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The wait is nearly over. With the 2023 NFL Draft preparing to get underway at Union Station in Kansas City today, the Dallas Cowboys are putting the final touches on their big board and waiting to see which of their favorite prospects will be available when they go on the clock later in the first round.
It's been a master class of free agency executed by the Cowboys, a team that has perennially done exceptionally well at drafting in the Will McClay era – giving up three of those coveted 2023 draft picks to solve positions of need in a major way while also still allowing Dallas to have at least one pick in every round of this year's draft.
They began this offseason with a total of nine picks, including compensatory picks awarded by the league for the loss of free agents like Connor Williams in 2022, but they've since made a couple headline moves that changes what the number of selections they'll walk into this year's draft with.
They began this offseason with a total of nine picks, including compensatory picks awarded by the league for the loss of free agents like Connor Williams in 2022, but they've since made a couple headline moves that changes what the number of selections they'll walk into this year's draft with.
They've admitted to being open to potentially trading down and/or possibly up this weekend, and if they pull that trigger, it'll be interesting to see for whom and at what value; but they likely wouldn't mind regaining a pick or two lost in the maneuvering of free agency.
4 comments:
Los Cowboys son putos. Losers. Winners at Draft Day? Who cares about Draft Day??? Win on the field, jotos!!!
Dallas will finish as they have since the mid-90s heyday - mediocre record. They fucked up losing Zeke Elliot. You know it, wimpy.
you mean 60's
Football is just like the wwe or wwf scripted the winners are chosen before the season starts. You think that after 911 and the patriot act its just pure luck that the Patriots became the most storied franchise in sports history?
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