IRVING, Texas -- The draft trade charts say that the Washington Commanders got the best of the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys don't care. They were willing to pay a steep price for the player they considered to be the last premier pass-rusher left on the board. The Cowboys gave up the 47th and 78th overall picks to move up to No. 34 and select Boise State's Demarcus Lawrence, who they believe was the only remaining available player who could make an immediate impact as a right defensive end, Dallas' most glaring need after the cost-cutting release of DeMarcus Ware.
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