Dallas Cowboys

TEAM NEEDS: Safety, cornerback, wide receiver.

S -- The Cowboys satisfied their immediate need at safety with the signing of Gerald Sensabaugh so they don't have to force the need in the draft. But Sensabaugh only signed a one-year deal. The Cowboys still could target a safety. The Cowboys have no one behind Sensabaugh -- or free safety Ken Hamlin, for that matter -- who the team would label as a short-term or long-term solution at the position.

CB -- With only five cornerbacks on the roster, and one with extensive experience in Terence Newman, the argument could be made that this is the team's top need. The Cowboys will start second-year players Mike Jenkins, a first-round pick in 2008, or Orlando Scandrick opposite Newman. Both are very much unproven, especially in a starting role.

WR -- The Cowboys will draft a receiver. It's just a matter when they'll do it. But following the loss of Terrell Owens and the general uncertainty of the position behind Roy Williams and Patrick Crayton, they could use an infusion of talent. Miles Austin is still unsigned but could get a bigger role as a No. 3 receiver.

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