Any interest in DT Will Sutton?

[Stash]

Given the Bears' change of defense, it appears that 2014 draft pick DT Will Sutton isn't a fit and may not be long for Chicago. Given that he visited the Cowboys prior to last year's draft, I'm wondering if the team might have some interest if the Bears choose to shop him?

I know he drew some comparisons to Aaron Donald, and former Cowboy La'Roi Glover among others. Does anyone have any insight to if and how he might be of interest to the Cowboys?

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

Yeah, I really liked Sutton. At ASU, he was a pretty nice player. I would be interested in him if he were free.

 

[Nirvana]

 

[Idgit]

Interesting. What was he, a 3rd rounder? Drafted for that undertackle role in their (our) defense?

You think they're dangling him? That whole 3-4 move with Fangio in CHI is weird to me. That's a fairly big makeover there. Fox must think he has some longevity if he's mixing it up dramatically in year one. The Marshall trade for a 5th was weird, too.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

If you were able to get a guy like Sutton, reasonably, you might not need to draft a DT at all this year.

 

[Stash]

Interesting. What was he, a 3rd rounder? Drafted for that undertackle role in their (our) defense?

You think they're dangling him? That whole 3-4 move with Fangio in CHI is weird to me. That's a fairly big makeover there. Fox must think he has some longevity if he's mixing it up dramatically in year one. The Marshall trade for a 5th was weird, too.

As is keeping Cutler and his ridiculous contract. If it were up to me, I might have just released him and admitted that it was a monumental mistake.

Between the Cutler and Jared Allen deals, the former GM left an awful mess behind.

 

[Stash]

If you were able to get a guy like Sutton, reasonably, you might not need to draft a DT at all this year.

Right, and like many other examples, you can get a player on the cheap simply due to a scheme change.

 

[Idgit]

As is keeping Cutler and his ridiculous contract. If it were up to me, I might have just released him and admitted that it was a monumental mistake.

Between the Cutler and Jared Allen deals, the former GM left an awful mess behind.

Yeah, that Cutler deal was an obvious mistake from the get-go. When you saw McKown come in and scoring pick up, that should have told you something. They kind of made a mess of things over there, after Lovie had them close for so long.

 

[speedkilz88]

After the draft it was claimed that the Cowboys preferred Davon Coleman anyway.

 

[xwalker]

After the draft it was claimed that the Cowboys preferred Davon Coleman anyway.

This.