There’s little doubt the Boise State RB will produce at the NFL level in 2025. The real issue is what the team who takes him does in 2029.

Adding another pass rusher isn't the primary need for the Dallas Cowboys but they should consider these 3 prospects at No. 12.

In his first mock of the 2025 NFL Draft, Dan Parr has three trades unfolding in Round 1. Will the Cowboys make a massive splash? Check out the full projection, 1-32.

Sitting at No. 12 means the Cowboys will likely miss out on the blue-chippers, but these 3 prospects could be just what the offense needs. | From @cdpiglet

“The Cowboys’ all-in mantra is back, baby. Jerry Jones isn’t going to sit on his hands and watch the NFC East run away from him, so he trades two first-rounders (this year’s and next year’s) for Myles Garrett, while the Browns get a new centerpiece for their offense,” Parr wrote.

Now that the Dallas Cowboys have locked up their coaching staff, it’s time for the team to turn its attention to the roster. Although free agency is up first, the 2025 NFL Draft is where they’ll add most of their incoming talent.

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.

Although Dallas sits just outside the first round’s top 10, the club should still have a shot at a game-changing prospect.

The Cowboys could have an interesting decision to make if Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty is available when Dallas picks in Round 1.