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Jermod McCoy: Cowboys' Cornerstone

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Jermod McCoy, a cornerback prospect from the University of Tennessee, showcased elite speed and explosion at his Pro Day, clocking a 4.38 40-yard dash, leaping 38 inches vertically, and jumping 10 feet 7 inches broadly. His impressive performance, combined with his solid game tape from 2024, has him climbing draft boards. The Dallas Cowboys, with a cornerback room filled with potential but lacking a clear answer opposite DaRon Bland, could benefit from adding McCoy as a bookend partner to solidify their secondary for contention.

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Jermod McCoy: Cowboys' Cornerstone

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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Jermod McCoy: Cowboys' Cornerstone. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 1st, Sharma Makoi turned heads at the University of Tennessee Pro Day for the 2026 NFL Draft. The cornerback prospect clocked a 4.38 in the 40 yard dash, leaped a 38 inch vertical and hit a 10 foot 7 broad jump. Coming back strong from an ACL tear that wiped out his 2025 season, these numbers scream elite speed and explosion. That workout didn't just wow scouts. It confirmed what his 2024 game tape already hinted at. Makoi looked like a legit outside corner last year, shutting down receivers with smooth hips and ball skills. Now, with injury doubts erased, he's climbing draft boards fast. Dallas Cowboys fans take note their cornerback room is packed with names like, Doron Bland, Corey Ballantine, and others, but it's depth without a real answer opposite blend on the outside. Coach is one bland locking down one side, yet no one's proven they can match him on the other. It's solid, but not locked in.

Makoi fits perfect as that book end partner, letting the rest of the group slide into nickel or death rolls naturally. No forcing him inside, he's built for the boundary, giving Dallas clear starters instead of a free-for-all battle. Bottom line, if Makoi's still there in the draft, Cowboys shouldn't sleep on adding that high-end talent to solidify the secondary for real, contention.

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