Mukuamu offers versatility to play multiple spots in Dallas’ secondary, including nickel duties. His ability to adapt to different coverages and packages provides depth as Diggs and Revel work back, and as Bland/Blandish depth remains key to the rotation.

Mukuamu holds the nickel spot, with Hall possibly pressing for snaps. His versatility is key in Dallas’ depth-challenged secondary. If he locks in, Dallas gains flexibility in coverage packages; if not, the unit could be exposed in subpackages, elevating risk for fantasy owners targeting Cowboys corners.

Mukuamu stands out for size and versatility, showing he can anchor safety depth, boundary defense, and nickel coverage. His preseason interception versus Stetson Bennett signals not just athleticism but the potential for him to become a modular piece in Dallas’ secondary, offering coaches a flexible toolkit for varied matchups and packages.

Mukuamu contributed a notable interception in the preseason opener, signaling potential as a boundary defender and rotational option. His speed and length could help offset Diggs’ absence, influencing Dallas’ nickel/zone packages and pushing the depth behind the outside corner duo.

Mukuamu created a timely moment with an interception negating Milton’s deep gamble, signaling a potential nickel slot role after Jourdan Lewis’ departure. The pick was a high-impact moment for a player fighting for reps in a deeper secondary, and it gave Dallas a glimmer of what he could become with consistency.