With the NFL Draft imminent, the Dallas Cowboys are exploring options for their two first-round picks, including the 20th selection, which may be used on Brandon Cisse, a cornerback from South Carolina. Cisse, who previously played for the NC State Wolfpack, has demonstrated solid performance statistics, including 38 tackles and 5 pass deflections over two seasons at NC State, and 27 tackles with 5 pass deflections in his single season with the Gamecocks. At the NFL combine, he impressed with a 9.24 RAS score, showcasing his athletic ability. Cisse's strengths include agility, quick footwork, and proficiency in zone coverage, making him a potential asset for the Cowboys' defense. However, he has recorded only two interceptions across three seasons, indicating a need for improvement in ball production. Given the Cowboys' current cornerback situation, Cisse's physicality and versatility could provide valuable depth and potential starting capabilities, aligning well with the team's defensive strategy under coordinator Christian Parker.