FS - A MUST NEED! Draft 2005

[Nors]

FS
*Thomas Davis, 6-1, 220, Georgia
James Butler, 6-3, 210, Georgia Tech
Mitch Meeuwsen, 6-2, 210, Oregon State
Aaron Francisco, 6-2, 210, BYU
Jim Leonhard, 5-8, 180, Wisconsin (CB)
*Josh Bullocks, 6-0, 195, Nebraska
Oshimo Atogwe, 6-0, 205, Stanford
Nino Williams, 6-1, 205, Missouri
Derrick Ansley, 6-1, 180, Troy State
Ben Emanuel, 6-3, 220, UCLA
Marviel Underwood, 5-11, 200, San Diego State
Jason Leach, 5-11, 210, Southern California
Jason Harmon, 5-11, 200, Michigan State
Jermaine Hardy, 5-11, 210, Virginia (XK)
Jimmy Newell, 6-1, 190, Washington
B.J. Ward, 6-2, 210, Florida State
T.J. Carswell, 6-0, 205, Bowling Green
Sean Considine, 6-0, 205, Iowa
Chris Harris, 6-1, 200, Louisiana-Monroe
Peter Sands, 6-2, 215, Central Florida
Kerry Rhodes, 6-3, 205, Louisville
Lee Johnson, 6-2, 210, Louisiana Tech
Travis Pugh, 6-1, 195, Clemson
T.J. Stancil, 6-1, 212, Boston College
Patrick Body, 6-2, 205, Toledo
David Prater, 6-0, 205, Louisiana-Lafayette
Alexis Moreland, 6-1, 205, Southern Illinois
Tony Graham, 6-3, 205, North Carolina State
Alex Green, 6-2, 195, Duke
Shannon Davis, 6-0, 185, Kent State
Marley Tucker, 6-0, 185, Oregon
Moriah Anderson, 6-1, 190, Marshall
Quentin Burrell, 6-0, 190, Notre Dame

 

[cowboysfan31]

I think a good target FS in this year's draft would be Mitch Meeuwsen if we don't want to spend a high pick. He has pretty good coverage skills but is a little on the slow side which drops his stock. There really isn't a true ball-hawk FS in this draft, but there are 3 very good ones in next year's draft which is somewhere we could look as well.

 

[Bizwah]

I don't think anything is a MUST need just yet.

We'll have around $20 million in cap space to play around with. We can take care of a bunch of our needs in FA.

I'd like to see us take care of the FS position in FA. Gary Baxter is high on my list.

 

[Bobo]

I just wonder if Davis is more a Roy Will type, and not a good coverage guy or ball hawk. He's got the mini LB size, but I've seen him listed with a 4.62 40. That could a setup for a lot of burnt toast.

But I don't know who the quicker/faster FS's are coming out or how well they've played

 

[Oh_Canada]

I just wonder if Davis is more a Roy Will type, and not a good coverage guy or ball hawk. He's got the mini LB size, but I've seen him listed with a 4.62 40. That could a setup for a lot of burnt toast.

But I don't know who the quicker/faster FS's are coming out or how well they've played

The top playmaking Free Safety prospects in my opinion :

Brodney Pool, Okla

Josh Bullocks (junior), Nebraska--my personal choice (3rd round material)
6'0 205lbs 4.55/40, ballhawk, very good in coverage.

Micheal Huff, Texas

Vincent Fuller, Vtech

James Butler--Ga. Tech--Maybe the most upside

 

[nathanlt]

The top playmaking Free Safety prospects in my opinion :

Brodney Pool, Okla

Josh Bullocks (junior), Nebraska--my personal choice (3rd round material)
6'0 205lbs 4.55/40, ballhawk, very good in coverage.

Micheal Huff, Texas

Vincent Fuller, Vtech

James Butler--Ga. Tech--Maybe the most upside

I agree exactly with your first two picks. Of course, Dallas needs to work Keith Davis into the mix and Pete Hunter will have an opportunity to fit in somewhere next year as well.