Every pick from the last two drafts are still in the organization

[darthseinfeld]

Dinucci isn't good enough to make the team, and he didn't. However, they clearly have some weird love for him, for him to even make the PS.

He reminds me alot of Stephen McGee. Toolsy guy that just absolutely does not show up in games. The belief with McGee was that Fran did him no favors at A&M, and he may be a better pro than college QB. Didnt improve one bit his entire NFL career. Like McGee they are probably waiting for a spark that he is never going to show

 

[Alexander]

He reminds me alot of Stephen McGee. Toolsy guy that just absolutely does not show up in games. The belief with McGee was that Fran did him no favors at A&M, and he may be a better pro than college QB. Didnt improve one bit his entire NFL career. Like McGee they are probably waiting for a spark that he is never going to show

McGee in his time was better than DiNucci.

 

[Risen Star]

McGee in his time was better than DiNucci.

No way. King of the check down. Literally never tried to make a play past 10 yards downfield.

 

[Risen Star]

Dinucci isn't good enough to make the team, and he didn't. However, they clearly have some weird love for him, for him to even make the PS.

I'm telling you, he's seducing them with his arm angles.

 

[Risen Star]

Is that a fact? So, Azur Kamara, for example, was good enough?

He basically occupied the Jesse Holley feel good roster spot.

Watch Hard Knocks next week and you'll know why he made the team.

I mean it's essentially been the Alarcon and Kamara show.

 

[Pantone282C]

75% on the current Active Roster (39 of the 52) were drafted or signed as UFAs by the Cowboys.
Roughly 64% of the Active Roster (33 of the 52) were drafted.

 

[TheDude]

I'm telling you, he's seducing them with his arm angles.

Someone in that building has compared him to early Romo or Favre

Bets on who?

 

[Jake]

75% on the current Active Roster (39 of the 52) were drafted or signed as UFAs by the Cowboys.
Roughly 64% of the Active Roster (33 of the 52) were drafted.

And they haven't come close to winning anything.

 

[Alexander]

No way. King of the check down. Literally never tried to make a play past 10 yards downfield.

At least he completed something to his own team.

 

[Alexander]

Watch Hard Knocks next week and you'll know why he made the team.

Is this when he and Durde go to Sea World together?

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

16 of the 18 picks are on the 53 man roster

Robinson is on IR

DiNucci is on the PS

Is tha why we suck?

 

[Pantone282C]

And they haven't come close to winning anything.

Some new angle by Jones to say it like Elvis: "I did it my way!"

 

[Alexander]

I think the two Joe Jacksons, one a DE and the other a CB, are still in the NFL with a team. I think that was 3 years ago but pretty impressive they ae still hanging around.

They are all fringe players that would probably struggle to star in a developmental league.

 

[Alexander]

This is all cute but the case could be made that everyone in the 2018 class is gone after 2021 for one reason or another.

Well at least if they cling onto the belly of the NFL talent pool before finally circling the drain after five years, it continues our ability to say we draft well. Which is nice.

 

[fivetwos]

Well at least if they cling onto the belly of the NFL talent pool before finally circling the drain after five years, it continues our ability to say we draft well. Which is nice.

I think that they do draft better than many and certainly worlds better than when Jerry and his drinking buddies were assembling the board.

My comment was a bit devils advocate to the narrative more than one of my typical Jerry shots.

I also do think that they will spend the money on at least two of those guys....I would guess as of of this moment LVE and Shultz.

 

[FaSho]

He reminds me alot of Stephen McGee. Toolsy guy that just absolutely does not show up in games. The belief with McGee was that Fran did him no favors at A&M, and he may be a better pro than college QB. Didnt improve one bit his entire NFL career. Like McGee they are probably waiting for a spark that he is never going to show

100% agree

 

[Bobhaze]

Keeping all your draft picks the year you drafted them is like keeping all the new clothes you just bought. Of course you’re keeping them…you just bought them. Besides your draft picks are the labor you can afford when you have several high dollar players on the payroll, and we have a bunch.

This team is ok at drafting, mostly at the top of the draft where it’s easier to pick. It’s been in the day 2-3 picks where they haven’t done that well. Of course that’s where the draft gets harder for everyone.

Bottom line for me: This team’s front office drafts ok, not great. Where our FO sucks is in total roster building- the combination of draft picks, free agents and waiver pick ups. It’s why we struggle every year with depth.

 

[Pantone282C]

Keeping all your draft picks the year you drafted them is like keeping all the new clothes you just bought. Of course you’re keeping them…you just bought them. Besides your draft picks are the labor you can afford when you have several high dollar players on the payroll, and we have a bunch.

This team is ok at drafting, mostly at the top of the draft where it’s easier to pick. It’s been in the day 2-3 picks where they haven’t done that well. Of course that’s where the draft gets harder for everyone.

Bottom line for me: This team’s front office drafts ok, not great. Where our FO sucks is in total roster building- the combination of draft picks, free agents and waiver pick ups. It’s why we struggle every year with depth.

The high risk FAs with injury history and/or past their prime talent are our downfall.

 

[charron]

Keeping almost all of your draft picks means you are refusing to move on from bad picks. Even good teams make mistakes but you have to learn to cut ties and move on from the bad ones.

 

[JoeKing]

Keeping almost all of your draft picks means you are refusing to move on from bad picks. Even good teams make mistakes but you have to learn to cut ties and move on from the bad ones.

You are assuming there were some bad picks. So name them. I know you can do it, so do it.