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https://www.si.com/nfl/2021/04/30/day-2-mock-draft-rounds-2-and-3
44. Dallas: Levi Onwuzurike, DT, Washington
The Cowboys continue to restock on defense, where Onwuzurike’s ability to get upfield could remind new defensive coordinator Dan Quinn of his former star in Atlanta, Grady Jarrett.
At the time of this pick, Tyson Campbell, Ifeatu Melifonwu, Kelvin Joseph, Jevon Holland and all DTs except Christian Barmore were still available
75. Dallas: Jevon Holland, S, Oregon
Running a Dan Quinn defense requires investing in heady playmakers who can shift throughout the defensive backfield. Holland can easily flip to the slot and broke up a ton of passes during his time with the Ducks, providing some semblance of comfort to a threadbare secondary.
At the time of this pick, Ronnie Perkins and Alim McNeill were still available
84. Dallas (from Indianapolis via Philadelphia): Paulson Adebo, CB, Stanford
Dan Quinn lands a 6’ 1” cornerback out of Stanford with great hands and a nose for picking off footballs. Sound familiar? It’s worth a shot. Dallas wanted a cornerback at the top of the draft but after getting edged by the Broncos and Panthers, they settled for some mid-round fliers.
At the time of this pick, Walker Little, Tommy Togiai and Milton Williams were still available
99. Dallas: Ben Cleveland, G, Georgia
The Cowboys have it as good as it gets at guard, but Cleveland is too big and too nasty to pass up. If they’re going to rebuild this offensive line brick by brick, he’s worth a mid-round flier.
44. Dallas: Levi Onwuzurike, DT, Washington
The Cowboys continue to restock on defense, where Onwuzurike’s ability to get upfield could remind new defensive coordinator Dan Quinn of his former star in Atlanta, Grady Jarrett.
At the time of this pick, Tyson Campbell, Ifeatu Melifonwu, Kelvin Joseph, Jevon Holland and all DTs except Christian Barmore were still available
75. Dallas: Jevon Holland, S, Oregon
Running a Dan Quinn defense requires investing in heady playmakers who can shift throughout the defensive backfield. Holland can easily flip to the slot and broke up a ton of passes during his time with the Ducks, providing some semblance of comfort to a threadbare secondary.
At the time of this pick, Ronnie Perkins and Alim McNeill were still available
84. Dallas (from Indianapolis via Philadelphia): Paulson Adebo, CB, Stanford
Dan Quinn lands a 6’ 1” cornerback out of Stanford with great hands and a nose for picking off footballs. Sound familiar? It’s worth a shot. Dallas wanted a cornerback at the top of the draft but after getting edged by the Broncos and Panthers, they settled for some mid-round fliers.
At the time of this pick, Walker Little, Tommy Togiai and Milton Williams were still available
99. Dallas: Ben Cleveland, G, Georgia
The Cowboys have it as good as it gets at guard, but Cleveland is too big and too nasty to pass up. If they’re going to rebuild this offensive line brick by brick, he’s worth a mid-round flier.
