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America’s Team has been busy laying the groundwork for the upcoming draft and drawing up their priority selections.
The NFL Draft is under three weeks away and the Cowboys have backed themselves to have an excellent draft.
After just one outside free agent registered, Jerry Jones has turned to the NFL Draft for their roster building.
Historically, the Dallas Cowboys have been excellent in their choices, especially in the first round.
Therefore, the front office is hoping to land multiple hits in the NFL Draft.
Cowboys in need of O-line reinforcements
The Cowboys will be looking for multiple starters with an offensive line in need of revitalization.
Their O-Line has endured a brutal offseason with multiple linemen being lost to free agency.
Veteran Tyron Smith and center Tyler Biadasz have left massive holes in the offense and their shoes need filling.
So, America’s Team has set the clear goal of building their O-line with some rookie starters.
The Cowboys have been hosting their top 30 visits with multiple draft prospects this past week.
Dallas has welcomed five of the top 30 draft talents to the Star in Frisco.
‘Best-kept secret’ of the draft visits the Cowboys
Jordan Schultz reported on Friday that the Cowboys hosted the ‘best-kept secret’ in the NFL Draft.
The NFL Insider said Tongan national Giovanni Manu completed his first top 30 visit with the Dallas Cowboys.
On his Pro Day, with half the league in attendance, the offensive tackle ran a speedy 4.96 at 352lbs.
The Cowboys were the first team to host the British Columbia aspiring rookie but other teams have requested a visit.
According to Schultz, Manu had six top 30 visits penned into his diary and it could grow.
Manu is on the radar for multiple teams
The six-foot-eight star has attracted lots of attention from NFL Franchises and is set to have no problems landing a team.
Manu has earned All-Canadian honors both left tackle and left guard at college.
It is worth noting the Dallas Cowboys are the only team to have an active player from the University of British Columbia – Dakoda Shepley.