The Cowboys’ draft this year was met with high expectations, and they didn’t disappoint. In the first round, they selected an offensive lineman from Kansas State, Cooper Beebe, as a potential replacement for Tyron Smith. They also bolstered their front seven and added depth to the offensive line. While the immediate impact of this draft may not be significant, the team made some strong choices in selecting potential future starters. With Jerry Jones at the helm, this draft holds crucial importance for the Cowboys.
One standout pick from the draft was Cooper Beebe, who showcased versatility playing both guard and tackle positions. His athleticism in reaching the second level and solid pass protection skills make him a valuable find in the third round. With starter potential, Beebe is sure to be an asset to the team in years to come.
On the other hand, Tyler Guyton was not as popular of a pick among fans. He was chosen 29th overall as an offensive tackle from Oklahoma but possesses immense potential despite currently being raw. While he may not showcase his full capabilities in the upcoming season, Guyton has the potential to excel in the league given time to develop.
The Cowboys’ full draft picks include Tyler Guyton (OT, Oklahoma), Marshawn Kneeland (DL/EDGE, Western Michigan), Cooper Beebe (OL, Kansas State), Marist Liufau (LB, Notre Dame), Caelen Carson (CB, Wake Forest), Ryan Flournoy (WR, Southeast Missouri State), Nathan Thomas (OL, Louisiana Lafayette), and Justin Rogers (DL
