Cowboys, Bills, Patriots in Haynes King Draft Race

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The 2026 NFL Draft is getting closer, and teams like the Dallas Cowboys are zeroing in on potential picks.

Despite a solid quarterback group with Dak Prescott starting and backups Joe Milton III in Sam Howe,

reports say Dallas is in the mix with the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots for dual threat quarterback Haynes King.

King, a 25-year-old from Mungview, Texas, wrapped up college at Georgia Tech and Texas A&M with standout numbers.

He racked up 9,486 passing yards, 2,427 rushing yards, 92 total touchdowns, and 34 interceptions.

Fans and scouts see King as the former ACC player of the year with real upside, though his aggressive style sometimes leads to big hits and risky plays.

For the Cowboys, adding his versatility could shake up their depth chart down the road.

Earlier this week at the Shrine Bowl and the Combine, King met with reps from those three teams, and he's expecting more meeting soon.

Interest is building as franchises scout signal collars who can run and throw.

King's skill set makes him a prospect to watch, especially if any of these teams pull the trigger, come draft time.