Oklahoma State linebacker Nick Martin suffered a knee injury in 2024 that sidelined him for most of the season. When healthy though, there aren't many linebackers that play more aggressive. 

The Cowboys bring back all five safeties from the 2024 roster, so safety isn't a position of need early on in the draft. If the Cowboys want to add a new body late, Clemson's R.J. Mickens could be an option. 

Ohio State offensive lineman Donovan Jackson has mostly played guard throughout his career. But after filling in for Josh Simmons and the Buckeyes at left tackle, he's shown he can fit anywhere up front for an offense. 

The Cowboys have been clear that they'd like to get younger in the quarterback room, and if they want to add through the draft, Syracuse QB Kyle McCord is a prospect they could look towards. 

After a slow start in his first three seasons at Michigan State, defensive tackle Derrick Harmon transferred to Oregon and had the best season of his career. Now, can he take the next step and continue to improve at the NFL level?

Ohio State running back TreVeyon Henderson can do it all as a runner, blocker and pass catcher in the NFL. For the Cowboys, his skillset would be a perfect addition that can still take time to develop. 

Georgia EDGE Mykel Williams is considered to be a high-upside pass rusher in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft, but has a lot of room to grow if he wants to reach his ceiling.

Even though the Cowboys traded for Kaiir Elam, they're still in need of another body at the cornerback position and Michigan's Will Johnson fits the bill of the prototypical corner that the organization has preferred in the past. 

Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan is the first entry in our 2025 "Possible Pick" series, players that the Cowboys could selected in the upcoming NFL Draft. With a huge frame and catch radius, McMillan provides a downfield threat that would compliment CeeDee Lamb and immediately help Dallas' offense.