Found March 31, 2009 on Know Your Dallas Cowboys: The Blog: Yardbarker Blogger Network
This has probably been done elsewhere, but below is a summary of the draft picks the Cowboys currently have in 2009. Note that the picks that Dallas has traded away are listed in italics.

1st Round

None. Dallas traded the number 20 overall pick to Detroit for WR Roy Williams.

2nd Round

51. Dallas.

3rd Round

69. Dallas (from Cleveland). The Cowboys acquired this pick from Cleveland for the Browns' 4th round pick in 2008.

82. Traded from Dallas to Detroit for WR Roy Williams.

4th Round

101. Dallas (from Detroit). Dallas acquired this pick from Detroit along with the Lions' 3rd round pick in 2008 in exchange for the Cowboys' 3rd round pick in 2008.

117. Dallas.

5th Round

156. Dallas.

166. Dallas (from Tennessee). Dallas acquired this pick from the Titans thanks to Pacman Jones' suspension in October 2008.

172. Dallas. This is the compensatory pick for the free agency loss of Julius Jones.

6th Round

192. Traded from Dallas to Detroit for WR Roy Williams.

197. Dallas (from Miami). Dallas acquired this pick along with a 6th round pick in 2008 for DT Jason Ferguson and the Cowboys' 6th round pick in 2008.

208. Dallas. This is a compensatory pick for the free agency loss of Jacques Reeves.

7th Round

210. Dallas (from Detroit). Dallas acquired this pick in the trade for WR Roy Williams.

227. Dallas.


The last time that Dallas had 11 or more picks was 1992, when the draft consisted of 12 rounds. The Cowboys had 15 picks that season, thanks in large part to the trade with Minnesota for Herschel Walker.

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