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Shavon Revel is less than two seasons into his career, but the Cowboys clearly miscalculated by drafting him over Nohl Williams, who's becoming a star with the Chiefs.

The Landry Hat argues that the Dallas Cowboys should regret selecting cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. over Nohl Williams in the third round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Writer Jerry Trotta highlights Dallas' ongoing defensive struggles and poor recent drafting history, contrasting Revel's limited development and high target rates against Green Bay with Williams' breakout performance as a top cornerback for the 5-0 Kansas City Chiefs.
Trotta notes that Williams has excelled under defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, ranking among the league leaders in passer rating allowed and completion percentage. Meanwhile, Revel has struggled with route coverage and consistency after missing most of his rookie season with a knee injury, leading Trotta to argue that Dallas missed an opportunity to secure a high-impact starter.
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