I have heard Diggs has been trying to get Peterson to come to Dallas, that is more likely then signing a top tiered corner, especially with the deep corner class. Peterson probably will cost on that 4-6 range and could serve as a bridge starter. I think if they are going to sign any high level fa, it's going to be at WR.
I’m convinced this team is looking at 1-2 yr deals. If they don’t plan on addressing CB early then maybe Patrick Peterson is an option. Played well last year. This team has become so cheap when it comes to outside players, I’m not real optimistic.
Looks like they will spend more this year.
Yeah, I get the impression they will spend a little more, though I could be wrong.
Would you take Gibbs over Robinson? I’m all for taking explosive players at any position that can help us win but man I have a hard time wanting to take any back in the first round when you see a late round guy like Pacheco playing in the SB.
This is where I’m at
I’d prefer we add a vet just so we don’t have a bunch of 2nd year players and a rookie trying to figure it out
I would take Gibbs at 26. I hope that Robinson is already gone and they take Gibbs. In my opinion the draft is so deep at running back that they should take 2 of them while the getting is good. I'll be pissed if the Eagles get Gibbs at 30. I hope that they are smart enough to cut Zeke and let Pollard walk. I really want them to get 2 talented rookie backs and Receiver Tyler Scott from Cincinnati. If they don't take Gibbs, I would consider Charbonnet or Scott in round 2.
I bet that they do sign a receiver and a defensive tackle and possibly a corner.
I hope so man.
I think we could still get someone like Garrett Williams or Julius Brent’s in the 3rd. The draft is deep at CB. We don’t have to take one in the first 2 rounds.
It will depend on how they address the need in fa, they may be looking for a day 1 starter at the position or might just be looking for better depth. Do they see Bland as a better slot corner or better on the outside?
I’m a little confused by the rating of guards in this draft. Torrance decision to be slow footed but still graded the top typical of big man. Still Id take him
He is more of that old schooled phone booth RG prospect. Will get push in the run game, strong anchor, but will struggle with speed/quickness, won't be a player who will excel in space or hit moving targets. Really depends on how you want to construct our OL and the scheme.
Both have the size we look for but Williams is a much better fit. All depends on what this team is looking for. If they feel they have to get a starter they will probably at the very least need to move up in round 2 to get him. Williams IMO is a more developmental player that could develop into a starter.
Doesn't seem that unpopular.
