Cowboys Draft Devin Moore, 4-Year Deal

On April 25, Dallas Cowboys just snacked cornerback Devon Moore from Florida in the 4th round,

114th overall pick of the 20, 26 NFL draft.

He's locking in a 4-year deal worth $5.4 million per spot-track details.

Moore balled out over four seasons with the Gators, logging 30 appearances total.

His senior year exploded with 35 tackles, two picks, a sack, and a forced fumble,

starting all 11 games after battling nagging injuries.

Early on, those injuries sideline him hard, limiting him to just 12 games across his

freshman and sophomore years. Coming out of Naples high in Florida, he was a four-star recruit,

ranked 18th among safeties nationally. He built serious buzz late with stand-out plays in a

sharp NFL combine showing, clocking a 4.5040 yard dash at 6'3". 100 pounds. Scouts

praise his link for press coverage and deball skills, but flag hip quickness and durability is

question marks. Cowboys see upside in his size and tracking ability, betting he rounds out with

more reps on the pro level.