After seeing future Hall of Famer Zack Martin retire this offseason, there was a glaring need at guard. The Cowboys hope they've filled that in Tyler Booker.

The Draft Show and 105.3 The Fan speak for the first time with the Dallas Cowboys 2025 first round pick G Tyler Booker.

Alabama Crimson Tide offensive lineman Tyler Booker reacts to being drafted No. 12 over by the Dallas Cowboys in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Breaking down Alabama Crimson Tide offensive lineman Tyler Booker's college highlights ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.

Looking to bolster their offensive line further, the Cowboys spend a second consecutive first-round pick in the NFL Draft, selecting Tyler Booker. 

The Dallas Cowboys select offensive guard Tyler Booker in Round 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No. 12 overall pick.

The DallasCowboys.com staff writers have filled out their 7-round mock draft, predicting on all 10 Cowboys' picks. 

Ten days remain until the Cowboys select 12th overall in the NFL Draft. Who do draft analysts predict Dallas will select?

Watch the full on-field workout from Alabama Crimson Tide offensive tackle Tyler Booker at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine.

Every team has needs heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, but the Cowboys have more than many, and this one-and-only annual mock from Patrik Walker solves them — with a bang. 

With the NFL Draft just a few days away, the Cowboys held their annual pre-draft press conference. Here's some of the highlights, including some hints at a possible trade.

It was a fairly active free agency, but the new-look Cowboys' coaching staff still enters the 2025 NFL Draft with a lot of needs to attack.

Texas WR Matthew Golden has only gotten better as his career has gone along, and the Cowboys could see even more improvement for their offense if they draft him. 

The Cowboys are in need of a bell cow running back that can do it all on all three downs. North Carolina's Omarion Hampton fits that description, and is the type of player that could excel in a Brian Schottenheimer scheme. 

The week of the NFL Draft is finally here, and draft analysts have a common theme among them in terms of what they think the Cowboys will do with the 12th overall pick. 

Mickey Spagnola looks forward to the upcoming draft and the Cowboys' need for a running back. Can they continue the franchise's rich history at the position by finding another feature back?

The Cowboys have bodies in the room already at the tight end position, but if they like LSU TE Mason Taylor enough, could he spark some competition?

Texas A&M EDGE Shemar Stewart has one of the best athletic profiles at his position for a prospect in recent years. The production wasn't always there in college, can it be in the NFL?

It's finally NFL Draft week! Do the Cowboys have one final trick up their sleeve or will they go with the best player available in this year's draft?

An All-Star cast of NFL Draft gurus teamed up to talk all things Cowboys and NFL Draft! Listen to Cowboys staff Tommy Yarrish and Kyle Youmans along with Zach Wolchuk, Bryan Broaddus, Bobby Belt, Voch Lombardi and Nick Harris from 105.3 The Fan as they discuss the players they'd be ecstatic to see drop to the Cowboys at No. 12 overall, which players would be the best value in the later rounds, and answer questions from fans!

Now that the NFL Draft is just a week away, where could Dallas actually use their resources to fill key needs? Voch Lombardi, Bryan Broaddus, Tommy Yarrish and Kyle Youmans break it all down.

With just over a week until the 2025 NFL Draft, teams are now stacking their boards and getting close to finishing their scouting reports on this year's prospects. What are some of the updates from multiple players of intrigue, and how could teams be looking to shake things up?

Two weeks away from the 2025 NFL Draft and the Cowboys continue to weigh their options for the 12th overall pick. Will Dallas go with a spot other than receiver, or is it as simple as 'Golden or McMillan' to spice up the offense?

Now just over two weeks away from the start of the 2025 NFL Draft, time is ticking for teams to find their next draft prospects. Which players on which position groups could be the best fit for the Dallas Cowboys at the end of the month?

Now that the Cowboys have traded for Joe Milton III, how does that affect their draft class? And will they still be able to add talent at the position?

What players in the 2025 NFL Draft are teams "overlooking" and why should they keep things simple on certain prospects? Also, what does Brian Schottenheimer's words at the NFL Owner's Meetings mean towards the Cowboys draft strategy?

While it may be Opening Day in baseball, the focus still remains on the NFL Draft. Who could the Cowboys be targeting with their Pro Day trips as were four weeks out from the Draft day!

Texas WR Matthew Golden has only gotten better as his career has gone along, and the Cowboys could see even more improvement for their offense if they draft him. 

The Cowboys are in need of a bell cow running back that can do it all on all three downs. North Carolina's Omarion Hampton fits that description, and is the type of player that could excel in a Brian Schottenheimer scheme. 

The Cowboys have bodies in the room already at the tight end position, but if they like LSU TE Mason Taylor enough, could he spark some competition?

Texas A&M EDGE Shemar Stewart has one of the best athletic profiles at his position for a prospect in recent years. The production wasn't always there in college, can it be in the NFL?

Ole Miss CB Trey Amos has made the jump from the Sun Belt to the SEC, and he's played well at both levels. Now, could he play at a high level for the Cowboys in the secondary?

Oklahoma State linebacker Nick Martin suffered a knee injury in 2024 that sidelined him for most of the season. When healthy though, there aren't many linebackers that play more aggressive. 

The Cowboys bring back all five safeties from the 2024 roster, so safety isn't a position of need early on in the draft. If the Cowboys want to add a new body late, Clemson's R.J. Mickens could be an option. 

Ohio State offensive lineman Donovan Jackson has mostly played guard throughout his career. But after filling in for Josh Simmons and the Buckeyes at left tackle, he's shown he can fit anywhere up front for an offense. 

The Cowboys have been clear that they'd like to get younger in the quarterback room, and if they want to add through the draft, Syracuse QB Kyle McCord is a prospect they could look towards.