- Markquese Bell, S - Florida A&M
- Juanyeh Thomas, S - Georgia Tech
- La'Kendrick Van Zandt, S - TCU
- Isaac Taylor-Stuart, CB - USC
- Big Kat Bryant, EDGE - UCF
- Aaron Hansford, LB - Texas A&M
- Mika Tafua, LB - Utah
- Storey Jackson, LB - Liberty
- Peyton Hendershot, TE - Indiana
- Ty Fryfogle, WR - Indiana
- Dennis Houston, WR - Western Illinois
- JaQuarii Roberson, WR - Wake Forest
- Aaron Shampklin, RB - Harvard
- Malik Davis, RB - Florida
- Amon Simon, OL - Texas A&M Commerce
- Alec Lindstrom, OL - Boston College
- James Empey, OL - BYU
- Dontario Drummond, WR - Ole Miss
- Jonathan Garibay, K - Texas Tech
All things considered, this is presumably a very strong UDFA class for the Cowboys.
They were not only able to woo away a talent like Hansford from an NFC East enemy, but in also looking at names such as Alec Lindstrom and James Empey, both of whom could see themselves challenging for playing time at center as early as 2022 (even if only as a backup), as well as another sought-after defensive talent in Markquese Bell, it really isn't difficult to see why this haul of undrafted free agents is arguably one of the best in the
NFL.
The need at each position of need was again addressed following a draft that saw the Cowboys address many of them with their nine selections, while also taking care of ones that were not addressed in the three-day event in Las Vegas -- i.e., kicker, safety and running back. And while they've garnered a robust tally of 19 UDFAs, they could still add a couple more over the coming days, sources say, as they build and then refine their 90-man offseason roster.
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