Cowboys Trade Role Players for Draft Picks

0:00On March 31st, Dallas Cowboys sitting at 7 wins, 9 losses, and 1 tie last season, now eyeing trades for role players ahead of the 20, 26 NFL draft. They're not dumping starters with holes to fill, but guys like Titan Luke Schoonmaker, wide receiver, and returner Kavante Turpin, safety Malik. Hooker, running back Jade and Blue, and cornerback Kaelin Carson, could fetch draft picks without gutting the roster. Schoonmaker, a former second-round pick from Michigan, has been solid in rotation behind Jake Ferguson, but never hit his hype. Teens might grab him for a day-three pick since his rookie deal has one year left, especially with a deep tight-end draft class coming. Turpin showed speed on offense last year, but had drops in penalties on returns. Still, his juice could land a fourth rounder from a squad needing. Spark. Cowboys fans know the drill. These players are expendable depth pieces, not core stars like CD-LAM. Keeping them builds long-term health, swapping underperformers for fresh talent, while keeping

1:01the offense humming with LAM, George Pickens, and Ryan, Fuller annoyed demanding targets. Hooker reworked his deal to stick around one more year after a downseason, but a top safety in the draft could flip that script for a mid-to-late day. Three pick. Blue and Carson, both recent draftees, flash potential, but injuries and inconsistency dropped their value to maybe a seventh or late day. Three. Probably not worth pulling the trigger yet. Bottom line. Cowboys brass weighing these moves to stockpile picks without creating bigger gaps, setting up a smarter rebuild as the draft nears. Stay tuned for deal buzz.