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I am nearing my last mock of the year. Is this it? I honestly don't know. But I am trying to focus on new ideas based on stuff I am hearing and/or reading.
In this one, I have a feeling that we will also have pick #52 courtesy of the Jets. So I am including an extra pick for now, though I believe when all is said and done we will pick about 7 to 8 players, not 11 or 12.
Obviously if we match the offer to Austin one of the picks is off the table. If that happens I think we'd go Safety which is why I have Delmas first.
2nd round...Pick #51...Louis Delmas, FS, Western Michigan, 5'11", 202. He is high on the list of players the Cowboys expect to be there at 51. He is a solid tackler. 100 tackles in 2008 to go along with 4 picks and one score. He's not my favorite Safety option, but he is one I think we may look closely at.
2nd round (from New York)...Pick #52...Duke Robinson, OG, Oklahoma, 6'5", 329. I am convinced he is an instant starter, solves the problems at LG for the next 10 years. Kosier and Holland become the primary backups and we run all over people. I would trade up in the 2nd to get him if we had to. The first 2 picks could flip flop as OGs generally get lesser offers than DBs.
3rd round (from Cleveland)...Pick #69...Lawrence Sidbury, DE/OLB, Richmond, 6'2", 265. This guy is from a small school but is all about production. 6.5 sacks and 14.5 tackles for loss. He never stops coming for the ball. His only negative is the small school, but don't let that stop anyone. I cannot stop thinking he is a day 2 steal that we will not pass up.
4th round (from Detroit)...Pick #101...Jason McCourty, CB, Rutgers, 6'0", 193. Looking for yet another CB steal on Day 2. Here is a guy who fits the bill. At his Pro Day he ran a 4.30 time in the 40. 6 pass break ups and 59 tackles add to the intrigue.
4th round...Pick #117...Mike Thomas, WR, Arizona, 5'9", 187. A big time Punt Return threat who also has guts. Isn't afraid to go over the middle. Not likely to be a star, but can develop into a 3rd WR in the slot. We need to fill that spot. This kid can develop and will push Crayton. A leader. This guy is the perfect fit for this WR corps. I think the Cowboys want Robiskie from Ohio State but not in the 2nd round. This is a good compensation for missing out on Robiskie.
5th round...Pick #156...Daniel Holtzclaw, ILB, Eastern Michigan 6'1", 245. I know the Cowboys like Beckwith, but I think with the Safeties falling they pass on him and wait on ILB. This is a guy who is a phenomenal tackler with great leadership skills. Quite possibly my favorite pet cat player this year.
5th round (from Tennessee)...Pick #166...Rhett Bomar, QB, Sam Houston State, 6'2", 218. It is time to develop some QB depth. A good 3rd string QB who could develop for the future. Talent is not a question. Accepted money from a booster and got expelled. No boosters in the NFL. He is the QB I think best fits our system and has a chance to progress. The Cowboys very much like Tom Brandstater and could take him later unless Bomar falls here as I think he will.
5th round (Compensatory)...Pick #172...Roy Miller, NT, Texas, 6'2", 312. He had an impressive Pro Day 40 time of 4.93. Amazing for his size. I do not believe the Junior Siavii hype for backing up Ratliff. In previous Mocks I had Myron Pryor of Kentucky later in the Draft. Miller's Pro Day pushes him up. Oh yeah, 36 reps of 225 doesnt hurt either.
6th round (from Miami)...Pick #197...Jason Williams, OLB, Western Illinois, 6'1", 235. The Cowboys love this guy and this kid has good tools. Over 100 tackles, 8 sacks, and 16.5 tackles for loss. You may ask about 2 OLBs in one Draft if we take Sidbury. I think Ellis is as good as gone. OLB is a depth need.
6th round (Compensatory)...Pick #208...Andrew Gardner, OT, Georgia Tech, 6'7", 304. He needs to bulk up, but he is a solid worker who used to block for Tashard Choice. Has the mentality to be a true Pro. For a big man is surprisingly quick. Ran a 4.96 in the 40. Has great skills. The strength program would be his main assignment right away. Depth.
7th round (from Detroit)...Pick #210...Dallas Reynolds, C, BYU, 6'5", 328. Depth across OL is needed badly. Don't even try to argue with me about his name. Fits this team. He is versatile. Can play all 5 OL positions.
7th round...Pick #227...Robert Haynes, CB, Michigan Tech, 5'9", 191. We need 2 CBs in this Draft and we will probably take one higher than this, but there was value earlier and Haynes is a relative unknown. He has good quickness from a 4.44 time in the 40 and his closing speed is decent.
Well, I always welcome remarks. Good and bad.
In this one, I have a feeling that we will also have pick #52 courtesy of the Jets. So I am including an extra pick for now, though I believe when all is said and done we will pick about 7 to 8 players, not 11 or 12.
Obviously if we match the offer to Austin one of the picks is off the table. If that happens I think we'd go Safety which is why I have Delmas first.
2nd round...Pick #51...Louis Delmas, FS, Western Michigan, 5'11", 202. He is high on the list of players the Cowboys expect to be there at 51. He is a solid tackler. 100 tackles in 2008 to go along with 4 picks and one score. He's not my favorite Safety option, but he is one I think we may look closely at.
2nd round (from New York)...Pick #52...Duke Robinson, OG, Oklahoma, 6'5", 329. I am convinced he is an instant starter, solves the problems at LG for the next 10 years. Kosier and Holland become the primary backups and we run all over people. I would trade up in the 2nd to get him if we had to. The first 2 picks could flip flop as OGs generally get lesser offers than DBs.
3rd round (from Cleveland)...Pick #69...Lawrence Sidbury, DE/OLB, Richmond, 6'2", 265. This guy is from a small school but is all about production. 6.5 sacks and 14.5 tackles for loss. He never stops coming for the ball. His only negative is the small school, but don't let that stop anyone. I cannot stop thinking he is a day 2 steal that we will not pass up.
4th round (from Detroit)...Pick #101...Jason McCourty, CB, Rutgers, 6'0", 193. Looking for yet another CB steal on Day 2. Here is a guy who fits the bill. At his Pro Day he ran a 4.30 time in the 40. 6 pass break ups and 59 tackles add to the intrigue.
4th round...Pick #117...Mike Thomas, WR, Arizona, 5'9", 187. A big time Punt Return threat who also has guts. Isn't afraid to go over the middle. Not likely to be a star, but can develop into a 3rd WR in the slot. We need to fill that spot. This kid can develop and will push Crayton. A leader. This guy is the perfect fit for this WR corps. I think the Cowboys want Robiskie from Ohio State but not in the 2nd round. This is a good compensation for missing out on Robiskie.
5th round...Pick #156...Daniel Holtzclaw, ILB, Eastern Michigan 6'1", 245. I know the Cowboys like Beckwith, but I think with the Safeties falling they pass on him and wait on ILB. This is a guy who is a phenomenal tackler with great leadership skills. Quite possibly my favorite pet cat player this year.
5th round (from Tennessee)...Pick #166...Rhett Bomar, QB, Sam Houston State, 6'2", 218. It is time to develop some QB depth. A good 3rd string QB who could develop for the future. Talent is not a question. Accepted money from a booster and got expelled. No boosters in the NFL. He is the QB I think best fits our system and has a chance to progress. The Cowboys very much like Tom Brandstater and could take him later unless Bomar falls here as I think he will.
5th round (Compensatory)...Pick #172...Roy Miller, NT, Texas, 6'2", 312. He had an impressive Pro Day 40 time of 4.93. Amazing for his size. I do not believe the Junior Siavii hype for backing up Ratliff. In previous Mocks I had Myron Pryor of Kentucky later in the Draft. Miller's Pro Day pushes him up. Oh yeah, 36 reps of 225 doesnt hurt either.
6th round (from Miami)...Pick #197...Jason Williams, OLB, Western Illinois, 6'1", 235. The Cowboys love this guy and this kid has good tools. Over 100 tackles, 8 sacks, and 16.5 tackles for loss. You may ask about 2 OLBs in one Draft if we take Sidbury. I think Ellis is as good as gone. OLB is a depth need.
6th round (Compensatory)...Pick #208...Andrew Gardner, OT, Georgia Tech, 6'7", 304. He needs to bulk up, but he is a solid worker who used to block for Tashard Choice. Has the mentality to be a true Pro. For a big man is surprisingly quick. Ran a 4.96 in the 40. Has great skills. The strength program would be his main assignment right away. Depth.
7th round (from Detroit)...Pick #210...Dallas Reynolds, C, BYU, 6'5", 328. Depth across OL is needed badly. Don't even try to argue with me about his name. Fits this team. He is versatile. Can play all 5 OL positions.
7th round...Pick #227...Robert Haynes, CB, Michigan Tech, 5'9", 191. We need 2 CBs in this Draft and we will probably take one higher than this, but there was value earlier and Haynes is a relative unknown. He has good quickness from a 4.44 time in the 40 and his closing speed is decent.
Well, I always welcome remarks. Good and bad.