Cowboys' Draft Moves Boost Super Bowl Odds

On April 28th, the Dallas Cowboys turn heads in the 2026 NFL draft, and odds-makers are

feeling the heat.

Their Super Bowl odds jump to plus 2,500 on draft kings, tying them for 15th best in

the league.

For the NFC crown, they're at plus 1,300, good for a tie at 7th, earlier in free agency,

those Super Bowl odds sat at plus 3,000, with NFC at plus 1,600.

That bump shows real momentum as Dallas rebuilds a defense that tanked last year, finishing

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23rd versus the run.

Jerry Jones called it a must-fix after missing the playoffs two straight years, and fans are

buzzing about the aggressive moves.

The Cowboys targeted edge rushers and linebackers, landing guys to shore up the front 7 and

secondary.

They traded for talents like Rashan Gary and D Winters, drafted standouts such as Malachi

Ky Lawrence, Jay Sean Baram, and Caleb Downes after moving.

Up.

Veterans like Kobe DeRant, Jalen Thompson, and PJ Locke Addeft, even if some deals

are short term.

With Dak Prescott leading a top-tier offense, an average defense should punch their ticket

back to the playoffs, putting Dallas right back in the Super Bowl mix.