It's officially NFL mock draft season, and two of the top scouting gurus dropped their latest mock drafts this week.
NFL.com's Bucky Brooks has the Cowboys selecting TCU wide receiver Quentin Johnston with the No. 26 overall pick. Here's what Brooks had to say about the selection:
"The Cowboys must improve the WR corps to help Dak Prescott regain his Pro Bowl form. Johnston is a speedster with the big-play potential to take advantage of one-on-one coverage on the outside."
Meanwhile, ESPN's Mel Kiper also foresees the Cowboys selecting a playmaker on offense, and has Dallas picking Utah tight end Dalton Kincaid. Here's what he had to say about the pick:
"Let's replace Dalton Schultz with another Dalton. Schultz, who played on the franchise tag in Dallas last season, could leave in free agency, in which case the Cowboys must find a replacement. Kincaid, a 6-foot-4, 240-pound player with great hands, could step in and be a comparable pass-catcher from Day 1. He caught 106 passes and had 16 scores for the Utes over the past two seasons, and he makes tough catches look simple. He torched defenses down the middle of the field, and he has improved as a blocker. Dak Prescott would love Kincaid's ability to find space. Kincaid might even be the first tight end off the board."
The GBag Nation discussed the Cowboys' selections in these two mock drafts on Tuesday's show. Listen to the podcast below starting at 6:33.