Tyler Biadasz was recruited as a Defensive End

Hardline · Jul 3, 2020

Cowboys news: Cowboys potential future center was a defensive lineman not so long ago.
Coming out of high school in Amherst, Wis. Biadasz played both sides of the ball. He was a three-star recruit, listed primarily at defensive end.

He was rated the 52nd best strong side defensive end prospect by 247Sports and the 7th best prospect in the state of Wisconsin. He chose Wisconsin over Illinois State, South Dakota State, Southern Illinois and Western Illinois.

https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...AGT1rVasJyJSmv9VZpt9lkKjeJORarQ80UnGkUOrecvQc

Hardline · Jul 3, 2020

Position flex :thumbup:

Typhus · Jul 3, 2020

Hardline said:
Cowboys news: Cowboys potential future center was a defensive lineman not so long ago.
Coming out of high school in Amherst, Wis. Biadasz played both sides of the ball. He was a three-star recruit, listed primarily at defensive end.

He was rated the 52nd best strong side defensive end prospect by 247Sports and the 7th best prospect in the state of Wisconsin. He chose Wisconsin over Illinois State, South Dakota State, Southern Illinois and Western Illinois.

https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...AGT1rVasJyJSmv9VZpt9lkKjeJORarQ80UnGkUOrecvQc

Thanks for digging that info up, I always appreciate all relevant info.
Biadasz was drafted to possibly replace TFred, no more no less, but good stuff nonetheless!

fivetwos · Jul 3, 2020

Sure doesnt look like one.

Hardline · Jul 3, 2020

fivetwos said:
Sure doesnt look like one.

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jazzcat22 · Jul 3, 2020

Mark Tuinei was drafted as a DL,I think, and converted to an OL.
They bring that tenacity with them, to be aggressive and mean when the pads come on.
Like Erik Williams had naturally.

ESisback · Jul 3, 2020

Initially I thought the thread meant the Cowboys recruited a good center with plans to convert him to the DL...

big dog cowboy · Jul 4, 2020

Can't wait to see him fully healthy. I'm very optimistic the Cowboys drafted their starting center for the next several years. Stole him in the draft!

Bigdog · Jul 4, 2020

Hardline said:
Position flex

That’s a good one.

ColoradoCowboy · Jul 4, 2020

ESisback said:
Initially I thought the thread meant the Cowboys recruited a good center with plans to convert him to the DL...

Garrett is not here anymore.

alicetooljam · Jul 4, 2020

Hardline said:
Position flex

If only we could have got him in the hands of Garrett.

Fizziksman · Jul 4, 2020

this guy is going to be such a Biadasz

ItzKelz · Jul 4, 2020

2 way player!!!!

ESisback · Jul 4, 2020

ColoradoCowboy said:
Garrett is not here anymore.

After “RKG’s” and “It’s a process”, “position flex” was Garrett’s catchphrase of choice!

robjay04 · Jul 4, 2020

big dog cowboy said:
Can't wait to see him fully healthy. I'm very optimistic the Cowboys drafted their starting center for the next several years. Stole him in the draft!

And by a trade with nonetheless.

Hardline · Jul 4, 2020

Funny thing is the Eagles allowed us to get him and their great center Jason Kelce is on the verge of retirement.
They will rue the day they didn't draft Biadasz themselves.

conner01 · Jul 4, 2020

fivetwos said:
Sure doesnt look like one.

Probably looked a little different in HS

Williamsboys · Jul 4, 2020

So he goes both ways, eh.

Cebrin · Jul 4, 2020

D Laws job is now on notice.

KingintheNorth · Jul 4, 2020

6'3" 321 lbs with his athleticism and speed? He's playing the right position. He wouldn't have made it to the NFL as a Defensive Lineman.

My biggest concern with him is his health. If healthy, he's our 2021 starter at Center, possibly starting by the end of 2020.

JJ Watt went to Central Michigan as a Tight End before transferring to walk on to Wisconsin as a Defensive Lineman.

Blake Jarwin was initially a WR at Oklahoma State. Jason Peters was a TE at Arkansas. Pro Bowl Offensive Tackle Alejandro Villanueva (6'9" 320) was actually a WR for Army (weighed about 270 lbs then). It's hard as hell for 365-day-per-year professional evaluators to accurately assess 22-year old men as draft prospects. It's even harder to get it right with still-growing 17-year old high school recruits.

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