The Dallas Cowboys surprisingly came out of the 2025 NFL draft without adding any wide receivers. Though the team had nine picks, they did not take a receiver with any of their selections for the first time since 2019.

The Dallas Cowboys have yet to address their need for a No. 2 receiver despite a fine showing at the NFL Draft though Jerry Jones hints that something could be in the works.

The Dallas Cowboys did not select a wide receiver during the NFL draft. Partly because their round one target, Tetairoa McMillan, went off the board to the Carolina Panthers just a few spots before them.

The Dallas Cowboys' 2025 offseason involved much more activity than the 2024 offseason but it's unclear how much better those moves made them. Following an injury

NFL draft is over, and the Dallas Cowboys made nine picks that were generally liked in totality. The team had significant holes on the roster, like receiver, but unlike the previous two drafts, Dallas avoided reaching for those needs and took the best players on their board.

Many assumed the Cowboys would look for a running back in the second or third round. Instead, they took a pass rusher (Ezeiruaku) and corner (Revel). By the time they picked No. 1

Several former members of the Dallas Cowboys may be on the verge of losing their jobs following the 2025 NFL Draft.