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There's been a lot of buzz around the Cowboys using their 12th overall pick on a wide receiver in this week's NFL Draft. Could that be the missing puzzle piece for the offense?

Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders join a room of running backs in Dallas that is both thin and unsettled going into the 2025 NFL Draft, and the Cowboys still have decisions to make.

So much has changed at the defensive end spot this year, with the loss of DeMarcus Lawrence, the additions of two other former first-rounders who should all provide some depth alongside Micah Parsons.

With Osa Odighizuwa signed to a four-year deal, the Cowboys are building around him at the defensive tackle position. With only five players at the position on the roster, what will they do next to surround him?

There's good news on the Dak Prescott injury front, but that doesn't mean the battle for QB2 is any less important — especially after the Cowboys traded to acquire one in 2025.

The Cowboys' tight end room is one of the youngest position groups on the roster, and they seem to be content with what they've got. Now, can they take the next step in their development?

It's been over a decade since the Cowboys drafted the same position in the first round two years in a row, but don't rule that out in 2025 as offensive tackle could make sense yet again.

The middle of the Cowboys' offensive line got plenty news this offseason, from the retirement of Zack Martin to free-agent additions. There will likely be some heavy competition at the guard and center spots this year.

Trevon Diggs headlines notable major injuries at cornerback in Dallas, and though they acquired a possible starter via trade, things are wildly unsettled ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.

The Cowboys are returning all five safeties from the 2024 roster in 2025 after bringing back Markquese Bell, Juanyeh Thomas and Israel Mukuamu on extensions. Now the question is, do they add?

DeMarvion Overshown must overcome another major injury; and Damone Clark must prove himself in a pivotal season as Marist Liufau and others prep to do the same.