The Cowboys’ draft has been met with mixed reviews, but most agree that the team made some strong choices in selecting potential future starters. In the first round, they added a replacement for Tyron Smith, bolstered their front seven and added depth to their offensive line. While the immediate impact of this draft may not be significant, it holds crucial importance for the Cowboys as Jerry Jones determines the next steps for the franchise.
One standout pick was Cooper Beebe, an offensive lineman from Kansas State who was selected 73rd overall. Beebe demonstrated versatility playing both guard and tackle positions and showcased athleticism in reaching the second level while also displaying solid pass protection skills. With starter potential, Beebe was a valuable find in the third round.
On the other hand, Tyler Guyton was not as well-received as an offensive tackle from Oklahoma chosen 29th overall. Despite possessing immense potential, Guyton is currently raw and may have a lower floor compared to other offensive tackles available. While he has shown promise so far, it remains to be seen how much he will develop over time.
The Cowboys’ full draft picks include Tyler Guyton (OT, Oklahoma), Marshawn Kneeland (DL/EDGE, Western Michigan), Cooper Beebe (OL, Kansas State), Marist Liufau (LB, Notre Dame), Caelen Carson (CB
