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The Dallas Cowboys have a lot of work to do to their roster if they want to have a competitive football season and the NFL draft is a big opportunity to infuse themselves with talent. History has shown us that the Cowboys love to prioritize the draft and treat it as the most serious avenue of team-building across the offseason as a whole.
One of the most fun parts about draft season is trying to piece together everything that is happening in real time thanks to the breadcrumbs that make their way out. An important part of that process is the 30 visits that the Cowboys host (formal meetings with draft prospects) at The Star in Frisco.
These 30 visits are formal and occur at team headquarters. Nothing is ever fully predictable, but it stands to reason that at least one of (maybe even multiple) the players who Dallas brings in for a formal visit will be a team draft pick. Consider that last year the Cowboys hosted Marist Liufau and Nathan Thomas and wound up drafting them both.
We will be tracking all reported 30 visits for the Cowboys as well as players who are set to attend their annual Dallas Day. The latter is local prospects, players who went to high school or college in the area, and are not official 30 visits. Keep in mind that the team uses this to their advantage so will not formally host someone who they can bring in as a Dallas-area visitor.
Last Updated: Thursday, March 20th at 1:00pm ET
Official Dallas Cowboys 30 Visits
- TBD
Dallas Day Participants
- Boise State RB Ashton Jeanty (multiple reports)
- Miami RB Damien Martinez (via Nick Harris)
- TCU WR Savion Williams (via Nick Harris)
- Oklahoma State RB Ollie Gordon II (via Ryan Fowler)
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