The Dallas Cowboys will test their sketch from April 29 to May 1, with 10 selections ready to call. Team owner Jerry Jones and the primary office will not only consider the team’s needs, but how a player fits into the scheme and their overall athletic availability. It’s no secret that Cowboys need defensive help, however, the question marks remain offensive. If Florida Gators TE Kyle Pitts is available at number 10, should the team stay put or reach out and take a game changer?
ESPN’s Todd McShay recently dissected the major needs of each team in the league, and added a few notes about their potential thinking process.
Dallas Cowboys
Top sketch needs: TE, DT, CB, S, LB, G, OT, P
I highlighted this because I think a difference factor there could take this offense to another level, but it’s no secret that Dallas will reduce the defensive players to zero with most of the 10 draft picks. There is a real chance that he will be able to choose from every defensive perspective in the class at number 10, but he should not stop here. The corner and the safety were not fixed, and the middle of the defense – defensive striker and defender – should have a long look. Only four teams allowed more points in 2020.
The thought of crime rising to an even higher level sounds wild.
In Prescott’s last full season, the offense went over 4,700 meters, and the team scored 434 points. This was before he added CeeDee Lamb and did so before Prescott’s injury, breaking his record by 6,760 meters.
But the tight end may not be there, and if not, the next few needs indicate the defensive side of the ball.
Two top corner defenders will probably go early in round 1: Patrick Surtain II of Alabama and Jaycee Horn of South Carolina. The first round is hard where the club can find help. McShay adds: “You’re out of luck if you’re still looking for a defense. Days 1 and 2 could have many defensive backs and sideline players who will make their presence felt in the NFL. ”
Dallas has eight notable positions considered to be in great need. Some, such as the pointer, could have been fixed through a free agency with the addition of competition for Hunter Niswander through Bryan Anger. Others, such as security, defensive attack and linebacker, are critical and could be dealt with in several ways, with Dallas deciding to trade through trading, later round elections or continuing to look at interested players available in the agency. free.