The Dallas Cowboys will enter the final round of the 2025 NFL Draft with two picks. As is the case in the sixth round, they are later in the round.
But value is still there to be had, and the Cowboys might just pull a rabbit out of their hat with the 239th pick of the draft this year.
Just as long as they don’t reach for a tight end again.
Last week I mapped out how my three picks would play out for the Cowboys in the first three rounds. Cody Warren has posted his mock of the Cowboys’ draft.
Earlier this week we’ve looked at different mocks, focusing on the fourth, fifth, and sixth rounds.
Today we check out the seventh and final round by examining this mock from the33rdteam.com. You can look at their entire mock at the link.
Below, however, we’ll check out their seventh round and focus on who they have the Cowboys taking as their final two picks.
So, let’s take a look at how round seven plays out for Dallas and the rest of the NFL. And let’s not forget the burning question of the day:
Who will be this year’s Mr. Irrelevant?
Round 7 Begins
- Pick Team Pos. Player College
- 217 New England Patriots IOL Jonah Monheim USC
- 218 Atlanta Falcons WR Kaden Prather Maryland
- 219 New York Giants IOL Jake Majors Texas
- 220 New England Patriots RB Kyle Monangai Rutgers
- 221 Jacksonville Jaguars LB Carson Bruener Washington
- 222 Las Vegas Raiders WR Sam Brown Miami FL
- 223 Seattle Seahawks RB Jordan James Oregon
- 224 Miami Dolphins LB Chandler Martin Memphis
- 225 Arizona Cardinals EDGE Kaimon Rucker North Carolina
- 226 Kansas City Chiefs WR Nick Nash San Jose State
- 227 San Francisco 49ers IOL Joshua Gray Oregon State
- 228 Detroit Lions IDL Simeon Barrow Jr. Miami FL
A Run On Iowa Prospects
- 229 Pittsburgh Steelers IOL Connor Colby Iowa
- 230 Carolina Panthers LB Jay Higgins Iowa
- 231 Miami Dolphins EDGE Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins Georgia
- 232 Indianapolis Colts SAF Malik Verdon Iowa State
- 233 Chicago Bears IOL Drew Kendall Boston College
- 234 Seattle Seahawks QB Kurtis Rourke Indiana
- 235 Tampa Bay Bucs CB Mac McWilliams UCF
- 236 Houston Texans EDGE Collin Oliver Oklahoma State
- 237 Green Bay Packers IOL Willie Lampkin North Carolina
- 238 New England Patriots CB Isas Waxter Villanova
The Cowboys Final Two Picks
- 239 Dallas Cowboys SAF Hunter Wohler Wisconsin
This actually makes a lot of sense, depending on how the previous rounds go for Dallas.
That being said, Wohler would be a solid addition to the Cowboys’ defensive backfield. I’ll go a step further and peg him as a starter later this year if Dallas drafts him.
- 240 Chicago Bears IDL Yahya Black Iowa
- 241 Houston Texans IDL Jared Harrison-Hunte SMU
- 242 Atlanta Falcons IOL Eli Cox Kentucky
- 243 Baltimore Ravens CB Brandon Adams UCF
- 244 Detroit Lions CB Robert Longerbeam Rutgers
- 245 Washington Commanders OT Myles Hinton Michigan
- 246 New York Giants OT Trey Wedig Indiana
- 247 Dallas Cowboys TE Jake Briningstool Clemson
We have a flag on the play!
Dear NFL mock makers. The Dallas Cowboys do not need to draft another tight end this year.
Stop it!
The Final 10 Draftees
- 248 New Orleans Saints LB Teddye Buchanan California
- 249 San Francisco 49ers SAF Rayuan Lane III Navy
- 250 Green Bay Packers EDGE Jalen McLeod Auburn
- 251 Kansas City Chiefs TE Luke Lachey Iowa
- 252 San Francisco 49ers IOL Tyler Cooper Minnesota
- 253 Miami Dolphins RB LeQuint Allen Jr. Syracuse
- 254 New Orleans Saints IOL Thomas Perry Middlebury
- 255 Cleveland Browns WR LaJohntay Wester Colorado
- 256 Los Angeles Chargers SAF Daniel Jackson Georgia
- 257 Kansas City Chiefs SAF Shamari Simmons Arizona State
Ever since Brock Purdy went from Mr. Irrelevant in the 2022 Draft to starting quarterback in the Super Bowl in two seasons, there is a renewed hope for the last player taken.
Shamari Simmons, all of America stands with you.
As for the Cowboys, but late in the evening a week from this Saturday, barring trades, 10 new players will be added to the roster.
Not long after, the undrafted free agents will start signing too. We won’t know for a few months how the draft really grades out.
But Dallas desperately needs a higher draft grade than they’ve received the last two years for sure.