With the 24th overall pick in the upcoming 2024 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys may not be telegraphing exactly what they plan on doing, but their glaring roster needs paired with the list of prospects they’ve brought in for pre-draft visits don’t leave a whole lot of mystery about the direction they’ll likely go. Leaving their need for starters at left tackle, center, and linebacker until the draft has many fans uneasy, as it goes against how Dallas typically approaches the offseason. Sure, being a draft-focused team has yielded them plenty of regular-season results and a talented core of homegrown players, but recent history with a disappointing 2023 draft class is a real reason for concerns about how dependent the Cowboys may be on next week’s rookie crop.
Rookie review: TE Luke Schoonmaker looks for Year 2 breakout like Jake Ferguson
