The Cowboys got down to brass tacks in the first three round selecting their top defenders. To start off the fourth round, the organization moved in a different direction. They opted to upgrade a special teams unit that is in need of some revitalization. Not only did they do that but they also got a solid receiver. For as fast as Lucky Whitehead can be, he’s an inconsistent receiver and makes more negative plays than positive ones. It’s about time the Cowboys add a new gadget-player who is elusive but strong, and someone who has vision.
Cowboys Draft Pick Analysis: Ryan Switzer Will Pump Up The Slot & Special Teams
