I'm sorry, this is a question I pose every year around this time, and the stupid part is, I know the answer.
Over the last, oh, five, six years, the Cowboys have had pretty decent drafts. Sure, there are needs here and there, but no one can say this is a team that doesn't have talent.
Meanwhile, Troy Aikman is out there saying that a team that never makes it out of the Wild Card round is really no better than the Jaguars or the Jets. That's Troy Aikman!! He cites what he believes to be profound DYSFUNCTION within the Dallas organization. And guess what: I trust Aikman to know that.
So given that the team has had a pretty good record in the draft recently, and most observers judge it as a talented team, and that the underlying problems go much deeper than making good draft picks, what is the point in dissecting the nuances of prospective draft picks?
It's not as if any one of them will change the underlying dynamic. The team could wind up with three or four or five great picks, but the result next year won't change. It hasn't for 25 years. Aikman nails it.
Sorry. There's the question. Why waste time rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic?