Should the Cowboys trade late round draft picks for defensive help?

The episode explores whether the Dallas Cowboys should trade late-round draft picks for veteran defensive help, focusing on Kenny Moore as a potential target. Hosts Shan and RJ analyze Moore’s value as a 31-year-old, proven nickelback with leadership and consistency, despite his age and contract year. They debate the trade-off between giving up a late-round pick—likely a fifth or fourth—for a proven player versus investing in younger, higher-upside talent like Jordan Brooks or potential first-round picks such as Sonny Stiles or Arbel Reese. The discussion emphasizes the Cowboys' clear need at the nickel position, highlighted by Jerry Jones and Brian Schottenheimer’s recent comments. The hosts also examine the broader draft strategy, including the timing of trades (pre- or post-draft), the value of late picks, and the likelihood of teams moving up in the first round. They conclude that while veteran additions like Moore make sense, the decision should not compromise high-value first-round selections, and that the draft’s fluidity may make post-draft trades more strategic. The tone is analytical and balanced, with a slight leaning toward proactive moves if the right opportunity arises.