Adam Schefter has linked the Cowboys to possible interest in Jordyn Tyson in Round 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft, but Dallas simply cannot go that route.

But while most fans- even the casuals- have heard the popular shortlist of names linked to the Cowboys in the first round, things can change when you look at the coming draft haul in toto. With eight picks over three days,

The Dallas Cowboys should not wait to take a linebacker until Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft, but there's no guarantee that won't happen. That's because the draft is about as unpredictable as can be and the Cowboys cannot afford to reach for someone at any specific spot because that only increases the odds Dallas misses.

Our latest seven-round mock draft for the Dallas Cowboys sees Jerry Jones and Co. taking care of several key needs on the defensive side of the ball and putting defensive coordinator Christian Parker in position to succeed in 2026.

The Dallas Cowboys have been linked to potentially landing an elite playmaking defensive back in the NFL Draft.

The renovation costs would be covered by $750 million from the Cowboys and a $273 million contribution from Arlington over 20 years.

Kenny Moore plays a position of need for the Dallas Cowboys and could be available as an NFL free agent soon.