Cowboys In "Dire Need" Ahead of 2026 NFL Draft
The Dallas Cowboys are expected to focus on defense in the 2026 NFL Draft, but a recent mock draft suggests they may also address their offense. The team's inconsistent pass protection was a major issue last season, and drafting an offensive lineman like Utah's Caleb Lomu could help solve this problem.
The Dallas Cowboys have a dire need for improvement on both offense and defense. In a recent mock draft, they picked Ohio State LB Sonny Styles at No. 12 overall and Utah's OT Caleb Lomu at No. 20 overall. Lomu's selection addresses the team's inconsistent pass protection, which was a major issue last season. The Cowboys' offense was severely inconsistent at times due to unreliable pass protection from their offensive tackles. Drafting an offensive lineman like Lomu could help keep quarterback Dak Prescott upright. The team's defense also needs improvement, and they will likely need an active free agency to fill roster holes.
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