This is the second installment of fixing the Cowboys.
1. One of the main things the Cowboys front office will do when it looks at draft picks is find players who force turnovers in the secondary. The problem with veteran cornerback
Terence Newman is that he doesn't make enough plays on the ball. And while he was tied for the team-lead with four interceptions, he didn't have one the last seven weeks of the season and was credited with only one pass breakup the last five weeks of the year.
Mike Jenkins and
Orlando Scandrick, who battled injuries along with Newman, combined for just two picks. Inside linebacker
Sean Lee was tied with Newman for the team lead.
That's fine, but in a pass-happy NFL, the corners and safeties need to not only knock passes down, but pick them off to take some pressure off the offense. It's easy to say the Cowboys need a shutdown corner, everybody in the NFL does, but they're not growing on trees. So the Cowboys have to find secondary players who make plays on the ball. Playmakers.
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http://espn.go.com/blog/dallas/cowbo...playmaking-dbs