The Dallas Cowboys addressed a lot of positions in the 2022 NFL Draft but which specific position was improved the most long-term?
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The Dallas Mavericks showed they can correct their defense and slow down the Suns scoring it's the Mavs offense that needs to step up in future games
Tyler Biadasz is vulnerable at the center position and it won't be too long before Alec Lindstrom is pushing him for the starting gig on the Dallas Cowboys
The blueprint to beat the Suns isn't a mystery and the Dallas Mavericks know exactly what they must do in game two to make it happen
Now that the draft is over and the Dallas Cowboys can sign free agents without sacrificing their compensatory picks in 2023, we look at three free agents
The Dallas Cowboys addressed a ton of needs in the 2022 NFL Draft but one need, one role, when unaddressed and needs to be addressed at some point
Once again the Dallas Cowboys had themselves a high-octane and somewhat controversial draft. We break down the picks and grade the selections
The Dallas Cowboys addressed their single biggest need in the draft by picking Tyler Smith in the first round but still have two massive holes to fill
The Dallas Cowboys needed to bring in an offensive linemen if they wanted to compete in 2022 and they picked the best one on their board in Tyler Smith
Positional value is a big thing to consider in the NFL Draft because it's not just the Dallas Cowboys finding good players, it's filling important positions
The Dallas Cowboys haven't been very secretive about a few plans they have for the 2022 NFL Draft so today we discuss 5 items that may be surprises to some
The Dallas Cowboys have a lot of needs to address in the 2022 NFL Draft but nothing matters this year if they don't fix their offensive line
The numbers are in and as long as a great kicking prospect lives up their scouting report, it makes sense for the Dallas Cowboys to pick one on Day3
In Reid's final mock draft of the offseason, the Dallas Cowboys dedicate picks to reload their offense and plug needs through players they've been linked
The Dallas Cowboys are known to take high-risk/high reward gambles in the draft and this year offers a couple elite players who could slide
without strong defensive line play in front of them, it doesn't matter what the Dallas Cowboys do at the linebacker position because it depends on the DTs
Deebo Samuel is arguably the best offensive player in the NFL, so yes, the Dallas Cowboys could use him, but don't get your hopes up on a trade.
Before the Dallas Cowboys make too many decisions in the Draft they should find out if Sean Payton is even a realistic possibility next season.
A power slot like Noah Brown is better than a one-dimensional TE in every way so the Dallas Cowboys should focus on well-rounded prospects
If Kelvin Joseph's status in 2022 is in doubt, do the Dallas Cowboys change their approach in the NFL Draft or do they proceed as normal as it unfolds?