Kolemmitt
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I have critiqued a few of your mock drafts, so here is my attempt. This draft was a mixture of things that I think the Cowboys will do, and what I would do:
58: R2P26
S JUAN THORNHILL
90: R3P26
DL TRYSTEN HILL
128: R4P26
TE JOSH OLIVER
136: R4P34
RB TRAYVEON WILLIAMS
165: R5P27
CB JORDAN BROWN
241: R7P27
OT TREY PIPKINS
I think Thornhill starts day 1 and is a fundamental piece of the secondary for the next decade or so.
Hill and Oliver get some time in 2019 and start in 2020.
Williams is a solid backup for Zeke for the next four years.
Brown and Pipkins are small school projects that Brugler likes.
Brown is a big kid that can run, the only question is the size of the competition. Brugler rates him as a 3rd/4th round pick.
Pipkins is a big kid that can play LT. Brugler thinks is he also a 3rd/4th kid. If we can get him in the 7th, I would be pumped.
Both will need at least a year, but play positions where we can give them a year to develop.
58: R2P26
S JUAN THORNHILL
90: R3P26
DL TRYSTEN HILL
128: R4P26
TE JOSH OLIVER
136: R4P34
RB TRAYVEON WILLIAMS
165: R5P27
CB JORDAN BROWN
241: R7P27
OT TREY PIPKINS
I think Thornhill starts day 1 and is a fundamental piece of the secondary for the next decade or so.
Hill and Oliver get some time in 2019 and start in 2020.
Williams is a solid backup for Zeke for the next four years.
Brown and Pipkins are small school projects that Brugler likes.
Brown is a big kid that can run, the only question is the size of the competition. Brugler rates him as a 3rd/4th round pick.
Pipkins is a big kid that can play LT. Brugler thinks is he also a 3rd/4th kid. If we can get him in the 7th, I would be pumped.
Both will need at least a year, but play positions where we can give them a year to develop.