Here's what the Cowboys are getting in versatile OL Cooper Beebe

Cowboys traded back 5 spots in the first round with the Detroit Lions for a third round pick using it to select their potential starting center Cooper Beebe.

Oct 23, 2021; Lubbock, Texas, USA; Kansas State Wildcats offensive lineman Cooper Beebe (50) blocks / Michael C. Johnson-USA TODAY Sports

Cooper Beebe comes as a great value pick at this point in the draft due to many experts having him as second round talent. Drafted 73rd overall, he is viewed by many to be one of the more bust proof players coming out of this year's draft.

Watch @KStateFB LG (No. 50) Cooper Beebe throw 2 men to the ground on this play 🥞pic.twitter.com/j9H59QuKT2

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Beebe is likely to compete and start for the center position next season he also provides excellent depth playing at left tackle, left guard, right guard, and right tackle in 4 seasons starting for Kansas State.

At 6'3" 322 pounds Beebe is a monster on the football field winning back-to-back Big 12 lineman of the year awards along with being the first Kansas State Lineman to have first-team All-American honors.

Beebe will make a day 1 impact for the Dallas Cowboys stemming from his strength and skill to handle the best interior defensive lineman in the NFL. Demonstrated in his matchup when allowing zero pressures against Texas' star defensive lineman and 2024 draftees Byron Murphy (1st round) and T'Vondre Sweat (2nd round).