How can the Cowboys address the nickel position in the draft?

In this episode of Shan and RJ, the hosts dive deep into the Dallas Cowboys' pressing need to address their nickel position in the upcoming NFL Draft. They begin by discussing the evolving role of safeties in modern defenses, emphasizing the rise of hybrid 'big nickel' players who can play both deep safety and slot corner. The conversation centers on Caleb Downs, whom they praise for his elite football IQ and versatility, despite concerns about his size. They debate whether Downs should be taken at 12 overall, even if the Cowboys' top need is corner, arguing that his ability to play nickel and safety makes him a perfect fit. The hosts explore alternative options like A.J. Halsey, Keontae Scott, Jalen Kilgore, and Kyle Lewis, highlighting their unique skill sets and potential roles in a modern defense. They also discuss the possibility of trading up from pick 20 to secure Downs or Sonny Styles, analyzing the cost and feasibility of such moves with teams like the Rams, Jets, and Ravens. The episode ends on a humorous note, comparing the idea of moving a running back to linebacker to the Cowboys' potential use of Downs as a positionless unicorn.