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Which running backs do you think the Cowboys should consider later in the draft?

This season, the Dallas Cowboys will have a new starting running back. For the first time in ten years, they won’t have a Pro Bowl running back on the roster this coming season. From DeMarco Murray (who won Pro Bowls in 2013 and 2014) to Ezekiel Elliott (who won Pro Bowls in 2016, 2018, and 2019) to Tony Pollard (2022), the Cowboys have been blessed with talented backfield players who fans are enthusiastic about.
The running back position will suffer as other positions take up those draft resources.

To make matters worse, the Cowboys have a whopping 90 picks worth of nothing from pick 87 to pick 177 in the draft. There won’t be much skill available later if they don’t score by 87. We’ll examine a few of the top choices that may still be available today when the Cowboys use their compensatory pick at the conclusion of the fifth round.if
This season, there’s a high possibility that will change. The Cowboys backfield should be rather mediocre unless they select a fresh rookie running back in the upcoming draft. Maybe that Pro Bowl run will continue if the team decides to use one of its Day 2 draft picks, but if Before transferring to Purdue in 2022, this converted running back played wide receiver for Iowa during his first four years of college. He worked for the Boilermakers for two years, during which time they converted him to running back. He gained 716 yards from stomping last season at a yard per carry of 6.3. Tracy Jr. lacks many of the skills necessary to be a productive every-down running back, despite his appealing playmaking ability. These are the notes I took while watching Tracy Jr.