OXNARD, Calif. -- Everybody knows what Ezekiel Elliott and Dak Prescott meant to the Dallas Cowboys’ success last season as rookies.
Elliott led the NFL in rushing with 1,631 yards. Prescott had 23 touchdown passes and won 13 games, the second-most by a rookie quarterback in NFL history.
Elliott and Prescott, however, are not the only impactful members of the Cowboys’ 2016 draft class. Third-round pick Maliek Collins started 14 games at defensive tackle and finished second on the defense with five sacks. Sixth-round cornerback Anthony Brown started nine games and had one interception.