Rookie Neville Gallimore learned plenty from Gerald McCoy while the veteran defensive tackle was on the Cowboys' roster.

Minutes before the Cowboys took the field for their first padded practice of training camp, head coach Mike McCarthy was praising Gerald McCoy as a major offseason addition to the defensive line.

Led by first-round pick CeeDee Lamb, the entire draft class has signed officially signed with the Cowboys. The rookies arrived at The Star on Saturday to sign their contracts. 

No position will have more visible changes to it than the defensive tackle spot. Not only will there be two new faces, but the look and philosophy seem to be overhauled as well.

Stopping the run is usually the first priority of a defensive tackle. But third-round pick Neville Gallimore has some rare pass-rush moves for a 300-pounder, something that is detailed in Bucky Brooks' scouting report.

The theme of the Cowboys' draft has been "value" with a shade of crimson. They picked up an Alabama corner and then an OU defensive tackle- two players they didn't expect to fall in their lap.  

The DallasCowboys.com staff weighs in on the club's most recent picks: cornerback Trevon Diggs (No. 51 overall) and defensive tackle Neville Gallimore (No. 82).

Oklahoma defensive tackle Neville Gallimore already has a head start on adjusting to life as a Dallas Cowboy.

The Cowboys have taken yet another Oklahoma Sooner – this time drafting defensive tackle Neville Gallimore, who should bolster the defensive line position right away.