Dallas Cowboys 2026 Draft Picks: Every Selection

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Last updated August 7, 2026

2026 NFL Draft Recap: Dallas Cowboys

The Headline Pick

Caleb Downs — SAF, Ohio State

Selected at No. 11 overall in Round 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft. The Dallas Cowboys made 7 total selections in this draft class.

SWN draft grade: A-

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Dallas executed two of the most aggressive Round 1 moves of the entire draft — trading up to No. 11 to land Ohio State safety Caleb Downs (the 2025 Jim Thorpe Award winner), then acquiring No. 23 from the Eagles to draft UCF edge Malachi Lawrence. The Cowboys spent heavily on defense to support a unit that struggled in 2025.

Players to Watch

The Dallas Cowboys' highest-impact 2026 draft picks — the rookies most likely to make immediate contributions and the ones to follow heading into training camp:

Caleb Downs

Round 1, Pick 11

SAF · Ohio State · from Miami

The 2025 Jim Thorpe Award winner and arguably the best pure safety prospect since Derwin James. Downs was one of just 12 players the Cowboys had a first-round grade on entering the draft. He fills an immediate role as a slot defender and centerfield safety, and his coverage versatility lets Dallas run more sub-package defense without subbing out personnel. A foundational defensive piece — the kind of pick that ages into a Pro Bowl career if health holds.

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Malachi Lawrence

Round 1, Pick 23

EDGE · UCF · from Philadelphia

Dallas traded back into Round 1 with the Eagles to land Lawrence, complementing the offseason trade for Rashan Gary. Lawrence's combination of length and bend gives Dan Quinn's defense a true situational pass rusher to pair with Micah Parsons. The Cowboys had him graded as a top-15 talent and felt the value at 23 was too strong to pass up. Expect a rotational role with first-down pass-rush snaps in Year 1.

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Full Dallas Cowboys Draft Class

Round Pick Player Pos. College
3 92 Jaishawn Barham EDGE Michigan
4 112 Drew Shelton OT Penn State
4 114 Devin Moore CB Florida
4 137 LT Overton EDGE Alabama
7 218 Anthony Smith WR East Carolina

Frequently Asked Questions

How many picks did the Dallas Cowboys have in the 2026 NFL Draft?
The Dallas Cowboys made 7 selections in the 2026 NFL Draft (April 23-25, 2026, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania).
Who did the Dallas Cowboys draft in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft?
The Dallas Cowboys selected Caleb Downs, SAF out of Ohio State, with the No. 11 overall pick.
Who are the Dallas Cowboys top rookies to watch in 2026?
The top Dallas Cowboys rookies to watch heading into the 2026 season are Caleb Downs, Malachi Lawrence. See the "Players to Watch" section above for full scouting analysis on each.
What grade did the Dallas Cowboys 2026 draft class receive?
SWN graded the Dallas Cowboys 2026 NFL Draft class as a A-. Dallas executed two of the most aggressive Round 1 moves of the entire draft — trading up to No. 11 to land Ohio State safety Caleb Downs (the 2025 Jim Thorpe Award winner), then acquiring No. 23 from the Eagles to draft UCF edge Malachi Lawrence. The Cowboys spent heavily on defense to support a unit that struggled in 2025.
Where can I buy Dallas Cowboys rookie jerseys for the 2026 season?
Dallas Cowboys rookie jerseys for the 2026 draft class are available on Fanatics — the official online retailer of NFL merchandise. Individual player jerseys typically go on sale within days of the draft. See the Players to Watch section above for direct links to each player's jersey listing.
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