The Dallas Cowboys have acquired the No. 11 overall pick in the NFL Draft from the Miami Dolphins, according to @AdamSchefter.
In exchange for the No. 11 selection, the Cowboys have sent the No. 12 overall pick, as well as pick No. 177 and pick No. 180, to the Dolphins. The move allows Dallas to move up one spot in the first round, while Miami adds two late-round selections to their draft capital while only sliding back a single position.
The transaction marks a significant swap of first-round assets, with the Cowboys now positioned to select a high-priority prospect just outside the top 10. The Dolphins will now be on the clock at No. 12 overall, adding pick No. 177 and pick No. 180 to their total haul for the event.
The trade was confirmed as both teams adjusted their draft boards. Dallas moves up to secure their target, while Miami continues to accumulate picks under their current draft strategy. Both teams have officially processed the trade with the league office.
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