The Dallas Cowboys are facing a draft capital shortage for the third consecutive year, stemming from trades made in prior seasons, notably for players like Trey Lance and Jonathan Mingo, which yielded minimal impact. Historical context shows that while aggressive trades have sometimes paid off, as with Dez Bryant and DeMarcus Lawrence, they also resulted in significant misses like Morris Claiborne. This year, the Cowboys lack second- and third-round picks due to successful acquisitions of George Pickens and Quinnen Williams. Overall, the team’s strategy of trading premium draft capital has resulted in both risks and rewards, with established stars bolstering the roster.
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