Dane is the best in the business, and he has ties to Dallas. Combine that to the fact that we have been linked to a lot of these guys and this might be pretty close.
Mayer is a day one starting, dependable Tight End and given Dak's affinity for dumping off to Tight Ends will probably prove this to be a very good pick.
I really like Henley but he's already 23. He came to Nevada as a quarterback, moved to WR, CB, and Safety before finally settling in at weakside backer and then transferring to Washington State. Was literally a man amongst boys. Fun fact: his dad Eugene Henley aka Big U, was big in west coast hip hop.
Bradford is a massive Guard (6'5" 345) so maybe they think he can play Right Tackle. Again, I like him, but 3rd round feels rich.
We have been linked to Lacy so I could see it. He's a "looks like Tarzan, plays like Jane" type of player. He's 6'4" and around 280 and he looks physically imposing. He shows flashes of absolute dominance and then periods of pedestrian-like just going through the motions. I always fear the player who has the ability to dominate but chooses not to. They did well with Chauncey Golston, who's around the same size and is a tackle/end tweener, so I can see the Jones thinking they know better than everyone else and taking him a round or two too early.
Jake Moody makes a ton of sense.
Clayton Tune is meh for me. I have watched a lot of Houston games and practices live the past 3 years and while Tune is capable of putting up big numbers, he never really wowed me. He very well may just be a product of Dana Holgorsen's system (Graham Harrell, Case Keenum, Brandon Weeden, Geno Smith).
Durrell Johnson is another ultra-athletic, late-bloomer kind of kid. He was a safety convert to linebacker convert to rush end. My experience with players that make that kind of move is that they are extremely athletic but struggle with technique and assignments. While rush end is one of the most athletically dynamic positions, it's also one where there are very few keys to read and doesn’t have a ton of responsibilities. It's get to the Quarterback if the Tackle stands up, engage outside shoulder and hold the edge if the Tackle reaches you, and squeeze the Tackle if he leaves.
