Cowboys Host Elite Safety Prospect

0:00On March 31st, Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for the 2026 NFL draft and they're hosting a beast of a safety from Toledo, a manual, McNeil Warren for a pre-draft visit. This six foot four prospect is versatile, dominating in the box as a hard-hitting runstopper and tight-in cover guy, with nine force fumbles and five picks in college. The Cowboys defense tanked last season, costing them the playoffs, and even with all season tweaks, Jerry Jones knows they need more firepower, especially up front. Free agency options are drying up, so the draft is their shot to fix it, and this visit shows they're serious about bolstering the back end. Fans and scouts are buzzing because McNeil Warren fits like a glove. He's a playmaker near the line, anticipates past as well, and earned an elite, 91.8 coverage grade from Pro Football Focus last year. Just like Lance Zeerlin, call him a downhill enforcer, perfect for run support, though

1:00he needs scheme help against speed. Projections have him sliding late first round or early second, right in range for the Cowboys number 20 pick, and they could trade back to snag. Him without reaching. His hybrid linebacker traits make him a scheme-specific gym, who could transform their secondary. With the draft just weeks out, keep eyes on Dallas. They might lock down this massive talent and finally patch those defensive holes for a playoff push. Next year.