5 defensive players the Cowboys should consider from the Senior Bowl
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5 defensive players the Cowboys should consider from the Senior Bowl
The Senior Bowl week featured intensive practices that informed scouts' evaluations leading into the 2026 NFL Draft. Multiple rostered players project as first-round or top-100 talent, and several impressed during practice sessions. Clemson defensive lineman T.J. Parker showed NFL-ready size and experience aligning from both two-point and three-point stances, offering immediate three-down value despite a dip in 2025 production and limited pass-rush ceiling due to athleticism concerns. Parker remains a potential later first-round target for Dallas unless Senior Bowl performance boosts him into the top 10-15. Daniel Jeremiah's mock projected Dallas selecting Hood at No. 12.
"It's hard not to argue that Clemson's T.J. Parker may be the highest-graded player for most teams participating in this year's Senior Bowl. Parker, once viewed as a top 10 lock in the 2026 draft, had a rather underwhelming year in 2025 along with a good portion of the Clemson defense. Parker has NFL-ready size and has experience playing both from a two-point and three-point stance."
"Parker saw his backfield production dip in 2025, but still posted solid win-rates as both a pass rusher and run defender. Parker's size and power allow him to be an instant impact three-down player in the NFL, but questions about his athleticism and twitch limit the pass rush ceiling, making him a possible option with the Cowboys later first-round pick, unless he carries his impressive Senior Bowl week into the top 10-15 conversation."
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