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Mike Poland of Blogging The Boys highlights prospective college football draft targets for the Dallas Cowboys ahead of key Week 6 matchups. The targets include Georgia cornerback Ellis Robinson IV, Alabama wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams, UCLA running back Wayne Knight, and Oregon interior offensive lineman Iapani Laloulu.
Poland argues that Robinson could bolster Dallas' secondary depth alongside Joey Porter Jr. and DaRon Bland, while Coleman-Williams provides potential insurance if George Pickens is not re-signed. Additionally, the writer highlights Knight to potentially support starting running back Javonte Williams and views Laloulu as versatile interior offensive line cover.
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