Go Back   Dallas Cowboys Forum - CowboysZone.com > Main Forums > Draft Zone

Cowboys Chat: 0 user(s) online


Home  |  Fan Zone  |  News Zone  |  Draft Zone  |  Off-topic Zone  |  Forum Rules  |  Chat  |  ** Change Graphics **

Reply
 
Display Modes Thread Tools
Old 09-09-2012   #1
TheFinisher
Senior Member
 
Joined:
Dec 2010
Posts:
1,742
Default Mock V 1.0

Mock Draft V 1.0 Rounds 1-4

Round 1: T.J. McDonald (6-3, 205) | S | USC

If there's a year to draft a difference maker at the safety position then 2013 is it. A draft that is top-heavy at the position, McDonald is near the cream of the crop, a rangy centerfielder with NFL bloodlines has been groomed over the past 3 seasons by legendary ex-NFL DC Monte Kiffin. While his unique size has drawn comparisons to ex-Trojan Taylor Mays, McDonald is the total opposite in his ability to flip his hips and track the football in the air. A Day 1 starter, T.J. is the FS we have been searching for since the days Woodson retired.



Round 2: Jonathan Cooper (6-3, 310) | C/G | North Carolina

Scouts have been raving about the ability of Cooper, an athletic interior lineman who shares many of the same strengths of our very own Tyron Smith. Cooper possesses elite athleticism, balance and fluidity and projects to either center or guard at the next level.




Round 3: Arthur Brown (6-1, 236) | LB | K-State

Following suit to how Jason Garrett and the FO have been drafting the past few seasons, Brown doesn't necessarily fill a "need" position but he's the definition of RKG and is one hell of a football player... so much so that I couldn't pass on him here even though we look good at ILB with Lee and Carter. Rob is the master of multiple fronts, and a LB with the athleticism and versatility of Brown would be used in a variety of roles.



Round 4: Ray Graham (5-9, 195) | RB | Pittsburgh

Coming off a knee injury a season ago, this could be the pick where reward highly outweighs the risk. Graham is DYNAMIC with the football in his hands, and with Felix Jones probably hitting FA this off-season we could use another back to help shoulder the load for Murray. In the mold of former Pitt greats Tony Dorsett and Shady McCoy, Graham is a threat to score on any given play due to elite vision and acceleration.

TheFinisher is offline   Reply With Quote

Old 09-09-2012   #2
RS12
Senior Member
 
RS12's Avatar
 
Joined:
Apr 2004
Posts:
11,357
Default

I like rounds 2-4 but still think think they take pass rush round one and center round two.
RS12 is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 09-09-2012   #3
ghst187
Senior Member
 
ghst187's Avatar
 
Joined:
May 2004
Location:
Right behind you
Posts:
5,090
Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by RS12 View Post
I like rounds 2-4 but still think think they take pass rush round one and center round two.
i agree, and i can't see taking a ILB because we have Lemon on the PS who should supplant Dan Connor at some point. If we take a LB I suspect it will be a OLB pass rushing type.
Like the C/G pick a lot.
Like the S pick too just that if Sensy, Church, and the new guy keep playing well, S would be a total luxury pick.
Def agree we pick up a RB. That has to be a close third on our shopping list after passrusher and OL.
Still left to accomplish:
sign OT Winston or G Moore
ghst187 is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 09-09-2012   #4
The Realist
Senior Member
 
Joined:
Apr 2004
Posts:
3,264
Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by RS12 View Post
I like rounds 2-4 but still think think they take pass rush round one and center round two.
I agree that they will go pass rush OLB in round and would like to go C round 2 but you can't reach.

Very weak C class.
The Realist is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 09-09-2012   #5
RS12
Senior Member
 
RS12's Avatar
 
Joined:
Apr 2004
Posts:
11,357
Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by The Realist View Post
I agree that they will go pass rush OLB in round and would like to go C round 2 but you can't reach.

Very weak C class.
I dunno. Jones, Holmes and Frederick look like upgrades to me.
RS12 is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 09-09-2012   #6
The Realist
Senior Member
 
Joined:
Apr 2004
Posts:
3,264
Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by RS12 View Post
I dunno. Jones, Holmes and Frederick look like upgrades to me.
I'm thinking NFL guys will see Jones and Frederick as G's. Maybe I'm wrong? With Frederick.......how many 335 C's do you know of?
The Realist is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 09-10-2012   #7
TheFinisher
Senior Member
 
Joined:
Dec 2010
Posts:
1,742
Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by RS12 View Post
I dunno. Jones, Holmes and Frederick look like upgrades to me.
I think Holmes just tore his knee on Saturday, but there are still some good options at Center. Couple guys who have experience at both Guard and Center.
TheFinisher is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 09-11-2012   #8
Avery
The Dog that Saved Charleston
 
Avery's Avatar
 
Joined:
Apr 2004
Location:
Herriman, UT
Posts:
7,158
Default

Pretty hard to mock anything at this point, but if our safeties do the job this year, we might want to think about going d-line.
Avery is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 09-11-2012   #9
visionary
Senior Member
 
Joined:
Apr 2005
Posts:
4,479
Default

too early at this stage

needs are

OLB: but what if wilbur shows he can be that guy later in the year

OC: but what if costa can come in and do a good (more than just adequate) Job

Safety: but what if our safeties do a good job the rest of the year

DL: but what if ratliff comes back healthy and tears it up?

if jenkins walks (as he likely will), it might well end up being a CB if we are drafting at the end of round 1

i agree that it is fun to speculate (so i appreciate your ideas) but lets see how it plays out
visionary is offline   Reply With Quote

Reply


Thread Tools
Display Modes

Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

vB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
Forum Jump


All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:24 AM.


Powered by vBulletin®
Copyright ©2000 - 2013, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
© 2004-2012 CowboysZone.com