Dane Brugler with more draft thoughts and should we expect the Cowboys to move up in the first round of the draft

The episode centers on a deep dive into the Dallas Cowboys' potential draft strategy, specifically whether they will trade up from pick 12 to select Sonny Stiles with the 6th overall pick. Analysts Dane Brugler, Todd McShay, and Mel Kuyper all suggest the Cowboys could move up, citing Stiles' elite combine numbers—6'5", 244 lbs, fastest 40-yard dash, top broad jump for his height—and his reputation as one of the smartest players in the draft. McShay outlines the trade cost: 12, 92, and next year’s second-round pick. The discussion weighs the value of acquiring a high-upside, intelligent off-ball linebacker to bolster Christian Parker’s defense, drawing parallels to the Eagles’ successful move for Jahad Campbell. However, Charles Robinson cautions against the move, suggesting the Cowboys feel confident in their ability to land impactful players at 12 without trading up. The hosts debate whether the Cowboys will stay put, trade down, or react dynamically to the board. A key scenario is explored: if Stiles, Caleb Downs, and Mansoor Delane remain available at picks 10–12, Dallas may choose not to move, preserving draft capital. The conversation blends analysis, skepticism, and humor, with hosts expressing mixed feelings about the hype around Stiles and the feasibility of a trade-up.