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With him having a private workout with the boys we are atleast interested, but if you were Jerry would you do it?
Romo 2 Austin;3312585 said:With him having a private workout with the boys we are atleast interested, but if you were Jerry would you do it?
cowboyjoe;3312596 said:First, you do your homework on the players, their lifes history, speed, size, strength, and then you always take the best player available no matter what.
You never reach for a player, thats when you get in trouble.
But you take best player available, if you then have 3 to 4 players on your draft board when your draft position comes up, and a good trade offer comes along, you listen to the offer and consider it, but you always take the best player available if he fits your system.
CanuckCowboysFan;3312605 said:I'd trade up if he fell past 20. There's a ton of risk, but this guy could end up being something real special. They made that mistake with Moss, doubt they do it again. JMO.
Romo 2 Austin;3312606 said:Now lets say mystically Iupati is there too, Bryant and Iupati are ranked 8 and 9 on our big board with Bryant at 8. But he also has reported issues in the past, and the phone rings with the Rams calling offering their 2nd round pick and their 4th round pick for our pick.
What does CowboyJoe Do?
Romo 2 Austin;3312606 said:Now lets say mystically Iupati is there too, Bryant and Iupati are ranked 8 and 9 on our big board with Bryant at 8. But he also has reported issues in the past, and the phone rings with the Rams calling offering their 2nd round pick and their 4th round pick for our pick.
What does CowboyJoe Do?
SLATEmosphere;3312614 said:Hang up the phone
The Rams are bending us over in that trade.
BraveHeartFan;3312623 said:I really like Bryant, probably as much as anyone, but I don't see how anyone could compare him to Randy Moss, even coming out of college. Even as much as I like him I don't think of him as nearly the superstar in the making that I really believed Moss was going to be.
If a couple of our other targets are still there, and we felt really good about them still being around in the second round, then I could see pulling the trigger on it. But I wouldn't pull the trigger on a luxury player when there are far more important areas to shore up than WR unless I felt real good about what I could do afterwards to shore up those areas.
SLATEmosphere;3312614 said:Hang up the phone
The Rams are bending us over in that trade.
cowboyjoe;3312635 said:here is the draft chart if anyone is interested, best i remember, jimmy johnson came up with the chart
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft06/news/story?id=2410670
Avery;3312640 said:If you think held a gun to me, I would take two guys over him at #27 they may be on the board: Iupati and Thomas.
Had Austin not emerged last year, we would be praying that Bryant slipped and WR would be our #1 priority. Alas, it is not.
Romo 2 Austin;3312585 said:With him having a private workout with the boys we are atleast interested, but if you were Jerry would you do it?
Jenky;3312641 said:Equal value or not, I still don't make that trade. They want something, they'll have to overpay. They are in a rebuilding mode. We aren't.
dmoore;3312667 said:If we're going WR round 1, why don't we just trade the pick for Marshall? Sure we'd have to give him a new deal, but at least he's been a star at the NFL level and it's not like Bryant's going to be easy/cheap to sign.
CanuckCowboysFan;3312647 said:If Austin hadn't emerged then we would be drafting around 16th, so Bryant wouldn't have to 'slip' so to speak. I still take him now. You're forgetting RW...