NFC East Draft Picks: Cowboys Face Stiff Competition

On April 29th, the NFC East just got a whole lot tighter after the NFL draft, with the Cowboys rivals all loading up on fresh talent.

Giants, Eagles, and Commanders each snag top prospects, turning a division that Eagles owned for two straight years into a real dogfight.

Experts say these picks give everyone a legit shot at the crown.

Over in New York, the Giants went heavy on both sides of the ball, grabbing linebacker Arville Reese and Tackle France's Mauigua in Round 1, instant starters.

They added corner Colton Hood early in wide-out Malachi feels later, though it costs future picks.

Dept came with defensive tackle Bobby Jameson Travis and guard JC Davis to protect their quarterback.

Meanwhile, Philly kicked things off by trading with Dallas to land wide receiver McCoy Limon, amid AJ.

Brown buzz, then tied in Eli Stowers, who could spell Dallas-Gotard.

They beefed the line with Tackle Markle Bell and grabbed quarterback Cole Payton plus Edge help via another trade.

Solid late round ads, round out a versatile class.

Washington scored big when linebacker Sonny Stiles fell to them in Round 1, replacing Bobby Wagner seamlessly.

They paired wide receiver Antonio Williams with Terry McCorn, added edge-rusher Joshua Joseph's for speed, and running back K-Tron Allen for.

Backfield Pum, center depth and quarterback Ethan Caliac-Monis, Kappa Balanced Hall.

Now the division stacked deeper than ever, setting up epic battles where every snap counts.

Cowboys better bring their A-game or watch the throne.

Slip away.