Cowboys will likely target a wide receiver at some point in the draft, but when? And who will be available?
from the Houston Texans for a fifth-round pick in 2023 and a sixth-round pick in 2024. Cooks could fit the bill of Lamb’s running mate. Cooks is entering his 10th season and will turn 30 this season. He’s posted over 1,000 receiving yards in every season he’s played 15 or more games.left and signed with Houston, but the Cowboys do return Michael Gallup and last year’s third-round pick, Jalen Tolbert, among others.
, the likely first wide receiver off the board, falls to No. 26 that could be a pick for Dallas, but he’ll likely be gone. Who could possibly be available for Dallas?Need some high-end wide receiver talent? How about the Biletnikoff Award winner from this past season? Tennessee had a very successful season, and Hyatt was a big reason why. He finished the season with 67 receptions for 1,267 yards and a school record 15 touchdowns. He had five touchdowns in a win over Alabama.
Hyatt’s explosiveness and big play ability could be a welcome addition to a team like the Cowboys, who hosted Hyatt on a pre-draft visit.Flowers didn’t run in the 3-cone drill or the shuttle at the NFL Combine. It’s unfortunate, because if his quickness matches up to what it looks like on film, those times in those drills could’ve been elite.
Lamb has already proven to be good after the catch, totaling 484 yards in that department a year ago. Flowers could give Dallas another YAC option.Mims first made a name for himself at Lone Star High School, which is just a short drive away from Dallas headquarters in Frisco. There, he became the Texas High School record holder for most receiving yards in a season and a career .
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