ARLINGTON, TX - DECEMBER 04: Jonathan Taylor #28 of the Indianapolis Colts carries the ball against the Dallas Cowboys during the second half at AT&T Stadium on December 4, 2022 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images)
Cowboys Expected To Bring In 2 Linemen For Top-30 Visits This Week
The 2023 season ended a lot sooner than the Dallas Cowboys anticipated.
They were one of the best teams in the NFL during the regular season, but they struggled when the lights shined the brightest.
The Green Bay Packers beat them in the Wild Card round of the playoffs, forcing the Cowboys to go back to the drawing board.
As they look ahead and figure out what pieces could help them best succeed in 2024, the Cowboys have started to bring in prospects ahead of the NFL Draft.
As reporter Brandon Loree highlighted, the Cowboys have already brought in two offensive linemen, Troy Fautanu and Kingsley Suamataia.
Many analysts have projected Fautanu to be taken in the back half of the first round, while Suamataia is typically viewed as a second-round prospect.
Improving the offensive line is always desired in the NFL, especially since quarterbacks are viewed as a team’s biggest asset.
Without the proper players protecting a quarterback, it can be tough for an offense to get going, which can also result in more injuries to the quarterback.
Cowboys Expected To Bring In 2 Linemen For Top-30
The 2023 season ended a lot sooner than the Dallas Cowboys anticipated.
They were one of the best teams in the NFL during the regular season, but they struggled when the lights shined the brightest.
The Green Bay Packers beat them in the Wild Card round of the playoffs, forcing the Cowboys to go back to the drawing board.
As they look ahead and figure out what pieces could help them best succeed in 2024, the Cowboys have started to bring in prospects ahead of the NFL Draft.
As reporter Brandon Loree highlighted, the Cowboys have already brought in two offensive linemen, Troy Fautanu and Kingsley Suamataia.
Many analysts have projected Fautanu to be taken in the back half of the first round, while Suamataia is typically viewed as a second-round prospect.
Improving the offensive line is always desired in the NFL, especially since quarterbacks are viewed as a team’s biggest asset.
Without the proper players protecting a quarterback, it can be tough for an offense to get going, which can also result in more injuries to the quarterback.
It will be interesting to see how the Cowboys attack the 2024 NFL Draft class.
There are many positions with a lot of depth, including offensive line, wide receiver, and defensive backs.
Some have indicated that the Cowboys could use more help on their defense, but with seven total picks in the upcoming draft, the Cowboys can try to evenly distribute the wealth to different positions, hoping to strike it big with a few of them.
