Drew Shelton: Cowboys' New Offensive Line Star

On May 2nd, Dallas Cowboys have a killer track record, drafting offensive lineman, from

Zach Martin and Tyron Smith to legends like Larry Allen.

Their latest bet is 4th round pick, Drew Shelton from Penn State, a tackle with serious

upside they're already hyping inside the building.

Coaches see him sliding in as a swing tackle right away, pushing guys like Tyler Gaiden,

Nate Thomas, and even Terence Steele to step up their game.

Head coach Brian Shadenheimer gave him that nod early, saying Shelton's here to compete

from jump.

Insiders are buzzing two folks, and Dallas were pushing hard for him as early as draft

A-2.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reports the staff loves his athleticism and ceiling, calling him

one of those rare humans built for NFL tackle.

With 34 college starts under his belt, Shelton hits the ground running, no rookie learning

curve needed.

Shading camp in Oxnard this summer shapes up as must watch TV to see if he grabs real

reps.

If Shelton ceases a shot, he could reshape Dak Prescott's line by 2026, turning outside

doubt into inside fire for another Cowboys.

Stun.