cowboyjoe;2721943 said:heads up cowboys blitz, on direct tv right now,
its 6:01 pm
cowboyjoe;2721970 said:phooey, cheerleaders stuff up now
dcfanatic;2722007 said:Did he just say phooey?
Who even knows how to spell that?
cowboyjoe;2722093 said:ok Humble, here is link for michael irvin show if not too late
and download for application, good luck
http://www.spike.com/i/promo/irvin/
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If we do take a WR the kid had better be able to return punts!!!
41gy#;2722271 said:Of all those 4th-6th round guys that they talked about, Mike Wallace is the one most likely to be taken by the Cowboys.
Dallas will not draft a WR under 200 pounds, imo. Wallace is 199. They would take him.
Where is Juaquin Iglesias? I guarantee you the Cowboys like him in the slot and at flanker, especially inside. He is a steal in round 3, and he might be there.
Look at what Wes Bunting says about Iglesias and Brian Robiskie:
#74 Jauaquin Iglesias:
"Demonstrates better short-area quickness than given credit for and is one of the best route runners in the class".
# 86 Brian Robiskie
"I don't know what all the hype is about. Best-case scenario. Robiskie is a number 2 WR with little upside".
No wonder the Jets are looking at Austin, because they may have to settle for Robiskie.
Iglesias could replace Crayton and give you depth at flanker.
Does anyone know if Iglesias returned punts at Oklahoma?
dcfanatic;2722288 said:41, you will love this site.
http://www.cfbstats.com/
Iglesias only had 5 punt returns in two seasons.
Didn't seem to be his thing.
41gy#;2722271 said:Of all those 4th-6th round guys that they talked about, Mike Wallace is the one most likely to be taken by the Cowboys.
Dallas will not draft a WR under 200 pounds, imo. Wallace is 199. They would take him.
Where is Juaquin Iglesias? I guarantee you the Cowboys like him in the slot and at flanker, especially inside. He is a steal in round 3, and he might be there.
Look at what Wes Bunting says about Iglesias and Brian Robiskie:
#74 Jauaquin Iglesias:
"Demonstrates better short-area quickness than given credit for and is one of the best route runners in the class".
# 86 Brian Robiskie
"I don't know what all the hype is about. Best-case scenario. Robiskie is a number 2 WR with little upside".
No wonder the Jets are looking at Austin, because they may have to settle for Robiskie.
Iglesias could replace Crayton and give you depth at flanker.
Does anyone know if Iglesias returned punts at Oklahoma?