The Dallas Cowboys entered the 2010 NFL Draft coming off of an NFC East Division title, and a playoff win over Philadelphia. Their goal was to provide depth as much as fill holes, and the Cowboys got more of the former than the latter.
Dez Bryant feel all the way to the 24th overall selection, where Dallas traded up three spots to take him and keep him away from Baltimore. Having Bryant on one side opposite Miles Austin gives the Cowboys and Tony Romo even more weapons for their passing game. Sean Lee has battled injuries but when he is healthy he can be a factor playing linebacker for Dallas. Akwasi Owusu-Ansah is a small school speed burner out if Indiana (Pa.), and has the potential to develop into an very good cornerback.
The Cowboys needed to replace Flozell Adams at offensive tackle, and may have gotten him in Sam Young, a late round sleeper out of Notre Dame. At 6'8, 315, he has the size to play the position, but will need to work on his technique in order to move into the lineup with the Cowboys.
Draft Grade: B
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