Dallas Cowboys trade back for Frederick replacement in 7-round 2020 mock draft

With their fourth-round pick in 2019, the Dallas Cowboys landed a versatile weapon in Tony Pollard from Memphis. A receiver-turned-running back, Pollard can help all over the field on offense and is also a solid return man.

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Now with their Round 4 pick in 2020, they land another weapon that can help in a multitude of ways by selecting Kentucky’s Lynn Bowden Jr. Much like Randall Cobb who just left in free agency, Bowden lined up at receiver, running back, and quarterback for the Wildcats and believes he can do just about anything asked of him at the next level.

"“A lot of teams see me as playing everything, not just receiver,” Bowden said via Josh Edwards of CBS Sports. “They asked me what position I am comfortable with and I tell them that I don’t have a set position. You can play me all over the field. Whatever position y’all are going to pick me earlier at, mark me down for that.”"

For Dallas, they could use Bowden as a slot receiver and with the way offensive coordinator Kellen Moore likes to get creative, he can be a huge weapon. Bowden can be used on jet sweeps, screen-plays, and shot passes and excels after getting the ball in his hands.

Bowden can also help out as a return man, which is an area the Cowboys can use some help as it appears Tavon Austin won’t be coming back in 2020.