Cowboys aim to enhance offense with draft pick

The Dallas Cowboys have made moves recently that suggest they are looking to improve their offense. They restructured contracts for quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb. Fans are hopeful these changes indicate an aggressive push for a top player in free agency. However, the beginning of free agency did not go as many fans expected. The Cowboys missed out on acquiring wide receiver Cooper Kupp and have not pursued many elite players since then. Instead, they have signed depth players like wide receiver Parris Campbell and running backs Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders. While these players bring experience, they do not significantly enhance the team's offensive capabilities. As the second wave of free agency begins, there are still opportunities to find a game-changing player. However, the Cowboys may be focusing more on the NFL Draft for a major offensive improvement. A recent mock draft suggests they could select tight end Tyler Warren from Penn State with the No. 12 pick. This would be surprising since they already have tight ends Jake Ferguson and Luke Schoonmaker. Warren is seen as a versatile player who can help in both the passing and running games. He could provide an important option alongside Lamb and help diversify the Cowboys' offense. Last season, the team's passing game relied heavily on Lamb, exposing issues with their depth and predictability. If Warren is chosen, he could add a big-play element that the Cowboys have been missing. Alternatively, if the team decides to seek another traditional wide receiver, there are many excellent prospects available in the early rounds of the draft. Ultimately, the Cowboys need to make impactful decisions soon to avoid another lackluster season. Whether by capitalizing on free agency or the draft, they need to find ways to energize their offense.