Cowboys invite 30 players..Here is your board

[DeaconMoss]

If your board has some of these guys on it, then you are getting close.

You only get 30 visits. If you have a better list please update.

Jared Odrick, DT/DE, Penn State
Mike Iupati, G, Idaho
Taylor Price, WR, Ohio
Brandon LaFell, WR, LSU
Dez Bryant, WR, Oklahoma State
Morgan Burnett, S, Georgia Tech
Akwasi Owusu-Ansah, CB, Indiana of Pennsylvania
Navarro Bowman, LB, Penn State
Brandon Ghee, CB, Wake Forest
Sean Lee, LB, Penn State

John Conner, FB, Kentucky
SMU and TCU prospects (Emmanuel Sanders, Chase Kennemer, Bryan McCann, Shawnbrey McNeal, Clint Gresham, Nic Richmond and Rafael Priest), Oklahoma wide receiver Adron Tennell of Irving and Texas A&M safety Jordan Pugh of Plano.

Among the known visitors the Cowboys have had four offensive lineman, four wide receivers, three safeties, three cornerbacks,
two defensive linemen, one inside linebacker, one outside linebacker, one tight end, one fullback.

 

[DeaconMoss]

good value pick!

Read & React: Reliable instincts for the position. Diagnoses the play and accelerates quickly to the ball, showing little wasted motion. Understands his role as the last line of defense and takes good angles to limit the damage.

Man Coverage: A bit high in his backpedal, but can flip his hips to turn and run with receivers. Changes direction quickly enough that he was often asked to drop down as a nickel cornerback and appears to have the fluidity and break on the ball to do so at the next level. Good hand strength to press at the line of scrimmage. Keeps his hands on the receiver at the start of his route to disrupt timing with the quarterback. Quick, active hands to fight with the receiver as the ball arrives. Good ball skills (14 career INTs).

Zone Coverage: An alert zone defender, Burnett understands his role and the role of his teammates. Recognizes holes in the zone and is quick to react. Sneaks a peek back at the quarterback and breaks on the ball quickly. Has the straight-line speed and agility to change direction necessary in being a true centerfielder in three-deep coverage and the range for two-deep.

Closing/Recovery: Sneaks a peek into the backfield to read the quarterback's eyes. Generates speed quickly out of his breaks and shows a late burt to close. Locates the ball quickly and competes for the jump ball. Highpoints the ball and has the body control and strength in his hands to come down with the contested interception.

Run Support: Willing and active in run support. Attacks the line of scrimmage, but will take questionable angles to the ball and is too often forced to re-direct at the last moment and latch on for a drag-down tackle, rather than applying a forceful pop. Willing to take on blockers, but prefers to elude and make the tackle himself.

Tackling: Flashes some pop as a hitter. Can be an intimidating presence over the middle. Often leads with his shoulder rather than wrapping up. Generally a reliable wrap-up open-field tackler. Takes questionable angles when coming down in run support, forcing himself to lunge and latch on to the ballcarrier attempting to cut back against him. Has the strong, accurate hands to grab hold for the pull-down tackler, but this is an area in which he could improve. Stronger NFL runners will be able to break away from his arm tackles.
Intangibles: Elected to leave early despite what some characterized as a "disappointing" 2009 season. Signed with Georgie Tech as a highly touted prep prospect. Received offers from Alabama, Florida and Georgia. First career touchdown came on an INT return against 2009 No. 1 draft pick Matthew Stafford in 2008.

 

[DeaconMoss]

There seems to be an oodle of guys visting our house with 2-3 round grades.

With the #27 pick we have a trade. Book it!

 

[Arch Stanton]

Here you go....

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