Cornerback isn't an obvious need for 2019, but Vanderbilt's Joejuan Williams could be a smart pick for the future of the Cowboys' defense.

The Cowboys have addressed their defensive end depth this offseason, but here's why Jaylon Ferguson is the most accomplished pass rush in this year's draft.

He's flying under the radar, but Florida's Chauncey Gardner-Johnson could help the Cowboys address their depth at both cornerback and safety.

While safety seems to be the biggest need for the Cowboys heading into the draft, Virginia's Juan Thornhill has some experience playing cornerback as well. 

Taylor Rapp's versatility at Washington is a big reason he's widely considered one of the top safety prospects in this year's draft.

Dawson Knox's college numbers won't wow you, but there's a reason he's among the top tight end prospects in this year's draft.

The slot position has been a topic of discussion all offseason with departures and additions. But could a dynamic threat such as South Carolina's Deebo Samuel make sense in the second round? 

If the Cowboys continue targeting defensive line depth in the draft, here's why TCU's L.J. Collier might be among the best available options in the second round.

Even with DeMarcus Lawrence under contract, the Cowboys could add to their defensive line in the draft. Could Zach Allen fit the bill?

With the NFL draft just a couple weeks away, the staff of DallasCowboys.com is starting a new series to identify the Cowboys' options at pick No. 58.