Possible Pick | 2024 NFL Draft

A bulldozer at both tackle and guard, JC Latham has a skillset and body type that will be highly coveted in the first round. Can the Cowboys see him slip to No. 24?

A broken leg saw Zach Frazier's draft stock take a minor hit during the process, but does the West Virginia center still make sense as a first-round pick in a trade-back scenario for the Cowboys?

A potential day two selection at linebacker is warranted for the Cowboys, and if they want a run-stopper to make an instant impact, Junior Colson might be the perfect fit.

Despite an ACL injury that has muddied Jonathon Brooks' exact draft outlook, a potential fit for the Cowboys in the second round continues to make sense as draft day nears.

Florida State running back Trey Benson is next up in the Possible Pick series as we take a look at how he could immediately contribute to the Cowboys.

With Tyler Biadasz out of the building, the Cowboys will have a competition for their starting center position this offseason. Could Graham Barton be the solution?

Despite just eight starts at the college level, Georgia tackle Amarius Mims brings an unheralded amount of potential to the NFL with his size and body of work.

Arizona offensive lineman Jordan Morgan could give Dallas flexibility up front while also providing a potential day-one starter in front of Dak Prescott.

Texas A&M linebacker Edgerrin Cooper sits as one of the top players at his position in the draft, and his versatility could be just what Dallas is looking for in the second-level in April.

To start the Possible Pick series, we take a look at a potential center selection that has the makings of one of the position's top prospects in recent memory.