Cowboys Draft Devin Moore: Size, Upside, and Questions

On April 25, Dallas Cowboys just snagged Cornerback Devon Moore at pick 114 in the fourth round of the 2026 NFL draft.

This 6 with 3, 200 pound due from Florida put up solid numbers in his senior year with 35 tackles, two tackles for loss, three.

Passes defended, two picks, a sack and a force fumble starting all 11 games.

Earlier in his college run, injuries hit hard, limiting him to just 12 games over his first two seasons across 30 total appearances.

But he bounced back strong, his final year, cherishing every snap after all that time on the sideline.

Coming out of Naples high in Florida, Moore was a four star recruit ranked as the 194th overall player and 18th best safety in the 2022 class.

That pedigree helped build buzz despite the bumps.

He kept the momentum rolling at the NFL scouting combine, clocking a 4.5040 yard dash with a 1.5610 yard split.

Scouts like him for his length and press coverage and tracking deballs, though they note some hip stiffness and durability questions.

Moore's got that size and upside to develop into a cowboy starter, especially if he stays healthy and sharpens his quickness.

Watch how he fits into their secondary this preseason.