As I wrote in the other thread, we need to determine what type of corner we need. I think it's one that possesses elite speed and can locate the football. We saw Brown really struggle giving up the big passing plays cause he could never turn his head and find the football. I don't care about height/length/weight, find me a corner who can do this.
I'll be surprised if they draft a Guard in the 1st.It’s Insider but here is what he has
https://www.espn.com/nfl/insider/dr...l-quarterback-landings-spots-trade-projection
26. Dallas Cowboys
O'Cyrus Torrence, G, Florida
One of the top performers during Senior Bowl week was Torrence, my top-ranked player in Mobile. The 6-foot-5, 337-pound right guard was dominant in one-on-one drills throughout the week, showing an aggressive ability in the run game. But what was most impressive during the week was his ability in pass protection, where his length showed up as pass-rushers were unable to consistently get around him. The Cowboys' offensive line is in flux, but the addition of Torrence would allow Tyler Smith to play left tackle full time while improving the team's overall offensive line play. The Gators' big man allowed just one sack in 2022.
58. Dallas Cowboys
Clark Phillips III, CB, Utah
Finding a starting outside cornerback opposite Trevon Diggs -- standout rookie DaRon Blandplayed primarily in the slot -- should be on Dallas' short list for the offseason. Phillips had six interceptions in 2022, and he has the toughness and instincts to excel playing inside or outside cornerback at 5-foot-10 and 183 pounds. No, he doesn't have ideal NFL size, but his on-the-ball production over the past two seasons prove he can make an impact.
My recollection is that most of the big plays allowed by Brown where due to him not being able to match the WRs height and/or vert.
Quinn certainly targets length, not only with his corners but for his entire pass defense.
A good chance that there will be a first round talent in the Florida kid or the Minnesota kid who can play center or guard.
CB is pretty straight forward to me…find someone who checks the athletic boxes and that was good in college.
Surprises me how many people think we’re ok at TE. Ferguson, Hendershot, and McKeon had a combined 32 receptions for 288 yards in the regular season. None of those guys are particularly good blockers. TE is high on the needs list for me.
Absolutely
Honestly I expect Tyron to give us only 6-8 games. To me he would be better off being the swing tackle. I think the Florida kid is going to move up boards like Johnson and the Texas A&M kid last draft so he probably won’t be there at 26. The second round pick does not meet the Cowboys measurements at corner. I would like the picks if that is who we drafted though.
I would keep Tyler at LT and OT at LG. Torrence has not played tackle and was strictly a guard in all four seasons. He allowed zero sacks in four seasons so he is pretty dominant from both sides playing guard.
CB, OL, WR, TE, RB, DT are all in play at 26.
Middle linebacker too. Take the best player available.
Think that would depend on Lve. Already would have him and Clark, where Parsons also plays some off the ball as well. Did you notice against the 49ers, Parsons was playing off the ball in obvious run situations.
All the picks could depend on who they sign. I wouldn’t care if we resign Pollard I would still draft Johnson if he is there at 26. I am hearing crazy things like he is the best running back prospect since Peterson.
