The biggest mistake isn't who we took, it's who we didn't take. Jarron Reed instead of Jaylon. Fred Warner over Connor Williams. Trysten Hill over Thornhill.
You can argue about positional value all you want, but Z has been a good player. If taking him was a mistake, it pales mightily against many of the other odd/questionable/just bad decisions we've made on draft day.
It's pretty easy to look back at a draft in hindsight and see who you should have drafted. Drafting is an imperfect science. Every team mis-evaluates players. Yes, it's always better to more accurately predict a potential player's performance. Yes- the Cowboys need improve on this. But every team has hits and misses.
Strategic decisions are different. How will draft picks be allocated? How will the salary cap be allocated. How will contracts be awarded and structured. The team has made flat out mistakes in this area.
Taking Zeke was a catastrophic waste of an exceptionally high draft pick.
(I like the player BTW, and continue to believe he can still play at a high level)
Remember- the Jaguars recently traded Ramsey for TWO first round picks and a fourth round pick. What's Zeke's trade value? A second maybe?