Cowboys WR Isaiah Stanback was a full participant in practice on Tuesday

[morasp]

did I hear great "soft" hands too?

I read somwhere that while he was rehabbing he was practicing his catching for long durations on some sort of pitching machine so the work ethic is there and from what I've heard intelligence.

 

[AsthmaField]

Ok here are the last 3 drafts including this years 4th rounders so who on this list is a pro-bowl player.

Skyler Green

Wait. Isn't he a pro bowler yet?


Yeah, I see what you're saying. 4th round picks rarely become superstars... so we shouldn't call Stanback a bust just because he doesn't become a pro bowler... or even if he is just a decent 3rd WR for that matter.

 

[Yeagermeister]

Ok for fun here are the last 3 drafts 4th round picks I removed the schools they came from to reduce the data being posted (got my format fixed)
Ok here are the last 3 drafts including this years 4th rounders so who on this list is a pro-bowl player. I know a couple have been solid players all ready and some have potential. If we want we can go back 10 years

2005

102 Sean Considine DB Philadelphia Eagles
103 Antonio Perkins DB Cleveland Browns
104 Travis Daniels CB Miami Dolphins
105 Ray Willis T Seattle Seahawks
106 Kyle Orton QB Chicago Bears
107 Dan Buenning G Tampa Bay Buccaneers
108 Vincent Fuller DB Tennessee Titans
109 Marion Barber RB Dallas Cowboys
110 Brandon Jacobs RB New York Giants
111 Elton Brown G Arizona Cardinals
112 Ciatrick Fason RB Minnesota Vikings
113 David Stewart T Tennessee Titans
114 Jerome Mathis WR Houston Texans
115 Marviel Underwood DB Green Bay Packers
116 Craphonso Thorpe WR Kansas City Chiefs
117 Jerome Carter DB St. Louis Rams
118 Chase Lyman WR New Orleans Saints
119 Eric Ghiaciuc C Cincinnati Bengals
120 Manuel White RB Washington Commanders
121 Stefan LeFors QB Carolina Panthers
122 Duke Preston C Buffalo Bills
123 Kerry Rhodes SS New York Jets
124 Jason Brown C Baltimore Ravens
125 Brady Poppinga LB Green Bay Packers
126 Todd Herremans T Philadelphia Eagles
127 Alvin Pearman RB Jacksonville Jaguars
128 Chauncey Davis DE Atlanta Falcons
129 Dylan Gandy G Indianapolis Colts
130 Darren Sproles RB San Diego Chargers
131 Fred Gibson WR Pittsburgh Steelers
132 Chris Canty DE Dallas Cowboys
133 James Sanders SAF New England Patriots
134 Claude Terrell G St. Louis Rams
135 Matt Giordano DB Indianapolis Colts
136 Roydell Williams WR Tennessee Titans


2006

98 Owen Daniels TE Houston Texans
99 Max Jean-Gilles G Philadelphia Eagles
100 Michael Robinson RB San Francisco 49ers
101 Darnell Bing LB Oakland Raiders
102 Calvin Lowry DB Tennessee Titans
103 Brad Smith WR New York Jets
104 Cory Rodgers WR Green Bay Packers
105 Ko Simpson FS Buffalo Bills
106 Garrett Mills RB New England Patriots
107 Gabe Watson DT Arizona Cardinals
108 Jahri Evans G New Orleans Saints
109 Jason Avant WR Philadelphia Eagles
110 Leon Williams LB Cleveland Browns
111 Demetrius Williams WR Baltimore Ravens
112 Isaac Sowells G Cleveland Browns
113 Victor Adeyanju DE St. Louis Rams
114 Joseph Toledo T Miami Dolphins
115 Will Blackmon CB Green Bay Packers
116 Stephen Tulloch LB Tennessee Titans
117 Leon Washington RB New York Jets
118 Stephen Gostkowski K New England Patriots
119 Brandon Marshall WR Denver Broncos
120 Jamar Williams LB Chicago Bears
121 Nate Salley DB Carolina Panthers
122 Alan Zemaitis CB Tampa Bay Buccaneers
123 Domata Peko DT Cincinnati Bengals
124 Barry Cofield NT New York Giants
125 Skyler Green WR Dallas Cowboys
126 Elvis Dumervil DE Denver Broncos
127 Ray Edwards DE Minnesota Vikings
128 Rob Sims G Seattle Seahawks
129 Guy Whimper T New York Giants
130 Domenik Hixon WR Denver Broncos
131 Willie Colon T Pittsburgh Steelers
132 P.J. Daniels RB Baltimore Ravens
133 Orien Harris DT Pittsburgh Steelers


2007

100 Michael Bush RB Oakland Raiders
101 Adam Podlesh P Jacksonville Jaguars
102 Brian Robison DE Minnesota Vikings
103 Isaiah Stanback WR Dallas Cowboys
104 Jay Moore LB San Francisco 49ers
105 A.J. Davis CB Detroit Lions
106 Tanard Jackson FS Tampa Bay Buccaneers
107 Antonio Pittman RB New Orleans Saints
108 Paul Soliai DT Miami Dolphins
109 Stephen Nicholas LB Atlanta Falcons
110 John Bowie CB Oakland Raiders
111 Dwayne Wright RB Buffalo Bills
112 Daniel Sepulveda P Pittsburgh Steelers
113 Brian Smith DE Jacksonville Jaguars
114 Marvin White SAF Cincinnati Bengals
115 Leroy Harris C Tennessee Titans
116 Zak DeOssie LB New York Giants
117 Manny Ramirez G Detroit Lions
118 Ryne Robinson WR Carolina Panthers
119 Allen Barbre G Green Bay Packers
120 Baraka Atkins DE Seattle Seahawks
121 Marcus Thomas DT Denver Broncos
122 Doug Free OT Dallas Cowboys
123 Fredrick Bennett CB Houston Texans
124 Mansfield Wrotto G Seattle Seahawks
125 Jermon Bushrod T New Orleans Saints
126 Dashon Goldson SAF San Francisco 49ers
127 Kareem Brown DT New England Patriots
128 Chris Davis WR Tennessee Titans
129 Scott Chandler TE San Diego Chargers
130 Josh Beekman G Chicago Bears
131 Brannon Condren DB Indianapolis Colts
132 Ryan McBean DE Pittsburgh Steelers
133 Martrez Milner TE Atlanta Falcons
134 Antwan Barnes LB Baltimore Ravens
135 Joe Cohen DT San Francisco 49ers
136 Clint Session LB Indianapolis Colts
137 Le'Ron McClain FB Baltimore Ravens

Not sure if he's made a pro bowl yet though

 

[Kangaroo]

Skyler Green

Wait. Isn't he a pro bowler yet?


Yeah, I see what you're saying. 4th round picks rarely become superstars... so we shouldn't call Stanback a bust just because he doesn't become a pro bowler... or even if he is just a decent 3rd WR for that matter.

I want to clarify that I am not saying that a 4th round pick can not become a Pro-Bowl player or even a HOF player. I am saying any one that expects instant Pro-Bowl player from a 4th rounder or one that is going to see a lot of field time is off base. Does it happens some times yes but more often than not the guys work and develop the 1st few years.

I know Owen Daniels of the Texans has been solid for them over so far 1st year 34 catches 352yds 5 tds and so far this year 44 542yds. He also plays for a team that was in the lottery last year and is only .500 this year.

 

[TheCount]

Maybe he could be our Moss-type player (the impact that is).... no not saying he is just like Moss.... maybe just a threat like Moss

...I don't understand that statement at all. I know you're not talking about Randy Moss, ... and Santana is probably even a stretch... maybe Sinorice? Yeah, it's entirely possible he'll be our Sinorice Moss.

Maybe even our Kate Moss, if he spends more time posing on the sidelines than actually playing.

Seriously though, I think he could be a terror in the slot if he puts in all together, I don't see him being a #2 and certainly not a #1 anytime soon. In what little I've seen of him, he seems to attack while running, as opposed to Tyson who was thinking way too much. Even Miles attacks his returns better than Tyson.

 

[followthestar]

This type of player is always hit and miss - Crayton himself is a good example. Fondle Em is another guy who went from QB to WR. Last year it was that AR guy whats-his-name who went in the first round!!! But ths guy has skills, make no mistake. It will be interesting how the whole WR corps shakes down this offseason, with Glenn a question mark, Crayton becoming a FA, and nobody else separating themselves from the pack - yet.

 

[DallasDomination]

great NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[jchocolate82]

Seriously though, I think he could be a terror in the slot if he puts in all together, I don't see him being a #2 and certainly not a #1 anytime soon. In what little I've seen of him, he seems to attack while running, as opposed to Tyson who was thinking way too much. Even Miles attacks his returns better than Tyson.

You can't say that nor can you even put in your opinion of this because no one has seen enough of Stanback to make any kind of educated guess on whether he can be a #1 or #2 WR. Save this for next year when we get to see more of him in preseason games.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

...I don't understand that statement at all. I know you're not talking about Randy Moss, ... and Santana is probably even a stretch... maybe Sinorice? Yeah, it's entirely possible he'll be our Sinorice Moss.

Maybe even our Kate Moss, if he spends more time posing on the sidelines than actually playing.

Seriously though, I think he could be a terror in the slot if he puts in all together, I don't see him being a #2 and certainly not a #1 anytime soon. In what little I've seen of him, he seems to attack while running, as opposed to Tyson who was thinking way too much. Even Miles attacks his returns better than Tyson.

For someone who didnt understand my statement at all... you did a pretty job at answering the question to me... yourself

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Theo pretty much said it all.

And on the list 'Roo posted, I don't see any obvious misses after what we did. Most people wrung their hands over DeOssie... Is he doing anything for the Giants?

Mickey and every other person I've ever heard who has met Isiah raves about the kind of person he is... Everyone says he's smart and hard-working. Add that to talent, and you usually end up with a player.

I'm just not sure what more people want, other than to troll.

 

[StanleySpadowski]

I want to clarify that I am not saying that a 4th round pick can not become a Pro-Bowl player or even a HOF player. I am saying any one that expects instant Pro-Bowl player from a 4th rounder or one that is going to see a lot of field time is off base. Does it happens some times yes but more often than not the guys work and develop the 1st few years.

I know Owen Daniels of the Texans has been solid for them over so far 1st year 34 catches 352yds 5 tds and so far this year 44 542yds. He also plays for a team that was in the lottery last year and is only .500 this year.

The best player on your list isn't Daniels, it's Jhari Evans. (I didn't want to quote the list for bandwidth purposes).

If the Saints had a better record this year he's be a pro bowler. The pedigree hurts linemen, especially interior linemen, when it comes to recognition but one insider told me he thinks that Evans is a better player than Brown.

 

[TheCount]

You can't say that nor can you even put in your opinion of this because no one has seen enough of Stanback to make any kind of educated guess on whether he can be a #1 or #2 WR. Save this for next year when we get to see more of him in preseason games.

I just did.

and YoMick, I didn't understand because I thought you were refering to Randy Moss, which is impossible and since Santana is a #1 receiver, Stanback can't be that either. All of the "Moss" receivers in the league are either #1 receivers or nobodies.