Dallas Cowboys scouts monitor collegiate talent in Week 2 college football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 12, 2026, 2:30 PM
Last updated Sep 12, 2026

Dallas Cowboys personnel are tracking several draft prospects during the Week 2 college football schedule. A primary focus is the matchup between Ohio State and Texas, which features wide receiver Jeremiah Smith and edge rusher Colin Simmons. Smith enters the game with significant career yardage totals, while Simmons has established himself as a disruptive defensive presence. Elsewhere, Oklahoma defensive tackle David Stone and Michigan running back Jordan Marshall are under evaluation. These evaluations coincide with ongoing roster decisions in Dallas, including the uncertain contract status of George Pickens. The team seeks to bolster its offensive air attack and add depth to its defensive front for future seasons.
- •Jeremiah Smith has recorded 2,558 receiving yards and 27 touchdowns over two seasons at Ohio State.
- •Colin Simmons has accumulated 21 sacks and 29.5 tackles for loss during his time at Texas.
- •David Stone is a 315-pound defensive tackle being scouted for his ability to collapse the pocket.
- •Jordan Marshall registered 932 rushing yards and ten touchdowns for Michigan during the 2025 season.
- 2:30 PMYahoo Sports — Dallas Cowboys draft: College football’s top targets in Week 2
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