Cowboys draft day hot takes that would break the internet

Dallas Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones owner Jerry Jones Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
Dallas Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones owner Jerry Jones Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports /
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The Dallas Cowboys always generate headlines no matter what they do but there are a few moves that would break the internet if it were to happen. In what is becoming a yearly post, I am going to take viewers into fantasy land.

Last year I made some off-the-wall scenarios the Dallas Cowboys could hypothetically do just for fun and although I didn’t predict it, the Cowboys drafting of wideout CeeDee Lamb should have been on my list as that was the type of internet-breaking material I was looking for.

From the Dallas Cowboys trading up to draft Ohio State defensive end Chase Young to the Cowboys trading out of the first round entirely, those who aren’t happy unless they are complaining had a field day with my article.

Well, the time has come for those scenarios to once again be put on paper and watch the eyes roll. I used to come up with some wild scenarios when I was a young kid anticipating the draft and this article is a tribute to all of those young readers whose dreams were born from watching the draft.

I didn’t know any better but then Head coach Jimmy Johnson was making some serious moves with his players and draft capital which made me think that I was on the right track to think moving up and down was a normal thing.

The talk has been about which cornerback should the team select or will Kyle Pitts get to the Cowboys which is fine but sometimes it is just fun to take yourself back to adolescence and dream as if we were kids again.

Most of these scenarios have close to a zero percent chance of happening but will still be worth your time to consider if only just for fun. It only takes one person to engage in talks for things to become a reality.