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NFL draft order 2022: All 262 picks over seven rounds, plus team-by-team selections​


The 2022 NFL draft will take place at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada, home of the Las Vegas Raiders, with the first round slated for April 28. Rounds 2 and 3 will take place on April 29, while Rounds 4 through 7 will be on April 30. The draft will be broadcast on ESPN, ABC and the ESPN App. What follows is the full order for all seven rounds of the draft, as well as a breakdown of picks for each of the 32 teams. The draft will start with the Jacksonville Jaguars at No. 1 overall for the second year in a row and conclude with the San Francisco 49ers at No. 262 nearly 48 hours later. The New York Jets and New York Giants each have two picks among the top 10.

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Dallas Cowboys (9 picks)

Round 1: No. 24
Round 2: No. 56
Round 3: No. 88
Round 4: No. 129
Round 5: No. 155 (from Cleveland)
Round 5: No. 167
Round 5: No. 176 (compensatory selection)
Round 5: No. 178 (compensatory selection)
Round 6: No. 193 (from Cleveland)
 
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How off season moves changed the NFC East for Commander, Cowboys, Eagles, Giants
The poor, poor NFC East. Nobody takes it seriously these days. Gone is the NFC Beast moniker. Aside from the AFC South, it's likely the worst division in the NFL.

The Dallas Cowboys dominated the division last season, going 6-0 on their way to a 12-5 record. The Philadelphia Eagles were a 9-8 wild-card team under first-year coach Nick Sirianni. The Washington Commanders faded to a 7-10 record and the New York Giants, well, stunk with a 4-13 finish.
 
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Rayfield Wright, Hall of Famer and Dallas Cowboys legend dies at 76
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Rayfield Wright, Hall of Famer and Dallas Cowboys legend, dies at 76​


Rayfield Wright, the Pro Football Hall of Fame offensive tackle nicknamed "Big Cat" who went to five Super Bowls in his 13 NFL seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, died Thursday. He was 76. Wright's family confirmed his death Thursday to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, which said Wright had been hospitalized for several days following a severe seizure. The Cowboys also confirmed the death. Dallas never had a losing record in Wright's 13 seasons, a span that included eight NFC Championship Games and those five Super Bowl appearances. He was part of the NFL's all-decade team for the 1970s. A big player for his era at 6-foot-6 and over 250 pounds, Wright had already been a backup tight end for a couple of seasons when coach Tom Landry asked him about playing tackle. A surprised Wright said he had never played tackle in his life, but Landry told him he would make a good one.
 
Dallas Cowboys Super Bowls
Although the Dallas Cowboys haven’t had a Super Bowl win or appearance since 1996, their fans expect them to be there each and every year. The Dallas Cowboys have been there eight times throughout their history, tied with only one other team, the Pittsburgh Steelers?

Cowboys Super Bowls:
1996: Dallas Cowboys (27) vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (17)
1994: Dallas Cowboys (30) vs. Buffalo Bills (13)
1993: Dallas Cowboys (52) vs. Buffalo Bills (17)
1979: Dallas Cowboys (31) vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (35)
1978: Dallas Cowboys (27) vs. Denver Broncos (10)
1976: Dallas Cowboys (17) vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (21)
1972: Dallas Cowboys (24) vs. Miami Dolphins (3)
1971: Dallas Cowboys (13) vs. Indianapolis Colts (16)

Dallas Cowboys Super Bowls are an impressive number in the NFL. Through their hard work and dedication to the sport, they continue to improve, grow, and strive for their next Super Bowl appearance. The fans are ready.



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Former Dallas Cowboys running backs coach Gary Brown, who played 8 seasons in NFL, dies at 52​


Gary Brown, who spent seven seasons as the Dallas Cowboys' running backs coach, died Sunday after being treated for cancer. He was 52. Brown was with the Cowboys from 2013 to 2019 and had three different running backs reach 1,000 yards, including DeMarco Murray, Darren McFadden and Ezekiel Elliott. Murray (2014) and Elliott (2016, 2018) won NFL rushing titles under Brown's tutelage. Brown was first diagnosed with cancer in his colon and liver during his time in Cleveland, where he coached the Browns' running backs from 2009 2012. He underwent surgery and chemotherapy and returned to the sidelines.

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Dallas Cowboys seal partnership with cryptocurrency platform Blockchain.com​


The Dallas Cowboys became the first NFL team to add a digital currency platform as a sponsor Wednesday, agreeing to a long-term deal with Blockchain.com. While fans will not yet be allowed to use cryptocurrency at AT&T Stadium, they will have the opportunity to earn exclusive fan experiences that include trips to away games and events hosted by players. At the recent owners' meetings in Palm Beach, Florida, the league said it would allow teams to begin sponsorship deals with crypto companies. Being the first into a new medium is not new to Jones. In 2018, the Cowboys became the first team to partner with a casino, joining forces with WinStar Casino and Resort in Thackerville, Oklahoma.

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Jerry Jones open to trade up in NFL draft, but should Dallas Cowboys stay put
Jones has made 72 draft-day trades in his time as owner and general manager.

Dallas Cowboys (9 picks)
Round 1: No. 24
Round 2: No. 56
Round 3: No. 88
Round 4: No. 129
Round 5: No. 155 (from Cleveland)
Round 5: No. 167
Round 5: No. 176 (compensatory selection)
Round 5: No. 178 (compensatory selection)
Round 6: No. 193 (from Cleveland)
 

Dallas Cowboys TE Dalton Schultz says healthy Dak Prescott big for team's offseason development​


A year ago, Can Prescott was in the middle of a rigorous rehab from a compound fracture and dislocation of his right ankle suffered in Week 5 of the 2020 season. While the Dallas Cowboys' offseason program officially started Monday, Prescott has already gotten plenty of work with his skill players. Fully recovered from offseason surgery to his left (non-throwing) shoulder, Prescott has held numerous throwing sessions. For Schultz, the offseason began by him signing the $10.9 million franchise tag, a big bump after making roughly $4.4 million his first four seasons, but he would like to work out a multiyear agreement. In 2021, Schultz joined Jason Witten as the only tight ends in team history to record at least 70 catches for 800 yards and eight touchdowns in the same season, finishing with 78 receptions for 808 yards and eight touchdowns.

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NFL draft: Which teams have gotten the best value since 2012? We rank all 32​


No team has gotten more value out of the NFL draft over the past decade than the Seattle Seahawks, thanks to an elite 2012 class and no team has drafted less value than the New York Jets, according to our study of the last 10 drafts. To evaluate the players taken in each of the past 10 NFL drafts (2012-2021), we used Approximate Value (AV) -- Pro Football Reference's method of measuring the performance of every NFL player. We took each player's career AV and measured it against a value based on where that player was taken in the NFL draft -- we're calling it Career Approximate Value Over Expected (CAVOE).

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#4. Record from 2012-2021: 90 - 71
 
Dallas Cowboys (9 picks)
Round 1: No. 24
Round 2: No. 56
Round 3: No. 88
Round 4: No. 129
Round 5: No. 155 (from Cleveland)
Round 5: No. 167
Round 5: No. 176 (compensatory selection)
Round 5: No. 178 (compensatory selection)
Round 6: No. 193 (from Cleveland)
 

After a call from Dak Prescott, receiver Jalen Tolbert had a feeling he'd be a Cowboy​


When Jalen Tolbert answered the phone a few days ago, he figured it was somebody from the Dallas Cowboysconfirming his number in case they picked him in the NFL draft.Turns out it was Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. The Cowboys considered Tolbert in the second round before selecting Ole Miss pass-rusher Sam Williams. They were happy to see him available in the third round. He caught 82 passes for 1,474 yards and eight touchdowns last season, including a seven-catch, 143-yard effort against Tennessee. The Cowboys had a wide receiver need after trading Amari Cooper to the Cleveland Browns and losing Cedrick Wilson in free agency to the Miami Dolphins.

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