27) Dallas Cowboys
Omarion Miller, Arizona State | WR
If George Pickens’ absence from the Cowboys’ OTAs is any indication, Dallas still has a long-term question mark at WR as long as Pickens goes unsigned long-term. If he ends up moving on, Omarion Miller is a potential successor in the 2027 NFL Draft.
At a listed 6’2″, 210 pounds, Miller has great height and mass to go along with decent proportional length, but even more potent is his athleticism. Miller boasts elite explosiveness, short-area agility, and foot speed to go along with rare hip fluidity, impressive angle freedom on sharper route breaks, and smooth ankle mobility on curved transitions.
His burst, bend, and play strength make him a venerable RAC threat as evidenced by his 6.4 YAC per reception figure in 2025, which featured over 2 whole yards of RAC beyond expectation. But he’s also a budding separator with an inspiring foundation, route tree, and release arsenal. Miller does need to improve at the catch point. While he flashes quality reaction speed and extension ability, his 7.8% drop rate was too high in 2025, and he isn’t the most consistent at playing catch-point positioning, using timing and angles to create late-snap spacing for himself. Still, if Miller can reach his ceiling, Round 1 capital is on the table, as a dynamic movement-Z with three-level threat appeal.