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The Cowboys have their 2024 1st round player in Oklahoma OT Tyler Guyton. Before the pick though they traded down from 24 to 29. Some fans were not ok with this move, but our Cowboys insider Bobby Belt explains why the Cowboys made the right move.
The Cowboys have their 2024 1st round player in Oklahoma OT Tyler Guyton. Before the pick though they traded down from 24 to 29. Some fans were not ok with this move, but our Cowboys insider Bobby Belt explains why the Cowboys made the right move.
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