The Dallas Cowboys didn't make many flashy additions early in NFL free agency, but they've made some smart additions. That includes bringing back Dante Fowler Jr. and signing a pair of running backs — Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders.

According to the league, a team losing more or better compensatory free agents than it acquires in the previous year is eligible to receive compensatory draft picks. The Cowboys gained three fifth-round picks (Nos. 170, 171 and 174) and one sixth-rounder (No. 211).

As free agency quiets down over the coming weeks, teams and their fanbases will turn focus completely to the 2025 NFL draft. This April, hundreds of former college stars and promising prospects will hear their names called in Green Bay, Wisconsin to become the next group of NFL stars.

The Dallas Cowboys have many roster holes going into the season and with the NFL Draft just around the corner this would be a great place to restock and rebuild. Let’s try fixing the roster by looking at the ideal prospect to take in each round and make this the “best-fix” solution draft.

It hasn't been the flashiest offseason for the Dallas Cowboys, but they've at least been active and filled several holes on their roster during NFL free agency. This isn't exactly a loaded class, so the best results might come from the middle-tier signings,