Cowboys select WR Danny Coale VaTech

[BrAinPaiNt]

Cowboys select WR Danny Coale VaTech

[cowboysooner]

Damn good pick

[SDogo]

Also Punted at VT which I thought was interesting.

Had the top 3 cone and 60 shuttle among WR's. Real possession receiver

[jchap]

Also has a degree in Finance so maybe he can help the accounting department after we cut him in camp

[cds99]

Originally Posted by cowboysooner

Damn good pick

This kid any good?

[SDogo]

Originally Posted by jchap

Maybe he can convert to OG or Center

Also has a degree in Finance so maybe he can help the accounting department after we cut him in camp

*sigh*

[Cajuncowboy]

Originally Posted by jchap

Also has a degree in Finance so maybe he can help the accounting department after we cut him in camp

I swear.

[BEMYDADJERRY]

very good.....good hands ....versatile....slot and speed....

[StarHead69]

Great kid who loves the game and is fearless!

Love the pick

[SDogo]

Coale, a four-year starter, is served well by his thickness and balance when working out of the slot. He is savvy and can use his explosiveness in short areas to get open in zones. He thrives on making one player miss and getting upfield. He has the skillset to succeed at the next level and stands to be a fifth-round pick. He is a mature player who can step in right away, and will be attractive to teams looking for receiver depth.

ANALYSIS

STRENGTHS Coale understands how to be a possession receiver and work across the field to gain separation when working against man or zone coverage. He is quick with his feet, both off the line of scrimmage and in his routes, and can gain a step to get open. He also understands how to throttle his routes down when working against zone coverage. He is heady enough to make an immediate impact in the NFL. While he will be productive underneath, he has the speed to stretch the field and the physicality and fearlessness to go across the middle.

WEAKNESSES Coale can struggle against bigger corners if he doesn't separate immediately off the line. He also is limited with the ball in his hands after the catch, and generally just tries to do what he can. He isn't a reliable blocker outside and struggles to sustain and stay in front of his man when working in the run game. He will be serviceable, but likely won't be very explosive at the next level.

[VACowboy]

GREAT pick. One of my three cats.

[a_minimalist]

Originally Posted by SDogo

Coale, a four-year starter, is served well by his thickness and balance when working out of the slot. He is savvy and can use his explosiveness in short areas to get open in zones. He thrives on making one player miss and getting upfield. He has the skillset to succeed at the next level and stands to be a fifth-round pick. He is a mature player who can step in right away, and will be attractive to teams looking for receiver depth.

ANALYSIS

[View Full Quote]STRENGTHS Coale understands how to be a possession receiver and work across the field to gain separation when working against man or zone coverage. He is quick with his feet, both off the line of scrimmage and in his routes, and can gain a step to get open. He also understands how to throttle his routes down when working against zone coverage. He is heady enough to make an immediate impact in the NFL. While he will be productive underneath, he has the speed to stretch the field and the physicality and fearlessness to go across the middle.

WEAKNESSES Coale can struggle against bigger corners if he doesn't separate immediately off the line. He also is limited with the ball in his hands after the catch, and generally just tries to do what he can. He isn't a reliable blocker outside and struggles to sustain and stay in front of his man when working in the run game. He will be serviceable, but likely won't be very explosive at the next level.

i can live with that

[jamesdojr]

LOL!!!!

Classic....

But actually I'm ok with this pick... Sounds like a good player.
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Originally Posted by jchap

Also has a degree in Finance so maybe he can help the accounting department after we cut him in camp

[cowboyjoe]

Originally Posted by SDogo

Also Punted at VT which I thought was interesting.

Had the top 3 cone and 60 shuttle among WR's. Real possession receiver

yep, averaged 43 yards per punt, and booted along one 61 yards, while runnng 4.44 speed in 40, and avg about 60 receptions, Good decent pick, but I am thinking cowboys may have found a punter, and that can play in the slot wr, which in turn will push ogletree

would be good if your punter can play wr too, save you a roster spot, if cowboys are thinking of using him as a punter but can play as a move it the chains wr, but his speed doesnt translate onto the field, but tough, another trait jason garrett likes, studies, works hard

[JeffInDC]

Originally Posted by BrAinPaiNt

Cowboys select WR Danny Coale VaTech

Goodbye Ogletree. I "TRUE" Slot WR. Tough as nails. A bigger, BETTER Amendola (since some on this board seem to miss what Amendola turned out to be). Living in the DMV area, I obviously get to see VT play quite a bit. Has ALWAYS been there most consistent WR during his time there.