Record Breaking WR's Cowboys Plea

0:00On April 17th, Weber Statewide Receiver Jailing Record is pulling out all the stops ahead of the 2026 NFL draft. This 5'8'170' speedster showed up outside the Dallas Cowboys headquarters at the star in Frisco, holding a sign that reads, I'll run my 40 right now. He's pushing his explosive top speed of 22.8 mph, which beats last season's fastest ball carrier. Record backed it up at Pro Day with a 41-inch vertical leap and 23 bench press reps. He believes he can blaze a 4.3 in the 40 yard dash. After transferring from SMU to Weber State, where he captained the team twice, he turned heads as a return specialist too. Fans and scouts are buzzing about his grit, standing there in the Texas Heat proves he means business. He's a die-hard Cowboys fan who prides himself on root precision, reading coverages, and stretching the field. His small size hasn't stopped guys like that before, and his urgency screams pro-potential. The Cowboys could use him for depth, behind CD-LAM, George Pickens, and Ryan Flernoy.

1:06Their backups, by Jonathan Mingo and Paris Campbell, have struggled with production and injuries, leaving gaps. Record's return skills add extra value as a gadget player. Bringing him to rookie minicamp costs nothing and might uncover a hidden gem. Keep an eye on this underdog hustle. It could spark something big come draft time.