Cowboys could draft Mike Evans to take pressure of Dez Bryant?
By Mike Dyce
The Dallas Cowboys have a lot of needs to fill in the NFL Draft and wide receiver isn’t really high on their list. It is a position of need, especially if the Cowboys let Miles Austin go, but not a priority to spend another first round draft pick on.
Still, if he falls to the Cowboys at the No. 16 spot, could the Cowboys resist taking him?
From Rowan Karver of the Cowboys’ website:
"He’d be a mammoth complement to Dez Bryant, both literally and figuratively. The trio of Bryant, Evans and Terrance Williams would make the Cowboys set at the position, and the presence of Dwayne Harris and Cole Beasley would give the team even more depth at the spot. Furthermore, if Bryant were to go down, Evans has the talent to fill in as No. 1 threat. He’s also used to and thrived with a quarterback known for his improvisational skills in Johnny Manziel, which should help him while getting passes from Tony Romo."
Even then, if the Cowboys defense doesn’t get things turned around the best wide receiver duo in the league might not be enough to get them into the playoffs.