Possible Pick | 2022 NFL Draft

Throughout the last month, the staff of DallasCowboys.com has compiled a projection of who the Cowboys might target with their first pick in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Position flex is a vital aspect for most draft prospects but none seem to have more than Boston College offensive lineman Zion Johnson. He's a target for the Cowboys at No. 24. He can play guard, tackle and possibly center.

The Cowboys feel good about the safety position heading into the draft, but former Penn State captain Jaquan Brisker is a talented prospect with skills that might remind you of a certain Cowboys starter.

Washington cornerback Trent McDuffie feels like one of the most under-discussed prospects at the top of this draft, but he could be a big-time addition to the Dallas secondary.

Last week, Jerry Jones didn't dismiss a trade-up scenario in the first round and if that happens, a player such as Mississippi State offensive tackle Charles Cross could be worth the move.

In a talented wide receiver draft class, former USC star Drake London is starting to get top-10 buzz after a big year for the Trojans last season.

The Cowboys need guard help right away, but could use a tackle for the future. A player like Tulsa's Tyler Smith could fix both needs. 

If the Cowboys can't find an edge rusher in the first round of the draft, Ole Miss defensive end Sam Williams could present an intriguing option on Day 2.

If the Cowboys decide to add some depth to the linebacker spot, a player like Utah's Devin Lloyd would be a great fit, especially since many are evaluating him as the draft's best linebacker.

Jameson Williams' exact draft range is uncertain after January knee surgery, but once he's healthy, the former Alabama star could emerge as the best receiver in this year's class.

Derek Stingley Jr. is one of the more talented prospects in this draft, but there's little consensus on where he might go. Does Dallas make sense?

One of the biggest players in the entire draft is Georgia DT Jordan Davis, who wowed the NFL scouts with his combine numbers that suggest he'll do more than take up space.

If the Cowboys are looking for an edge rusher in this year's draft class, their best bet in the first round might be Purdue Boilermaker George Karlaftis.

Offensive tackle depth looks like a possible draft need for the Cowboys, and ex-Central Michigan tackle Bernhard Raimann has intriguing upside.

The Cowboys have only drafted one player from Arkansas since Jerry Jones and his Razorback family bought the team in 1989. But wide receiver Treylon Burks could be a great fit for this offense.

In a draft class with so many talented Georgia players, Devonte Wyatt seems to get overlooked a bit, but he's definitely a name worth knowing for the Cowboys' No. 24 draft pick.

If the Cowboys take a wide receiver in the first round, it'll be someone that has attributes they just can't pass up on. Ohio State's Chris Olave, who ran a 4.26 at the combine, would qualify as this type of player.

Interior offensive line depth looks like a need for the Cowboys here in late March, and All-American Kenyon Green is among the best guards in this year's draft class – and able to play multiple positions.

The Cowboys landed the Rookie of the Year last year by taking a linebacker. But if they want more depth at the position, Georgia's Nakobe Dean would provide that and more.