Position CB

Rockport · May 8, 2021

Going to start off with the weakest position (IMO) CB.

Anthony Brown 30 CB 5-11 196 27 6 Purdue

Deante Burton 33 CB 6-2 205 26 4 Kansas State

Maurice Canady 31 CB 6-1 193 26 5 Virginia

Trevon Diggs 27 CB 6-2 195 23 2 Alabama

C.J. Goodwin 29 CB 6-3 190 31 6 California (PA)

Kelvin Joseph 24 CB 6-1 192 21 R Kentucky

Jourdan Lewis 26 CB 5-10 195 25 5 Michigan

Israel Mukuamu 38 CB 6-4 205 21 R South Carolina

Reggie Robinson II 41 CB 6-1 190 24 2 Tulsa

Nahshon Wright 40 CB 6-4 185 22 R Oregon State

The Cowboys really need the draft picks to contribute early. Like game 1. Lewis, Brown and Diggs will probably be the starters with Joseph getting some time. At least starting out this year, CB is a very weak position for the Cowboys but as the year progresses I think this unit will end up being solid.

TwoCentPlain · May 8, 2021

A blitzing Parsons and Cox covering (in place of Jaylon) might do wonders for the CBs. I think the DL will get a lot more pressure and stop the run better. This will lead to longer distances and more rushed and errant throws.

This year's CB position is already better on paper than last year. I think the DB scheme will be better than last year. Better and more weapons and time to implement a better scheme will pay dividends.

Oz-of-Cowboy-Country · May 8, 2021

Rockport said:
Going to start off with the weakest position (IMO) CB.

Anthony Brown 30 CB 5-11 196 27 6 Purdue

Deante Burton 33 CB 6-2 205 26 4 Kansas State

Maurice Canady 31 CB 6-1 193 26 5 Virginia

Trevon Diggs 27 CB 6-2 195 23 2 Alabama

C.J. Goodwin 29 CB 6-3 190 31 6 California (PA)

Kelvin Joseph 24 CB 6-1 192 21 R Kentucky

Jourdan Lewis 26 CB 5-10 195 25 5 Michigan

Israel Mukuamu 38 CB 6-4 205 21 R South Carolina

Reggie Robinson II 41 CB 6-1 190 24 2 Tulsa

Nahshon Wright 40 CB 6-4 185 22 R Oregon State

The Cowboys really need the draft picks to contribute early. Like game 1. Lewis, Brown and Diggs will probably be the starters with Joseph getting some time. At least starting out this year, CB is a very weak position for the Cowboys but as the year progresses I think this unit will end up being solid.

The tankers are already thinking about Derek Stingley Jr. Don't fuel their fire Rockport. lol

blueblood70 · May 8, 2021

Rockport said:
Going to start off with the weakest position (IMO) CB.

Anthony Brown 30 CB 5-11 196 27 6 Purdue

Deante Burton 33 CB 6-2 205 26 4 Kansas State

Maurice Canady 31 CB 6-1 193 26 5 Virginia

Trevon Diggs 27 CB 6-2 195 23 2 Alabama

C.J. Goodwin 29 CB 6-3 190 31 6 California (PA)

Kelvin Joseph 24 CB 6-1 192 21 R Kentucky

Jourdan Lewis 26 CB 5-10 195 25 5 Michigan

Israel Mukuamu 38 CB 6-4 205 21 R South Carolina

Reggie Robinson II 41 CB 6-1 190 24 2 Tulsa

Nahshon Wright 40 CB 6-4 185 22 R Oregon State

The Cowboys really need the draft picks to contribute early. Like game 1. Lewis, Brown and Diggs will probably be the starters with Joseph getting some time. At least starting out this year, CB is a very weak position for the Cowboys but as the year progresses I think this unit will end up being solid.

Nahshon Wright 40 CB 6-4 185 22 R Oregon State anyone else think this dudes got some Merton "the neck" Hanks in him..

ill name him Pez lol

they both have very similar build..

TwoCentPlain · May 8, 2021

blueblood70 said:
Nahshon Wright 40 CB 6-4 185 22 R Oregon State anyone else think this dudes got some Merton "the neck" Hanks in him..

ill name him Pez lol

they both have very similar build..

Reminds me of Pat Watkins.

Knotamus · May 8, 2021

Quinn’s scheme has the CB’s eyes facing the QB more, albeit the outside guys that will play more man. This will help tremendously. Add the fact that players drafted for Marenilli’s scheme will be more comfortable with Quinn’s scheme, not to mention the focus on obtaining players to stop to run, the pressure on the QB will inevitably cause poor throws.. this only benefits our secondary.

Dallas still has time to add a vet CB (Like Richard Sherman).. our young CB will have bumps in the road, but overall the CB does seem more improved. Only time will tell, but the (assumed) improved run defenders has me more excited.

HowardC · May 8, 2021

Rockport said:
Going to start off with the weakest position (IMO) CB.

Anthony Brown 30 CB 5-11 196 27 6 Purdue

Deante Burton 33 CB 6-2 205 26 4 Kansas State

Maurice Canady 31 CB 6-1 193 26 5 Virginia

Trevon Diggs 27 CB 6-2 195 23 2 Alabama

C.J. Goodwin 29 CB 6-3 190 31 6 California (PA)

Kelvin Joseph 24 CB 6-1 192 21 R Kentucky

Jourdan Lewis 26 CB 5-10 195 25 5 Michigan

Israel Mukuamu 38 CB 6-4 205 21 R South Carolina

Reggie Robinson II 41 CB 6-1 190 24 2 Tulsa

Nahshon Wright 40 CB 6-4 185 22 R Oregon State

The Cowboys really need the draft picks to contribute early. Like game 1. Lewis, Brown and Diggs will probably be the starters with Joseph getting some time. At least starting out this year, CB is a very weak position for the Cowboys but as the year progresses I think this unit will end up being solid.

Stop being a hater.

Hennessy_King · May 8, 2021

We just need 1 corner to be a baller. I think it becomes kelvin joseph and if still no ballers i like that kid sauce at Cincinnati next draft

Rockport · May 8, 2021

blueblood70 said:
Nahshon Wright 40 CB 6-4 185 22 R Oregon State anyone else think this dudes got some Merton "the neck" Hanks in him..

ill name him Pez lol

they both have very similar build..

LOL, thanks for the memory and the laugh. That guy was like a giraffe out there but he could play some ball.

ChuckA1 · May 8, 2021

I'm thinking the CB position is looking better than it has in years. Hopefully, I'm not mistaken.

ghst187 · May 8, 2021

blueblood70 said:
Nahshon Wright 40 CB 6-4 185 22 R Oregon State anyone else think this dudes got some Merton "the neck" Hanks in him..

ill name him Pez lol

they both have very similar build..

but can he do the Elmo touchdown dance?

big dog cowboy · May 8, 2021

ninja said:
This year's CB position is already better on paper than last year.

Agree. The Cowboys should be in decent/good shape at CB.

Joseph, Lewis, Brown and Diggs. Not a bad quartet.

ultron · May 8, 2021

Our defense doesn’t have to be top 10, they just need to be around 12th-15th in the league. The offense should average 30+ a game or we need a new offensive coaching staff and head coach.

JoeyBoy718 · May 8, 2021

I'm more concerned about DL and safety.

jnday · May 9, 2021

ninja said:
A blitzing Parsons and Cox covering (in place of Jaylon) might do wonders for the CBs. I think the DL will get a lot more pressure and stop the run better. This will lead to longer distances and more rushed and errant throws.

This year's CB position is already better on paper than last year. I think the DB scheme will be better than last year. Better and more weapons and time to implement a better scheme will pay dividends.

Just out of curiosity, how did the pass rush and run defense improve? Honest question. I don’t see where they upgraded the DL much at all. After cutting Woods, they are depending on a 6th round pick to play a lot of snaps, which is puzzling. He has got not make the team. 6th round draft picks don’t have a high success rate and if he was that good, he would have been drafted much higher.

SportsGuru80 · May 9, 2021

Hennessy_King said:
We just need 1 corner to be a baller. I think it becomes kelvin joseph and if still no ballers i like that kid sauce at Cincinnati next draft

I like Sauce Gardner as well... Dude makes plays on the football.

conner01 · May 9, 2021

ChuckA1 said:
I'm thinking the CB position is looking better than it has in years. Hopefully, I'm not mistaken.

The potential is pretty good
We have 3 solid starters and a promising rookie
No proven studs though Diggs may take another step this year and played pretty solid as he got more reps last year

conner01 · May 9, 2021

Mukaumu should be taking safety reps day one of camp
If he’s gonna have an impact, that’s where his best chance is

CowboyRoy · May 9, 2021

Rockport said:
Going to start off with the weakest position (IMO) CB.

Anthony Brown 30 CB 5-11 196 27 6 Purdue

Deante Burton 33 CB 6-2 205 26 4 Kansas State

Maurice Canady 31 CB 6-1 193 26 5 Virginia

Trevon Diggs 27 CB 6-2 195 23 2 Alabama

C.J. Goodwin 29 CB 6-3 190 31 6 California (PA)

Kelvin Joseph 24 CB 6-1 192 21 R Kentucky

Jourdan Lewis 26 CB 5-10 195 25 5 Michigan

Israel Mukuamu 38 CB 6-4 205 21 R South Carolina

Reggie Robinson II 41 CB 6-1 190 24 2 Tulsa

Nahshon Wright 40 CB 6-4 185 22 R Oregon State

The Cowboys really need the draft picks to contribute early. Like game 1. Lewis, Brown and Diggs will probably be the starters with Joseph getting some time. At least starting out this year, CB is a very weak position for the Cowboys but as the year progresses I think this unit will end up being solid.

Diggs, Joseph, and a bunch of scrubs.

Risen Star · May 9, 2021

Man, that is scary thin. Need so many more.

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