Cowboys' 4th Round Picks: Defense & Offense

On April 25, day three of the NFL Draft has the Dallas Cowboys sitting pretty with picks

at 112, 1-014, and 1-137 in the fourth round, plus 2-18 in the seventh.

They could trade back for extra selections or just grab the top talent left on the board.

Defensive holes need feeling most, but offense could use a boost too.

On defense, corners like Dremont McCoy from Tennessee stand out, even with knee concerns,

Dallas has swung for the fences on injury risks before.

Malik Muhammad from Texas visited their facility, ready to lock down inside or out.

Safety's Kamari Ramsey from USC and Zeki Wheatley from Penn State bring ball skills, while

the Xavier Harris, a 330-pound tackle from Ole Miss, eats space up front.

Shifting to offense, Whiteouts Elijah Serrat from Indiana, and Skyler Bell from Yukon

offer size and versatility behind their stars.

Titan Justin Jolie from NC State moves well in the past game, and Penn states Nicholton

excels at pass blocking, a Cowboys priority.

These guys fit schemes perfectly, like bulking the line after trading Osa Odizua, or adding

depth where scouts already eyed them during, 30 visits.

Fans buzz about turning these late picks into steels.

Whatever they do next, Dallas holds all the cars to build depth without overreaching,

helping that contender vibe alive into next season.