Cowboys Visitors Jalin Hyatt vs. Zay Flowers: Should Dallas Draft WR at No. 26?

The Dallas Cowboys have already added Brandin Cooks to their receiver room, but could the franchise be looking at taking a receiver in the first round of the NFL Draft as well?

The Dallas Cowboys added Brandin Cooks via trade with the Houston Texans to ease the offensive workload on CeeDee Lamb. 

After publicly courting Odell Beckham Jr. and rumors of DeAndre Hopkins, Dallas decided to go with Cooks. For many, that ended the Cowboys' search for a wide receiver.

But ...

Could Dallas be looking at adding another receiver to its room? 

As part of the pre-draft visits, the Cowboys have already hosted Boston College wideout Zay Flowers and have Tennessee standout Jalin Hyatt scheduled to meet at The Star on Tuesday. 

Both are considered top receivers in the upcoming draft class, but with Dallas already acquiring Cooks, do they need another receiver?

In truth, teams can never have enough offensive weapons. With Lamb, Cooks, and Michael Gallup as the "big three," it couldn't hurt to have another receiver to throw into the mix. ... especially with one of them could be either Flowers or Hyatt. 

Both are highly touted, and we can see why by looking at their stats from last season.

Hyatt finished 1,267 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns on 67 receptions, while Flowers totaled 1,077 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns on 78 receptions for Boston College.

Both receivers can fly downfield (Flowers 4.42 40-yard dash, Hyatt 4.4) and are slippery in the open field.

Many thought the Cowboys were done adding wide receiver help after acquiring Cooks, but with the recent visits from draft hopefuls and a fine free agency period, Dallas can draft the "best player available."

Is that Hyatt or Flowers? Either way, it seems that the Cowboys want to give Dak Prescott as many weapons as possible. ... or at least give themselves looks at as many potential draftees as possible.

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