24. Cowboys – Kenyon Green, Offensive Guard, Texas A&M
When fully healthy, the Cowboys’ offensive line has become one of the finest in football. But it’s time to start looking for reinforcements, especially after losing free agents La’el Collins and Connor Williams. As a result, they will finish 24th overall. Green was an immediate starter as a true freshman at Texas A&M, initially playing guard before transitioning to tackle later in his career. Green is extremely valuable because of his adaptability. Of course, as a rookie, he should be able to challenge for the starting job at right tackle.
24. Cowboys – Kenyon Green, Offensive Guard, Texas A&M
25. Bills – Andrew Booth, Cornerback, Clemson
The Bills are on the verge of becoming a Super Bowl contender. While they allowed the fewest points in the league in 2021, there was some need for improvement at cornerback when Tre’Davious White was injured, which will lead Buffalo to add cornerback depth in the draft. Even after signing Siran Neal in free agency, the Bills will want to address this position. In previous years, taking any defensive player from Clemson has been a safe bet. Booth has the credentials and plenty of experience as a major role on an exceptional Clemson defense over the last two seasons, so he may be a safe pick for the Bills, who simply need someone who can contribute to their secondary.
25. Bills – Andrew Booth, Cornerback, Clemson
