The Dallas Cowboys have made their final selection in the 2020 NFL Draft by taking Quarterback Ben DiNucci out of James Madison.
Ben DiNucci proved to be a shocker on Day 3 of the 2020 NFL Daft. With the Dukes, DiNucci passed for 3,341 yards and 29 touchdowns while only throwing six interceptions. DiNucci started his college football career playing for Pitt before ending up in James Madison.
As a seventh-round pick, it’ll be interesting to see how DiNucci can contribute to the QB room this offseason. With Cooper Rush on the team, he’s a longshot to make the roster. Coming into the 2020 NFL Draft, the quarterback position was expected to be addressed.
While the pick is surprising, it’s impossible to criticize a seventh-round pick. Rolling the dice on a QB who led his team to an FCS Championship certainly seems worth it.
To close the 2020 NFL Draft, let’s recap the Dallas Cowboys’ picks. Just for fun, I’ll add each player’s ranking in Draft Analyst Dane Brugler’s board in parentheses.
Round 1 / Pick 17: WR CeeDee Lamb, Oklahoma (Ranked 9th)
Round 2 / Pick 51: CB Trevon Diggs, Alabama (33rd)
Round 3 / Pick 82: DT Neville Gallimore, Oklahoma (70th)
Round 4 / Pick 123: CB Reggie Robinson, Tulsa (98th)
Round 4 / Pick 146: OC Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin (170th)
Round 5 / Pick 179: EDGE Bradlee Anae, Utah (89th)
Round 7 / Pick 231: QB Ben DiNucci, James Madison (unranked)
