Photo by Adam Davis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images What will the Cowboys do on Day 2 of the 2024 NFL Draft? The Dallas Cowboys decision to trade down from No. 24 with the Detroit Lions, and then draft the offensive tackle out of Oklahoma Tyler Guyton with the 29th overall pick in the first-round, fills a major roster need. They now have their future LT to replace Tyron Smith and hopefully lock down the position for the foreseeable future. They still have a lot of work to do though. The selections they make in the second and third rounds on Day 2 of the 2024 NFL Draft could be equally as impa ..read more

Photo by Keith Gillett/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Who are your favorite Day 2 targets? The 2024 NFL Draft has officially kicked off, and the first round was a whirlwind of surprises. Several draft records were set Thursday night, and all of the chaos resulted in quite a few talented players falling out of the first round. Here are the 10 best remaining players heading into the second round. Cooper DeJean, CB - Iowa This had to be the biggest surprise, at least as it relates to players who weren’t taken on Thursday. Cooper DeJean was considered by some to be the best defensive back in the ..read more

Photo by Chris Leduc/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Who the Cowboys might go after in the draft on Day 2 The first round of the 2024 NFL Draft has come and gone, and Oklahoma tackle Tyler Guyton is now a member of the Dallas Cowboys. That selection occurred after the Cowboys traded down five spots, which netted them an extra third-round pick at 73rd overall. That will be pivotal in how the team attacks the second day of the draft. As the second round gets ready to begin, the Cowboys have quite a few players they could and should be looking to target. The extra pick makes things a bit more fl ..read more

Photo by Brian Bahr/Getty Images What do you want to see the Cowboys do now that they have drafted Tyler Guyton? The Dallas Cowboys did what they hoped to do entering the first round—they traded out of pick No. 24 with the Detroit Lions to get another top-100 pick. The Cowboys traded No. 24 and a seventh-round pick in 2025 to get No. 73 in the third round from the Lions. The Lions overpaid for the pick but were eager to select one of the top cornerbacks in Terrion Arnold. Credit to Patrik Walker for proposing the trade in his mock draft this week. So where did America’s Team go? With the 29th ..read more

Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports A quick look at the grades for the Cowboys’ first-round pick. Grading a draft a mere hours after after the last pick is generally frowned on by the more hardcore football fan who knows that drafts can’t really be graded until three to four years after the fact. Regardless, what the grades do - to some extent - is capture the national media reaction about a draft immediately after it is over. What we do know is that many draft analysts had the Cowboys picking Tyler Guyton at #24 in their latest mock drafts (NFL.com’s Lance Zierlein, The Athletic’s Dane Brugler, NFL.co ..read more

Photo by James Black/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Cowboys absolutely nailed Night 1 of the NFL Draft. Sometimes the thing that makes the most sense makes the most sense for a reason. The possibility of the Dallas Cowboys trading out of their first-round selection at 24 long held merit due to their lack of draft capital in a serious sense. At the draft’s beginning, Dallas only held three top 100 selections but would quickly get to work on improving that. While on the clock at 24 the Cowboys worked the phones and found a suitor. The draft’s host team, the Detroit Lions, felt inclined to ..read more

Photo by Brian Bahr/Getty Images The Cowboys moved back and still landed a left tackle It took a little longer than we initially expected, but the Cowboys finally made a selection in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. It was a first round full of twists and turns, with six quarterbacks going in the first 12 picks and no defensive player being drafted in the first 14 picks. By the time Dallas was on the clock, they had their pick of all the centers in the draft class, as well as several options at tackle. Instead of picking whoever their hearts desired, the Cowboys traded back five spots wi ..read more

Photo by James Black/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Twitter was all over the place during Thursday night’s Dallas Cowboys activity. Day 1 of the 2024 NFL draft has now concluded, and it turned out to be quite the ride for Dallas Cowboys fans anxiously waiting to find out who the next member of the team would be. The Cowboys started the day with seven picks in this year’s draft, but that number looked a bit different once the night was done. Here is how X (formally Twitter) reacted to all of the draft day madness. This weekend’s playlist #CowboysDraft | @MillerLite pic.twitter.com/oemXZbvCQ ..read more

Mandi Wright / USA TODAY NETWORK How do you think the Cowboys did on Day 1 of the NFL Draft? The Dallas Cowboys have made their selection in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. They didn’t pick at 24 where they were originally scheduled. Instead, they traded back with the Detroit Lions and picked up an extra third-round pick, number 73 overall. When they finally got on the board at pick 29, they chose offensive tackle Tyler Guyton out of Oklahoma. Guyton has been a name associated with the Cowboys at pick 24 the moment Tyron Smith left in free agency. We’ll see if the plan is to flip him to ..read more

Photo by James Black/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Tyler Guyton is the newest member of the Dallas Cowboys! In the team’s pre-draft press conference, Dallas Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones said the team was “all-in” (again) in particular on “young guys” to keep them in contention for the 2024 season. This was on the eve of adding their latest rookie class, which will now include an additional third-round pick as the Cowboys traded the 24th overall pick on Thursday night to the Detroit Lions. The Cowboys moved away from other offensive line prospects like Jordan Morgan and Graham Barton to ..read more