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1. Ko Simpson/Micheal Huff/Jimmy Williams FS
All three will be big time safties at the next level, At least one or two will be gone by the time Dallas picks, but I have no problem picking the leftover. Too many games were lost on blown coverages last year, and outside of Roy Williams, the safties weren't forcing enough turnovers.
I thought about taking a linebacker or a Offensive tackle here, but I didn't think any of the tackles after Ferguson would be garunteed stars, and I thought that there would be better value later on at linebacker than at free safety.
2. Mike Kudla OLB
Mike Kudla is just as a good a prospect as Tamba Hali, Manny Lawson, or Bobby Carpenter as a 3-4 OLB. If Kudla is gone, I would probably want Charles Spencer OG/C, Stanley McGlover OLB, or Kai Parham OLB/ILB. McNeil and Scott would definitely be tempting tackle prospects in the second round. I would be happy with any one of those. Kudla, however, is the one with potential to be a star. All of these guys will be solid starters at the next level.
3. Andrew Whitworth OT
I personally believe that Whitworth will in all liklihood be just as good as all of the tackles drafted ahead of him, save Ferguson. Other guys may be bigger or faster, which doesn't really matter to me. I'll take the polished and consistant player, Whitworth. If Whitworth is off the board, I might look at a guard like Setterstrom, a versitile DB like Whitner or Zemitis, or a WR like Hass.
5. Matt Bernstein FB
Lusaka Polite simply isn't getting the job done at FB, Jason Witten isn't a good enough blocker out of the backfield, and Marcus Spears is a DE pretending to be a goaline fullback. If you can't get a yard when you need it in the NFL, you probably aren't going anywhere. Bernstein is simply a devastating run blocker, which is something that this team has sorely missed for years. There will be some good value at WR and TE late in the draft and if a LB like Anthony Schlegal is still there, it would be hard to pass him up.
6. Todd Watkins WR
This pick is about filling needs more than anything else. Looking at WRs, TEs, LBs, and Lineman, WR is the position where we need a fresh body the most, and there aren't any lineman here that I'm sold on.
7. Mark Anderson OLB
Anderson has some upside, which is all you can ask for at this point. I wouldn't mind looking a centers here either like a Mike Degory.
All three will be big time safties at the next level, At least one or two will be gone by the time Dallas picks, but I have no problem picking the leftover. Too many games were lost on blown coverages last year, and outside of Roy Williams, the safties weren't forcing enough turnovers.
I thought about taking a linebacker or a Offensive tackle here, but I didn't think any of the tackles after Ferguson would be garunteed stars, and I thought that there would be better value later on at linebacker than at free safety.
2. Mike Kudla OLB
Mike Kudla is just as a good a prospect as Tamba Hali, Manny Lawson, or Bobby Carpenter as a 3-4 OLB. If Kudla is gone, I would probably want Charles Spencer OG/C, Stanley McGlover OLB, or Kai Parham OLB/ILB. McNeil and Scott would definitely be tempting tackle prospects in the second round. I would be happy with any one of those. Kudla, however, is the one with potential to be a star. All of these guys will be solid starters at the next level.
3. Andrew Whitworth OT
I personally believe that Whitworth will in all liklihood be just as good as all of the tackles drafted ahead of him, save Ferguson. Other guys may be bigger or faster, which doesn't really matter to me. I'll take the polished and consistant player, Whitworth. If Whitworth is off the board, I might look at a guard like Setterstrom, a versitile DB like Whitner or Zemitis, or a WR like Hass.
5. Matt Bernstein FB
Lusaka Polite simply isn't getting the job done at FB, Jason Witten isn't a good enough blocker out of the backfield, and Marcus Spears is a DE pretending to be a goaline fullback. If you can't get a yard when you need it in the NFL, you probably aren't going anywhere. Bernstein is simply a devastating run blocker, which is something that this team has sorely missed for years. There will be some good value at WR and TE late in the draft and if a LB like Anthony Schlegal is still there, it would be hard to pass him up.
6. Todd Watkins WR
This pick is about filling needs more than anything else. Looking at WRs, TEs, LBs, and Lineman, WR is the position where we need a fresh body the most, and there aren't any lineman here that I'm sold on.
7. Mark Anderson OLB
Anderson has some upside, which is all you can ask for at this point. I wouldn't mind looking a centers here either like a Mike Degory.
