Cowboys' final NFL Draft big board: 60 players who make sense all 3 days for Dallas
Seven rounds of options for the Cowboys, who have needs to fill but could draft the best player available in the first round of the draft.
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Seven rounds of options for the Cowboys, who have needs to fill but could draft the best player available in the first round of the draft.
CLEVELAND (AP) — For the Cleveland Browns, being on the clock in this year's NFL draft will again require extra patience. They'll spend Day One on the sideline watching. Just as they did during the playoffs. After mortgaging their future in the controversial trade last year for quarterback Deshaun Watson, the Browns don't have a first- or second-round pick. They aren't scheduled to make their initial selection until the third round at No. 74, unless general manager Andrew Berry gets antsy and makes a move.
Heard this the other day that for the Cowboys to have a successful draft their first two picks must be immediate starters.
Gerald McCoy's time in a Cowboys uniform can be measured in minutes, but they're still patching up the hole he left behind 3 years later.
The Cleveland Browns are still looking to add talent to the defensive line and have met with Florida defensive tackle Gervon Dexter ahead of the 2023 NFL Draft