Dallas Cowboys 2020 NFL Draft grades: CeeDee Lamb is steal of the draft
Rounds 4-7
Scouting Report. CB. Tulsa. Reggie Robinson II. 17. Pick Analysis. player. 123
Another cornerback for the Cowboys to provide depth to the secondary. The 6-foot-1, 205-pound Robinson has great size and speed for the position. He can compete for a spot in nickel and dime packages and special teams as a rookie. Coming off a four-interception season at Tulsa.
The Cowboys lost Travis Frederick to retirement and now get another former Wisconsin center to potentially replace him. Biadasz isn’t the same athlete of Frederick who could seamlessly get to the second level and handle quick interior rushers, but he’s fundamentally sound as a run blocker and brings years of experience from a run-heavy college offense. He’s good in pass protection and could offer some additional depth at guard.
5th Round
Bradlee Anae doesn’t have great measurables or traits but that’s why the Cowboys were able to get him at this point in the fifth round. Anae, however, was a productive player for the Utes where he was a team captain. He’s an overachiever who has a motor that won’t quit and that should help him compete for reps as a rookie and beyond.
7th Round
QB. James Madison. player. 123. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Ben DiNucci. 17
Ben DiNucci began his career at Pittsburgh before transferring to James Madison for his last two years. He started 29 games for James Madison and was an AFCA First Team All-American for the national runners-up in the FCS.