Jumbo075
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1. RB Bijan Robinson, Texas - Getting a top 5 player at #26 is just too good to pass up. Robinson is a back who might just justify a 2nd contract, but if not, you get 6 good years of top production.
2. OG/C John Michael Schmitz, Minnesota - Schmitz is just a very solid interior Offensive lineman. The fact that he also plays Center protects the Cowboys in case Biadasz leaves after next year. Schmidt can compete with Farniok and Edoga for the starting Left Guard position this year.
3. LB Dorian Williams, Tulane - great coverage linebacker with 4.49 speed and a 6’8” wingspan. He may provide what apparently Jabtil Cox hasn’t done since drafted.
4. DT Brodrick Martin, Western Kentucky - 337 lb. Nose tackle to plug up the middle for the Cowboys, and rotate with Hankins this coming season.
5. OL Andrew Voorhees, USC - one of the best interior Olinemen in the draft, but he will probably miss the 2023 season due to injury. Voorhees is a long-term player who can be a mainstay on the Cowboys offensive line for the next decade.
2. OG/C John Michael Schmitz, Minnesota - Schmitz is just a very solid interior Offensive lineman. The fact that he also plays Center protects the Cowboys in case Biadasz leaves after next year. Schmidt can compete with Farniok and Edoga for the starting Left Guard position this year.
3. LB Dorian Williams, Tulane - great coverage linebacker with 4.49 speed and a 6’8” wingspan. He may provide what apparently Jabtil Cox hasn’t done since drafted.
4. DT Brodrick Martin, Western Kentucky - 337 lb. Nose tackle to plug up the middle for the Cowboys, and rotate with Hankins this coming season.
5. OL Andrew Voorhees, USC - one of the best interior Olinemen in the draft, but he will probably miss the 2023 season due to injury. Voorhees is a long-term player who can be a mainstay on the Cowboys offensive line for the next decade.
