The Dallas Cowboys are already evaluating their 2025 rookie class. First-round pick Tyler Booker, a guard, quickly proved his worth, filling the shoes of a future Hall of Famer. Despite an ankle sprain, he posted impressive pass and run block win rates. The offensive line's performance contributed to a strong season with a 4,000-yard passer and two 1,000-yard receivers.

Donovan Ezeiruaku, a second-round pick, showed promise on the defensive line, but needs to improve his pass rushing ability. Cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. is expected to be a starter in 2026, assuming he returns to full health. The team is hoping for a second-year jump from these key players. The Cowboys' draft success is vital for contending in a tough NFC East.

Running back Jaydon Blue needs to demonstrate improvement to earn more playing time. Linebacker Shemar James showed potential and could be a starter. The Cowboys are evaluating offensive linemen Ajani Cornelius and DT Jay Toia for their long-term potential. The team will look to free agency and the draft to bolster the team.

With the 2025 season looming, the Cowboys' focus is on developing their young talent. The team's draft picks will be critical for their success. The team's coaching staff will work with their new players to improve the team's chances to contend for a Super Bowl.