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1 week ago | thelandryhat.com | Marcus Mosher

ByMarcus Mosher|11 hours agoThe Dallas Cowboys have received a lot of praise for their 2025 draft class, and a big reason why is due to the selection of Boston College pass rusher Donovan Ezeiruaku. Many draft experts believed that he could have been a first-round pick as he was the No. 22 player on The Athletic’s Consensus Big Board. The tape for Ezeiruaku was fantastic, and his performance during the 2025 Senior Bowl solidified his spot inside the top 50 picks.

2 weeks ago | thelandryhat.com | Jerry Trotta

ByJerry Trotta|1 hour agoIt is hard not to be thrilled by what the Dallas Cowboys have accomplished with their first three picks of the NFL Draft. Between Tyler Booker, Donovan Ezeiruaku and Shevon Revel, the Cowboys arguably got three top 30-40 players in the class depending on who you ask. While Revel has some injury concerns as he recovers from a torn ACL, this class so far as oodles of upside. There is still work to be done, however.

3 weeks ago | thelandryhat.com | Jerry Trotta

ByJerry Trotta|1 hour agoWe are so close to finding out what the Dallas Cowboys will do with the No. 12 overall pick in the NFL Draft. It has felt for a long time that this team will target a wide receiver, with Arizona's Tetairoa McMillan and Texas' Matthew Golden sticking out as the clear favorites. As we've gotten closer to Thursday night, though, more and more names have entered the mix to be chosen by Dallas in the first round.

3 weeks ago | thelandryhat.com | Jerry Trotta

ByJerry Trotta|3 hours agoIt's NFL Draft week, which means insiders are leaving no stone unturned to gather intel before Thursday night. The Dallas Cowboys have a long history of drafting players they host for 30 visits, so fans have a good idea of who they will target this weekend. Unlike last year, when it seemed obvious they would take Tyler Guyton in the first round, Dallas could go many different directions with the No. 12 overall pick.

4 weeks ago | thelandryhat.com | Jerry Trotta

Are the Joneses finally listening to Cowboys fans? ByJerry Trotta|1 hour agoIt is markedly more difficult to pinpoint what direction the Dallas Cowboys go in the 2025 NFL Draft relative to last year. It seemed obvious early in the draft process that Dallas would emphasize the offensive line after they made the difficult decision to move on from Tyron Smith. Sure enough, they selected Oklahoma tackle Tyler Guyton No. 29 overall before taking Kansas State guard Cooper Beebe in round three.