These Cowboys trade packages could see them drafting as early as Rd 2

The Cowboys two earlier fourth-round picks are worth 70 and 66 points, respectively. Their final two picks combine for 68 points, right in the middle.

The sum total of 198 to 202 points puts them in a range to deal with Tampa Bay, Indianapolis or Atlanta.

No. 92 plus 112 and 114: Pick No. 65

The Cowboys could combine their early fourth-round picks together and move up considerably in Round 3; all the way to the top. The combined point total from the three picks lands around 268 value points. Though the front office made it clear they aren't fans of bundling three picks for one player, this would still leave them a fourth and a fifth-round pick to work with.

The Arizona Cardinals have the first pick in the third round.

No. 92 plus 112 and 152 or 114 and 137: Range 70 through 72

Using one of the early fourths plus one of the two latter picks might be a better way to spread the wealth. These combinations would add between 97 and 107.5 points to 132, meaning they'd have around 229 to 239 points.

The Cleveland Browns sit at No. 70 and the Washington Commanders are at No. 71, with Cincinnati right behind them.

They could conceivaby land lower and bring back a late-round pick as well if they shoot for someone in the 73-79 range.

Bundle all the picks for one player: Range of 56 or 57

There's also the scenario that's unlikely to happen, but could play out in a vacuum. Say there's a prospect who the Cowboys had a ridiculously high grade on; one they feel could start for them. Would that be worth bundling all of their remaining picks to go grab?

Adding up all of their remaining picks, 92, 112, 114, 137 and 152, would total 336 points. That moves them into the range of Jacksonville and Chicago in a five-for-one swap.

Of course this combo could land a bit short of that, still in the second round but bringing back other late picks. Taking out either of the later picks (137 or 152) could still land Dallas around 60 (Chicago again) or 61 (Rams).

This article originally appeared on Cowboys Wire: Cowboys have draft ammo to move into Rd 2 without touching '27 picks