Pick Fit

Quarterback is far from a need in this year's draft class, but in case the Cowboys are keeping plans to take a signal-caller close to the vest, here are names that could make sense at each pick.

While a tight end isn't necessarily a draft need, we take a look at a player in the position group that could make sense for each of Dallas' seven draft selections.

With the Cowboys expected to need a cornerback in the draft class, we take a look at a potential fit at the position for each of Dallas' seven picks.

Following the departures of Dorance Armstrong and Dante Fowler Jr., the Cowboys could be looking to draft an EDGE this month to provide depth in a talented room.

While the Cowboys did spend a first-round pick on a defensive tackle a year ago, this draft warrants at least one more player in the position group to provide help in the interior next season.

The odds favor the first-round pick for the Cowboys coming at the offensive line position, but could it make sense to double-dip up front to add depth and competition?

The safety position doesn't need a whole lot of addressing in the draft, but if the Cowboys decide to swing on one to place into Mike Zimmer's defense, these players could make sense at each of Dallas' seven picks.

The wide receiver position presents a ton of talent in the first two days of the draft and some projects on day three that could end up producing.

The Cowboys need some help in the second level going into the draft later this month, as we take a look at every available pick for Dallas and which linebacker could be a fit for the respective selection.

To open the Pick Fit series, we take a look at every pick for the Dallas Cowboys in the upcoming draft and highlight which running back could work for every Cowboys pick.