funkytown
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Just a little mock for a boring Sunday morning. I tried to draft how I think they would, not necessarily what I would want.
Round 1 (4) - Ezekiel Elliot RB Ohio State
With Ramsey and Wentz off the board the only option is Elliot or trade down. Elliot would bring a dynamic weapon to the backfield and immediately bring life back to the offense we've been missing since Murray left.
Round 2 (34) - Jaylon Smith LB Notre Dame
If you want him you have to get him here in the 2nd. Without the knee injury he's the best player in the draft. Cowboys have a history of taking injured LBs in the 2nd round (Lee/ Carter). His talent is worth the redshirt year with the hopes he returns to old form and flies all over the field to make plays. The defense lacks playmaking ability and he has exactly that WHEN HEALTHY.
Round 3 (67) - Braxton Miller WR Ohio State
Cowboys love those Ohio St. boys this year. Coached him in the Senior Bowl and worked him out on other occasions. Love his play making ability out of the slot and can be a weapon in the return game if coached properly. Would be another weapon for the win-now with Romo crew.
Round 4 (101) - Dak Prescott QB Mississippi St.
Cowboys seem to be intrigued by him despite his DWI issues. 4th round is a perfect spot to land a developmental QB to learn behind Romo. Senior Bowl MVP who has some skills to work with.
Round 4 (135) - Jihad Ward DE Illinois
A guy who could go much higher, the Boys get a steal with a DE they coached at the Senior Bowl. Add much needed depth at the DE position for Marinelli's rotation of rush men.
Round 6 (189) - Blake Martinez LB Stanford
Can play inside or outside and help on special teams. Team leader and team captain which makes him a target for the Boys.
Round 6 (212)- DeRunnya Wilson WR Mississippi St
Favorite target of 4th round pick Dak Prescott. Tall and rangy at 6'5" but ran a horribly slow 40 time. Cowboys have seen ton of tape on Prescott and noticed the ability of Wilson despite the slow 40 time. Worth a flier in the 6th round.
Round 6 (216) - Adam Gotsis DT Georgia Tech
Another injured player who would have went higher. More defensive line depth
Round 6 (217) - Deiondre Hall CB/S Northern Iowa
Tall corner who may have to play safety. Played both positions in college and was a ball-hawk with 13 career interceptions. Another guy we coached at the Senior Bowl.
Round 1 (4) - Ezekiel Elliot RB Ohio State
With Ramsey and Wentz off the board the only option is Elliot or trade down. Elliot would bring a dynamic weapon to the backfield and immediately bring life back to the offense we've been missing since Murray left.
Round 2 (34) - Jaylon Smith LB Notre Dame
If you want him you have to get him here in the 2nd. Without the knee injury he's the best player in the draft. Cowboys have a history of taking injured LBs in the 2nd round (Lee/ Carter). His talent is worth the redshirt year with the hopes he returns to old form and flies all over the field to make plays. The defense lacks playmaking ability and he has exactly that WHEN HEALTHY.
Round 3 (67) - Braxton Miller WR Ohio State
Cowboys love those Ohio St. boys this year. Coached him in the Senior Bowl and worked him out on other occasions. Love his play making ability out of the slot and can be a weapon in the return game if coached properly. Would be another weapon for the win-now with Romo crew.
Round 4 (101) - Dak Prescott QB Mississippi St.
Cowboys seem to be intrigued by him despite his DWI issues. 4th round is a perfect spot to land a developmental QB to learn behind Romo. Senior Bowl MVP who has some skills to work with.
Round 4 (135) - Jihad Ward DE Illinois
A guy who could go much higher, the Boys get a steal with a DE they coached at the Senior Bowl. Add much needed depth at the DE position for Marinelli's rotation of rush men.
Round 6 (189) - Blake Martinez LB Stanford
Can play inside or outside and help on special teams. Team leader and team captain which makes him a target for the Boys.
Round 6 (212)- DeRunnya Wilson WR Mississippi St
Favorite target of 4th round pick Dak Prescott. Tall and rangy at 6'5" but ran a horribly slow 40 time. Cowboys have seen ton of tape on Prescott and noticed the ability of Wilson despite the slow 40 time. Worth a flier in the 6th round.
Round 6 (216) - Adam Gotsis DT Georgia Tech
Another injured player who would have went higher. More defensive line depth
Round 6 (217) - Deiondre Hall CB/S Northern Iowa
Tall corner who may have to play safety. Played both positions in college and was a ball-hawk with 13 career interceptions. Another guy we coached at the Senior Bowl.
