When I saw O drop my heart sank, it was a bigger hit than most wanted to recognize.Good to hear from someone who paid close attention to him in college. Sounded like he was killing it in training camp before the injury.
He has the frame for it, but already is at 6'2, 220, I don't get where peeps are believing he needs to gain weight.I wonder if he can add about 10 or 15 lbs without losing his quickness. I don't see how he can play Mike at 220 lbs. That seems small.
What else do we have to talk about.... how is the weather there my friend..I've never seen a rookie who hasn't played a down in the NFL get this much hype. And he's not even a 1st rounder.
Dixon Edwards started all 3 of the Cowboys SB wins in the Nineties. He was 6-1, 230...Cowboys' DeMarvion Overshown’s lost season, 2024 fit, and long-term outlook
reid hanson
February 8, 2024
DeMarvion Overshown’s professional career barely off the ground before an ACL injury in the preseason landed the third-round pick on season-ending IR. Up until that moment, things were looking up for the linebacker out of Texas.
Overshown was often seen of as a man without a position in college. Bouncing between safety and linebacker, Overshown appeared to be a hybrid of sorts. He was a football player, without question, but scouts were split on what role exactly he’d play in the NFL.
His 6-foot-3 229-pound frame allowed him to exist in multiple capacities, and the Cowboys had a growing reputation for making it work with nontraditionally built box players.
Despite his relatively lean frame and previous experience at the safety position, Overshown played like a true thumper in Cowboys camp. He exploded to holes, attacking his run fits like a man with a grudge.
His sideline-to-sideline acumen translated perfectly to the pro game. He didn’t look like a rookie adapting to the speed of the competition in any way. In fact, his speed popped off the screen in training camp and preseason action.
https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/lists/cowboys-demarvion-overshown-2024-outlook/
This is a great article. It really goes into detail about his future and how much the Cowboys will be counting on him this year. He was clearly missed last year.
Just so used to you bashing me that I have to take everything this way, i'm adult enough to apologize, no hard feelings i hope. Moving along, he has a frame that to me reminds me of Bell, we need someone that's thicker, does that mean he can't play LB hell no, I just know where we struggled this past season that's all, we all knowWas just a question, sorry if you took it the wrong way.
Just wanted to know if you knew anything about O that I was unaware of, your perspective, that is how we learn more everyday Coog.
I totally agree!!I wonder if he can add about 10 or 15 lbs without losing his quickness. I don't see how he can play Mike at 220 lbs. That seems small.
This cracks me up that everyone believes O is a traditional LB, the new DC will view him more than likely as a nice safety, Q would have made him a "LB".I hope we're not relying on him too much at LB.
Unproven, coming off injury, and undersized.
He's a nice-to-have if it works out guy.
I never realized that I was ever bashing you Coog in any way and if you took it that way than I apologize, and just want you to understand that this is the last time I ever apologize to you....lolJust so used to you bashing me that I have to take everything this way, i'm adult enough to apologize, no hard feelings i hope. Moving along, he has a frame that to me reminds me of Bell, we need someone that's thicker, does that mean he can't play LB hell no, I just know where we struggled this past season that's all, we all know
Were you here when Darius Jackson was drafted in the 7th round, or maybe the 6th round?I've never seen a rookie who hasn't played a down in the NFL get this much hype. And he's not even a 1st rounder.
All aboard the hype train... toot tootWere you here when Darius Jackson was drafted in the 7th round, or maybe the 6th round?
Those threads and posts had him as the greatest RB of all time as soon as he was drafted.
ok yes this is getting weird, please let's stop with all the mushy stuff!!! Lol, it's all good glad to hear this!!!I never realized that I was ever bashing you Coog in any way and if you took it that way than I apologize, and just want you to understand that this is the last time I ever apologize to you....lol
I just come across as being abrasive sometimes in responses because I constantly seek to learn and know more, yes, I am a Cowboys addict fanatic, so that is why I may seem abrasive at times.
Should have saw me when we got Bo Scarbourugh for some reason i just feel that all ALA players are heaven sent lolWere you here when Darius Jackson was drafted in the 7th round, or maybe the 6th round?
Those threads and posts had him as the greatest RB of all time as soon as he was drafted.
Too small to be a LB. Quinn proved that doesn’t work. Seems S will be his position.Cowboys' DeMarvion Overshown’s lost season, 2024 fit, and long-term outlook
reid hanson
February 8, 2024
DeMarvion Overshown’s professional career barely off the ground before an ACL injury in the preseason landed the third-round pick on season-ending IR. Up until that moment, things were looking up for the linebacker out of Texas.
Overshown was often seen of as a man without a position in college. Bouncing between safety and linebacker, Overshown appeared to be a hybrid of sorts. He was a football player, without question, but scouts were split on what role exactly he’d play in the NFL.
His 6-foot-3 229-pound frame allowed him to exist in multiple capacities, and the Cowboys had a growing reputation for making it work with nontraditionally built box players.
Despite his relatively lean frame and previous experience at the safety position, Overshown played like a true thumper in Cowboys camp. He exploded to holes, attacking his run fits like a man with a grudge.
His sideline-to-sideline acumen translated perfectly to the pro game. He didn’t look like a rookie adapting to the speed of the competition in any way. In fact, his speed popped off the screen in training camp and preseason action.
https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/lists/cowboys-demarvion-overshown-2024-outlook/
This is a great article. It really goes into detail about his future and how much the Cowboys will be counting on him this year. He was clearly missed last year.
He was. As a rookie.Sounded like he was killing it in training camp before the injury.
ok yes this is getting weird, please let's stop with all the mushy stuff!!!
Its a FA acquisition or high draft pick away from potentially fixing an obvious hole with Run D, this run D was horrendous, again and you have to pick your poison in this draft and offseason.Yeah my thing is, we're complaining now about how small in size our LB's are, we need guys maybe with a big bigger frame that's all i'm saying. Ask @Typhus
^^^^^^ Are you jealous again!! lol jk
I'm excited about this guy, but coming off of injury and basically being a rookie, management just can't assume he is going to be the answer at one of our LB spots.Cowboys' DeMarvion Overshown’s lost season, 2024 fit, and long-term outlook
reid hanson
February 8, 2024
DeMarvion Overshown’s professional career barely off the ground before an ACL injury in the preseason landed the third-round pick on season-ending IR. Up until that moment, things were looking up for the linebacker out of Texas.
Overshown was often seen of as a man without a position in college. Bouncing between safety and linebacker, Overshown appeared to be a hybrid of sorts. He was a football player, without question, but scouts were split on what role exactly he’d play in the NFL.
His 6-foot-3 229-pound frame allowed him to exist in multiple capacities, and the Cowboys had a growing reputation for making it work with nontraditionally built box players.
Despite his relatively lean frame and previous experience at the safety position, Overshown played like a true thumper in Cowboys camp. He exploded to holes, attacking his run fits like a man with a grudge.
His sideline-to-sideline acumen translated perfectly to the pro game. He didn’t look like a rookie adapting to the speed of the competition in any way. In fact, his speed popped off the screen in training camp and preseason action.
https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/lists/cowboys-demarvion-overshown-2024-outlook/
This is a great article. It really goes into detail about his future and how much the Cowboys will be counting on him this year. He was clearly missed last year.