Football games aren’t won on paper, and the Cowboys learned that all too well this past season. Technically the league’s number one offense, the Cowboys played anything but winning offense at time in the second half of the regular season and ensuing home playoff loss.
Now in the offseason, they’ve jettisoned some players like Amari Cooper, Cedrick Wilson, Connor Williams, and La’el Collins. The Cowboys have clear plans to address these losses at receiver and offensive line in the draft, if their pre-draft visitors are any indication.
Both positions offer intriguing options with the 24th overall pick, but also prospects with starting potential in the second round where Dallas picks 56th overall.