announce picks in rounds 2 and 3. Drew Pearson and Tony Dorsett topped the list the league dropped on Thursday, joining other stars to call out selections. These guys bring that classic Dallas Pittsburgh beef straight to Steelers nation, especially after those epic Super Bowl clashes in the 70s. Pearson, who went undrafted out of Tulsa back in 1973, faced the Steelers five times without a win, including two Super Bowls. But he's no stranger to stirring the pot. His viral trash talk at the 2017 draft in Philly kicked off this whole trend of legends firing up. Crowds. Dorsett gets a hero's welcome, though, as a Pittsburgh kid who lit up high school and pit, snagging the Heisman and setting college rushing records.

1:05The number two pick in 1977, his jerseys retired there, and there's even a street name after him near Acresure Stadium, where draft week's going down? Expect some fireworks when these Cowboys icons hit the stage, blending nostalgia, rivalry, and rookie hype into what promises to be an unforgettable draft weekend.