Cowboys Seek Wide Receiver Depth, Consider Draft Options

As the Dallas Cowboys prepare for the 2025 NFL Draft, quarterback Dak Prescott reports he is nearing full recovery from his hamstring injury, expressing confidence in his ability to play if needed. However, the team faces challenges in upgrading their skill positions, especially after the departure of veteran receiver Brandin Cooks, leaving only CeeDee Lamb as a proven threat. Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones indicated that the team is actively seeking to fill the No. 2 wide receiver spot, which could be addressed as early as the draft. Additionally, the Cowboys must bolster their defense, particularly at linebacker and along the defensive line, while navigating contract discussions with star player Micah Parsons. The Cowboys are also evaluating potential trades to move up in the draft to secure key positions of need. Overall, the team aims to balance immediate needs with long-term stability as they head into the draft.