With the NFL draft less than two weeks away, we are going to continue our look at the Dallas Cowboys pre-draft visitor list, as it provides a good blueprint for the team's potential draft plans.With that in mind, let's grade our next crop of Cowboys pre-draft visitors, which includes a sublime pass rusher, a spark plug defensive tackle and a versatile offensive weapon.Note: These grades are the individual evaluation of the author and not meant to predict the Cowboys' grade or where the player may be drafted.

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