IRVING, Texas – The Dallas Cowboys believed they added a superstar when they drafted Morris Claiborne. That’s why they eagerly shipped their top two picks to the St. Louis Rams for the right to move up eight spots and select Claiborne at No. 6 overall. He wasn’t just the top defensive player on Dallas’ draft board. The Cowboys' scouts gave him a higher grade than any cornerback in a draft since Deion Sanders, as owner and general manager Jerry Jones shouted from the Valley Ranch mountaintops that night in 2012.
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