"He looked like a top-10 pick in 2023, but an injury limited him in 2024," Prisco said. "How he runs his 40-yard dash will be big, but he plays long and athletic and plays fast enough. The Cowboys need to add a young corner who can start."

Since 1989, the Dallas Cowboys have only used a top-100 pick on a wide receiver or running back just 18 times. Their philosophy has generally prioritized linemen, linebackers, and defensive backs in the early rounds,

The Cowboys have plenty of needs on both sides of the ball and have the No. 12 and 44 overall picks to find impact players.