This is the beginning of my first mock, some of you wanted to know who I was interested in. I still have some sleepers, won’t put them down yet. I know I have for each round some players drafted, but I will break that down after the combine in more detail who I think the Cowboys will take. but I put in bold who I think the Cowboys will draft, but make changes later after combine, visits the Cowboys bring players in to look at etc...
1. I think we take a top OT if one is around when we draft, if not a top OG like Iupati, if you look at all of the past drafts, no offensive guard was ever taken till the 22nd round or so. The Cowboys may have to trade up to get him, because the eagles were looking at him too and you all know how andy reid liked linemen. However, if the OGs and OTs are gone and someone like Earl Thomas is there, the Cowboys could take him.
Bryan Bulaga OT Iowa 6-6 312 1-2 4.96
Vladimir Ducasse OT Massachusetts 6-5 326 1-2 5.32
Earl Thomas CB Texas 5-10 195 1 4.45
Anthony Davis OT Rutgers 6-6 325 1-2 5.28
Bruce Campbell OT Maryland 6-7 310 1-2 4.97
Mike Iupati OG Idaho 6-5 325 1 5.20
2. Here the value at 2nd pick for the Cowboys is down , so we trade down possibly to the 64th range, pick up an extra 3rd in the deal and a 5th rounder. So we take
Taylor Price WR Ohio 6-0 198 2-3 4.36
Kyle Wilson CB Boise State 5-10 190 2-3 4.42
Dexter McCluster WR Mississippi 5-08 165 2-3 4.42
Mike Johnson OG Alabama 6-6 306 2-3 5.38
Toby Gerhart RB Stanford 6-1 235 2-3 4.55
Terrence Cody DT Alabama 6-4 370 2 5.72
Nate Allen FS South Florida 6-1 205 2 4.50
3. With our two 3rd rounders we take
Austen Lane DE Murray State 6-6 267 3 4.65
Rodger Saffold OT Indiana 6-5 312 3 5.23
Larry Asante SS Nebraska 6-0 211 3-4 4.56
J.D. Walton C Baylor 6-3 300 3 5.19
Mitch Petrus OG Arkansas 6-3 304 3-4 5.09
George Selvie DE South Florida 6-5 247 3-4 4.78
Ben Tate RB Auburn 5-11 214 3-4 4.50
4, With our fourth rounder we take
Jacoby Ford WR Clemson 5-09 181 4 4.37
5 With our fifth rounder obtained in a trade above we take;
Jared Veldheer OT Hillsdale 6-8 321 5 4.89
LeGarrette Blount RB Oregon 6-1 245 5 4.58
Antonio Brown WR Central Michigan 5-10 182 5-6 4.42
6. With our 6th rounder we take;
Marcus Easley WR Connecticut 6-2 216 5-6 4.40
Devin Ross CB Arizona 5-10 184 5-6 4.43
Leigh Tiffin K Alabama6-0 198 6
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7. With our 7th rounder we take; I have a few other elite wrs that are good punt and kickoff returners, but a few of them our my pet cats. So, I wont put them down yet. I do realize how good Brandon Banks is as a returner, but not sure if some of you are aware that Brandon Banks was arrested on battery and unlawful possession.
Myron Rolle SS Florida State 6-2 217 6-7 4.59
Brandon Banks WR Kansas State 5-07 154 7-FA 4.28
Hunter Lawrence K Texas 5-11 184 4.90
Casey Knips OT 6-8 308 5.21
12/13/2009 - A man who just completed his career in a Wildcat football jersey was arrested early Sunday morning. The Riley County Police arrest report indicates 21-year-old Brandon Banks has been charged with battery and unlawful possession. His bond was set at $2,500 dollars. KMAN is awaiting word from RCPD on further details into the incident involving Banks. He was arrested at his residence at 410 North 17th Street in Manhattan around 4:00 a.m. Banks, a wide receiver and kick returner, completed his senior season for the Wildcats. The Big 12 selected him as its Special Teams Player of the Year, as he set a conference record with two kick-return touchdowns in one game. Banks was recently invited to be a participant in the postseason East-West Shrine Game in Orlando, Florida on January 23rd. - 1350KMAN/Kansas.com
12/09/2009 - EAST-WEST SHRINE INVITE: One of the top kick returners in Big 12 and NCAA history, Banks set a Big 12 record and tied the NCAA record with two kick-return touchdowns in one game this season while also tallying a nation-leading and Big 12-record four on the year. His five career kick return scores are two shy of the NCAA record and a new Big 12 record. The Garner, N.C., native also leads the Big 12 and is eighth nationally with 174.8 all-purpose yards per game, ranks third in school history with 3,828 career all-purpose yards and his current career average of 159.5 all-purpose yardage per game ranks second in school history and fifth in Big 12 history. A First Team All-Big 12 selection, Banks also led the team in receptions (56) and receiving yards (705) this past season while he also ranks seventh in K-State history with 123 career receptions and ninth in career receiving yards with 1,754. - K-State football
