Cowboys history of draft picks in this round have been a disaster
As we continue to move closer to the NFL Draft in April, I was doing some deep diving to see how this front office has actually been doing over the recent years, and found something very concerning.
When it comes to the draft, this team has does really well, but if you take a look at the Dallas Cowboys second round picks since 2019, it has been ugly. Like really ugly.
The 2nd round has been a disaster for the Cowboys because they zeroed in on needs or traits.
Take A Look
Let’s take a trip down memory lane shall we? The Cowboys have really only hit on one second round pick and that was in 2020.
They drafted Trevon Diggs that year in the 2nd, but outside of him the rest have been a head scratcher.
From 2019 to 2024 here is who they have drafted in the second round: Tyrsten Hill, Trevon Diggs. Kelvin Joseph, Sam Williams, Luke Schoomaker and Marshawn Kneeland.
Schoonmaker and Kneeland could prove us wrong still, but the Dallas Cowboys need to make a better pick this April and actually get a player who will turn into a good NFL player!
Williams has ever chance to be a great player, but after that ACL injury during the summer last year, who knows if he will recover from that. We see what Michael Gallup did, and how Terence Steele has been.
Hill, Joseph were clearly misses, and Diggs is now in the part of his career where he is battling nothing but injuries, so the Dallas Cowboys need to hit on this years second round pick.
Draft Board
I, of course, am not an NFL scout or anything, but based on the amount of football I watch, both pro and at the college level, this Dallas Cowboys team has major needs, and plenty of guys that go in the 2nd round can step right in a be day one starters.
Here are a few in the second round that I think Dallas could bring in right from the jump and get better production out of them then what they have in the past in the 2nd round.
I fully expect the Cowboys to draft either a offensive lineman, wide out or defensive lineman in the first round filling one of the three biggest needs. That will then allow them to draft maybe a running back in the second.
