The conclusion of the NFL Draft saw Oklahoma State players land post-draft contracts despite no one being selected. Notably, punter Wes Pahl signed with the Cleveland Browns, while linebacker Parker Robertson inked a deal with the Denver Broncos after leading the Cowboys in tackles. Other signings included receiver Terrill Davis with the Baltimore Ravens and defensive back Kenneth Harris with the New England Patriots. Two former Cowboys, De’Zhaun Stribling and Kendal Daniels, were drafted, reflecting the ongoing impact of OSU players in the league.

By the Numbers
  • Wes Pahl averaged 46.5 yards per punt, leading to 23 punts over 50 yards, a Big 12 record.
  • Parker Robertson recorded 77 tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss, and tied for team interceptions.
State of Play
  • Oklahoma State had no players drafted this year but saw several sign with NFL teams.
  • The impact of Cowboy players is evident with two former teammates being drafted.
What's Next

As more announcements roll in, the potential for additional Cowboys to secure contracts remains, potentially boosting OSU's representation in the NFL.

Bottom Line

Although not a single Cowboy was drafted, the post-draft signings highlight the talent leaving Oklahoma State for professional opportunities, setting the stage for future success.