Aliencowboy
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No, gave VCR to goodwill in 1990 something
yawn
No, gave VCR to goodwill in 1990 something
yawn
Nice post bro
it's not will and marinelli it's the special teams coach and jerry said as much
crickets ...bro
Call an exterminator
Jerry can say anything, you really believe that Will and Rod had no say about Hitchens? Haha
go listen to the call when he was picked,jerry says bassica laid on the train track for him then bassica tells him that he was picked because he knows a guy that vouched for him
Again do you think Rod and Will didn't have any input you are kidding yourself. They are in a room together talking about prospects, but yet this one was based solely on a guy that vouched for him......haha ya ok
keep drinking the kool aid and ignoring what you can prove
Drinking kool-aid, *** are you talking about. This conversation isn't going anywhere because if you really think that Cowboys coaches, scouts, owner or anybody else that helps in the war room didn't talk or mention this guy then you are just in denial
one coach stood on a table for this guy and told the decision maker to go against moths of preparations and take this guy when they've shown that they are willing to move up to get higher rated guys on their board that fall into a lower round. You are the one in denial.
One of the givens every year in the draft, is that once you get to mid rounds, you'll see many "Mel's Best Available" still popping up on the screen for at least a round or two.
Yep, in 1995 the Cowboys drafted the "best LB in college football" Dana Howard, winner of the both the Dick Butkus and Jack Lambert award and he couldn't play a lick in the nfl. The other ILB on his team, John Holocek was drafted by the Bills and played 8 years. Kevin Hardy and Simeon Rice were the OLBs.No, at the end of the day, it's all about getting guys that can play and help your team win games. I see what you're saying, and I don't really know why we took a guy in the 4th that could have likely been taken a lot later, but just going by where guys are ranked on a board doesn't ensure anything one way or the other. You could reach for guys who turn out to be great, or you could take guys where they're ranked or later than they're ranked, and they end up being bums. Getting good "value" during the draft is nice, but it doesn't necessarily amount to anything.
I mean, Seattle took Sherman in the 5th round, but at the same time, took James Carpenter in the 1st. If in the end, you put together a winning team, it really doesn't matter.
Hey BPA, no wait. Huge impact player, no wait.
Potential difference maker, no wait.
Hey it's the 4th round we are so good and deep let's just
draft a back LB because remember in the season when we
had to take a guy off the street because S. Lee is made of glass. Now,
we don't have to...whew! Load off me mind. Oh, and to boot they reached for him!
Champions make a living in rounds 4-7. Dallas drafts backups and ST.
How bout them Cowboys!