Caleb Downs, Eli Stowers and More Lock In Star Destinations for Their Futures
The Dallas Cowboys selected Caleb Downs from Ohio State (No. 11 pick) to bring defensive depth, while the New York Giants picked Malachi Fields from Notre Dame (No. 74 pick) as a promising offensive weapon.
The Philadelphia Eagles have high hopes for Eli Stowers, a versatile tight end/wide receiver from Vanderbilt (No. 54 pick). The Eagles need more out of their passing game, and the addition of Stowers should change how they attack.
Dallas Cowboys: Caleb Downs
Caleb Downs, DB, Ohio State, joined the Dallas Cowboys after being selected in the third round (No. 11 pick). His defensive prowess will help strengthen the roster's depth.
New York Giants Pick Malachi Fields
The New York Giants took the path of finding a quick threat on offense by taking Malachi Fields, WR from Notre Dame (No. 74 pick). Expect him to make immediate contributions to the offense this season.
Philadelphia Eagles Target for Eli Stowers
Eli Stowers, TE/WR from Vanderbilt (No. 54 pick), will be a critical addition to the Philadelphia Eagles' roster. The team hopes his speed and versatility can elevate their passing game.
The Eagles need more out of their passing game, and the addition of tight end Eli Stowers should change how they attack.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the key rookie picks for this year's NFC draft classes?
Caleb Downs from Ohio State, Malachi Fields from Notre Dame, Eli Stowers from Vanderbilt, Antonio Williams from Clemson, Logan Jones from Iowa, Keith Abney II from Arizona State, Brandon Cisse from South Carolina, Domonique Orange from Iowa State, Zachariah Branch from Georgia, and Chris Brazzell II from Tennessee are among the top rookie picks.
What positions do these players fill for their teams?
Caleb Downs, a defensive back, will provide depth to the Dallas Cowboys. Malachi Fields, wide receiver, aims to contribute to the Giants' offensive struggles. Eli Stowers, tight end/wide receiver, brings versatility and speed to the Philadelphia Eagles.