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Ok, in this mock, we trade down in first round, and take J J Watt or Cameron Jordan, then to show most of my sleeper players, some you may know or not know, we trade down in each round to get extra picks to showcase off my draft picks. Starting out, with first rounder, we trade with Vikings to their 12th slot in first round, getting 3 picks so they can get Newton or Missouri QB. The thing to think about this draft is to keep in mind right now, after the draft you cant sign any undrafted players, so here I have some extra players through trading down. Again, this is a fun mock just to showcase some of my sleeper picks, Just for you SDogo no Barber trade in here either 
1st Cameron Jordan or J J Watt DE (Our 9th for Vikings 1st, 4th and 6th)
2nd Ben Ijalana Villanova 6-4 320 OT/OG (Our 2nd rounder we trade down and get an extra 3rd rounder plus a 7th rounder)
Arguably the best OT in FSC. Has started all four seasons, 39 career starts. Made 1st team All CAA three straight times. Also has garnered Outland and Walter Payton Award considerations. Ben has very quick feet for his size, he’s also very strong. 1st SN All American, AP All American, Walter Camp, AFCA All American.
2nd from Vikings we take Will Rackley Lehigh 6-4 305 OT/OG
The strong, massive talent has garnered plenty of recognition on countless all-America teams despite playing hurt most of last year. Tough and talented; projects as a guard where he has played at Lehigh. Has excellent technique, can run block effectively. He has a 400 lb bench. Performed very well in East-West Shrine game.
3rd round, we trade down, getting another 4th with some teams 3rd rounder & another 5th rounder.
Kenrick Ellis Hampton 6-3 280 NT
This kid just simply makes plays. Started three seasons and has been named 2x All MEAC. Moves around extremely well, is strong, physical and quick off the snap. Could probably play DE if asked. Plays hard on every down. Transfer from South Carolina. 2010: 94t, 15tfl, 2 sacks, 5qbh, 2FR, 2FF. 2009: 51t, 15tfl, 3.5 sacks. 2008: 49t, 7.5tfl, 3.5 sacks
3rd rounder Martin Parker Richmond 6-3 300 DE
Numerous All American selections in the past two seasons, ranked among the top 15 in the Buchanan Award voting in 2009, is 2x All CAA. Started 4yrs, has tremendous physical strength and toughness. Is one of the top defensive players in the FSC. Very difficult to get by in the middle, can also hassle QB’s. Has great quickness for his size. 2010: 96t, 13.5tfl, 5.5 sacks, pbu, 9qbh, FF, BK, 1st SN All American/AP All American, Walter Camp, AFCA All American. 2009: 75t, 15.5tfl, 6.5 sacks. 2008: 56t, 8tfl, 4 sacks, 3pbu. 2007: 61t, 9tfl, 3 sacks, 3FF, 3FR
4th rounder ours:Brandon Fusco Slippery Rock 6-4 305 C/OG
Top quality person and player Has been selected as the recipient of the 2010 Gene Upshaw Division II Lineman of the Year Award. Received 29 first-place and 30 second-place votes and received a top-four vote on 79 of the 101 ballots cast by sports information directors at NCAA Division II football-playing institutions. Earned three All-American honors in 2010 and three first-team All-
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference-Western Division honors during his career. Rimington Award Winner.
4th rounder from vikings to trade down the cowboys draft----
Justin Rogers Richmond 5-10 181 CB
An amazing athlete, both as a corner and as a KR. Made All American in four straight seasons (4x All CAA). The CAA all-time leader in KR yards. This kid has speed and great football instincts. Always a playmaker, he also has experience rushing the ball, catching passes and make a throw as well. Just a pure athlete. 2010: 53t, 2TFL, 2INT/TD, 5pbu, 2FF, PR-186y, 12.4 avg, KR-459y, 20 avg. 3rd AP All American, 1st All CAA. 2009: 30t, 3INT. 2008: 55t, 4tfl, 7INT/2TD, KR-702y, 20.6 avg, 2007: KR-1002y, 30.4 avg, 2TDs
4th rounder cowboys pick
Frantz Placide Wagner 6-2 205 S/PR/KR
Arguably the greatest special teams player in school history and quite possibly one of the best in the nation. Not only is he a skilled kick/punt blocker, he’s also a dangerous returnman and a hard hitting DB. Has numerous All NEC accolades. This kid deserves a shot at the bigtime. For his career Frantz has an amazing 12 blocked kicks and an impressive 5TDs on returns.2010: 40t, 5tfl, 4pbu, 3FR, 2FF, 2BKs, KR-473y, PR-TD. 2009: 40t, 7pbu, 6BKs, KR-777y, 2TDs. 2008: 45t, INT, 4pbu, 2BKs. 2007: 2BKs
5th rounder cowboys own draft pick: (the cowboiys trade this pick down some to get another 5th, plus a 7th)
Bobby Humphries Shepherd 6-3 250 FB
2010 Don Hansen NCAA Division II All-Super Region 1. Fullbacks usually don't receive a lot of recognition, but this is a pro quality FB. Helped key the Ram running game with his superb blocking, rushed 13 times for 117 yards and a pair of touchdowns. He added nine receptions for 105 yards.
5th rounder trade down from vikings extra pick cowboys take
David Mims Virginia Union 6-9 335 OT
Earned Honorable Mention All-American honors to the Black College All-American Team, the only VUU football player named to the team. Also played in the Russell HBCU Bowl. Anchored an offensive line which allowed VUU rushers to run for 1,887 yards and quarterbacks to pass for 1,765 yards. In all, VUU's offense generated 3,279 yards in total offense.
5th rounder, cowboys trading down to acquire another pick just for fun to show petcats
CB Buster Skrine, Tennessee-Chattanooga; 5-9, 185, 4.30 ... Three things will get a small-school player invited to the combine: speed, speed and more speed. And Skrine has all three! Indeed, the school claims he holds the scool record in the 40 at 4.22; and while not overly big he's got excellent strength. However, scouts will be looking to see if he is as quick and agile as he is fast; has 5 career picks, but also needs to show he's got next-level ball skills.
6th rounder, cowboys own draft pick, cowboys take
Jacob Hardwick Albany State 6-3 270 OLB/DE
A perfect fit in the 3-4 defensive scheme, putting his hand on the ground about 85-90 percent of the time and rushing the running back and passer from the WLB position. He's on top of the offensive linemen before they’re ready to deal with him. Has that first step; very, very quick. 2010 Stats: 57 tackles, 23 TFLs, 14.5 sacks, 5 PBUs, 7 QBHs, 1 FR, 5 FF. Transfer from Bowling Green.
6th rounder in trade down scenario acquired cowboys take
Travis Brisco Urbana 6-2 240 LB
A real prospect with good speed; a total playmaker. Very athletic with a unnatural abilty to geat behind the line of scrimmage. Fifth-year linebacker has already been named Defensive Player of the Year by the GLFC, All-American, etc. Completed his career as the school's all-time leader in quarterback sacks (48), tackles for loss (80.0) and forced fumbles (15). Led the nation in all three categories this season, racking up 16 sacks, 28.5 tackles for loss, and 7 forced fumbles. All three of those marks were also single season Urbana records. A pass-rush specialist at heart, began his career as a defensive end. As a sophomore, converted to linebacker Has garnered some attention from NFL scouts, and an appearance in Division II's premiere all-star showcase the Cactus Bowl gave him one more opportunity to display his skills for teams at the next level.
7th rounder, cowboys own pick cowboys draft:
Frank Kearse Alabama A&M 6-4 305 DE
Complied four memorable years at A&M and helped anchor an A&M unit that finished second in the SWAC in total defense (312.8), third in rushing defense (122.4), fourth in pass defense (190.5) and sixth in scoring defense (23.9). Amassed 122 tackles, five passes defended, three forced fumbles, two fumbles recovered, a block kick, 44 games played, 7 sacks for 35 yards and 2 Ints. Participated in the Russell Athletic HBCU bowl. 2010 Stats: 57 tackles, 14 TFLs, 1 sack, 1 PBU, 1 QBH, 2 FF.
7th rounder cowboys draft:
Korey Lindsay Southern Illinois 5-10 182 CB could be moved to S
Considered one of the top corners in the nation. Is just a natural at the position. Has the speed, awareness and instincts to succeed at the next lev
el. Can shut down an opposing wide receiver or make a big hit on a tight end. Is 3x 1st team All MVC and 3x All American. Uses tremendous agility and soft hands to make big plays. 2010: 41t, 2.5tfl, INT, 8pbu, 2nd SN All American, AP All American. 2009: 63t, 6INTs, 2008: 39t, 6INTs
7th rounder in trade down scenario cowboys draft
Tommy Connors Southeastern Louisiana 6-1 215 S
Named to the All-Southland team for the fourth time in his career. Showed no ill effects from missing the majority of 2009 with an injury. Led the Southland with four fumble recoveries, while also finishing among the league leaders with 98 tackles, 10.5 tackles for loss, 10 passes defended, three interceptions and three fumble recoveries. Also finished as the program’s career leader in forced fumbles, fumble returns and fumble return touchdowns. He was also among the school’s career leaders in tackles, fumble recoveries, pass breakups, interceptions and tackles for loss. His four forced fumbles in 2010 also were a single-season school mark.
7th rounder extra pick acquired in trade down, one of my real favorite pet cats:
WR Andre Holmes, Hillsdale; 6-4, 210, 4.47 to 4.53 ... Another former track star with excellent speed with a chance to shine at the combine; was actually recruited at Hillsdale as a triple jumper - he won the conference title as a freshman - and is relatively new to the game. Made huge strides as a wideout over his career at Hillsdale, though; indeed, caught 104 passes for almost 1,400 yards and 11 TDs as a senior; rangy receiver with long arms and decent hands and was a real match-up problem at the DII level, but has lots to learn about the nuances of the position.
1st Cameron Jordan or J J Watt DE (Our 9th for Vikings 1st, 4th and 6th)
2nd Ben Ijalana Villanova 6-4 320 OT/OG (Our 2nd rounder we trade down and get an extra 3rd rounder plus a 7th rounder)
Arguably the best OT in FSC. Has started all four seasons, 39 career starts. Made 1st team All CAA three straight times. Also has garnered Outland and Walter Payton Award considerations. Ben has very quick feet for his size, he’s also very strong. 1st SN All American, AP All American, Walter Camp, AFCA All American.
2nd from Vikings we take Will Rackley Lehigh 6-4 305 OT/OG
The strong, massive talent has garnered plenty of recognition on countless all-America teams despite playing hurt most of last year. Tough and talented; projects as a guard where he has played at Lehigh. Has excellent technique, can run block effectively. He has a 400 lb bench. Performed very well in East-West Shrine game.
3rd round, we trade down, getting another 4th with some teams 3rd rounder & another 5th rounder.
Kenrick Ellis Hampton 6-3 280 NT
This kid just simply makes plays. Started three seasons and has been named 2x All MEAC. Moves around extremely well, is strong, physical and quick off the snap. Could probably play DE if asked. Plays hard on every down. Transfer from South Carolina. 2010: 94t, 15tfl, 2 sacks, 5qbh, 2FR, 2FF. 2009: 51t, 15tfl, 3.5 sacks. 2008: 49t, 7.5tfl, 3.5 sacks
3rd rounder Martin Parker Richmond 6-3 300 DE
Numerous All American selections in the past two seasons, ranked among the top 15 in the Buchanan Award voting in 2009, is 2x All CAA. Started 4yrs, has tremendous physical strength and toughness. Is one of the top defensive players in the FSC. Very difficult to get by in the middle, can also hassle QB’s. Has great quickness for his size. 2010: 96t, 13.5tfl, 5.5 sacks, pbu, 9qbh, FF, BK, 1st SN All American/AP All American, Walter Camp, AFCA All American. 2009: 75t, 15.5tfl, 6.5 sacks. 2008: 56t, 8tfl, 4 sacks, 3pbu. 2007: 61t, 9tfl, 3 sacks, 3FF, 3FR
4th rounder ours:Brandon Fusco Slippery Rock 6-4 305 C/OG
Top quality person and player Has been selected as the recipient of the 2010 Gene Upshaw Division II Lineman of the Year Award. Received 29 first-place and 30 second-place votes and received a top-four vote on 79 of the 101 ballots cast by sports information directors at NCAA Division II football-playing institutions. Earned three All-American honors in 2010 and three first-team All-
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference-Western Division honors during his career. Rimington Award Winner.
4th rounder from vikings to trade down the cowboys draft----
Justin Rogers Richmond 5-10 181 CB
An amazing athlete, both as a corner and as a KR. Made All American in four straight seasons (4x All CAA). The CAA all-time leader in KR yards. This kid has speed and great football instincts. Always a playmaker, he also has experience rushing the ball, catching passes and make a throw as well. Just a pure athlete. 2010: 53t, 2TFL, 2INT/TD, 5pbu, 2FF, PR-186y, 12.4 avg, KR-459y, 20 avg. 3rd AP All American, 1st All CAA. 2009: 30t, 3INT. 2008: 55t, 4tfl, 7INT/2TD, KR-702y, 20.6 avg, 2007: KR-1002y, 30.4 avg, 2TDs
4th rounder cowboys pick
Frantz Placide Wagner 6-2 205 S/PR/KR
Arguably the greatest special teams player in school history and quite possibly one of the best in the nation. Not only is he a skilled kick/punt blocker, he’s also a dangerous returnman and a hard hitting DB. Has numerous All NEC accolades. This kid deserves a shot at the bigtime. For his career Frantz has an amazing 12 blocked kicks and an impressive 5TDs on returns.2010: 40t, 5tfl, 4pbu, 3FR, 2FF, 2BKs, KR-473y, PR-TD. 2009: 40t, 7pbu, 6BKs, KR-777y, 2TDs. 2008: 45t, INT, 4pbu, 2BKs. 2007: 2BKs
5th rounder cowboys own draft pick: (the cowboiys trade this pick down some to get another 5th, plus a 7th)
Bobby Humphries Shepherd 6-3 250 FB
2010 Don Hansen NCAA Division II All-Super Region 1. Fullbacks usually don't receive a lot of recognition, but this is a pro quality FB. Helped key the Ram running game with his superb blocking, rushed 13 times for 117 yards and a pair of touchdowns. He added nine receptions for 105 yards.
5th rounder trade down from vikings extra pick cowboys take
David Mims Virginia Union 6-9 335 OT
Earned Honorable Mention All-American honors to the Black College All-American Team, the only VUU football player named to the team. Also played in the Russell HBCU Bowl. Anchored an offensive line which allowed VUU rushers to run for 1,887 yards and quarterbacks to pass for 1,765 yards. In all, VUU's offense generated 3,279 yards in total offense.
5th rounder, cowboys trading down to acquire another pick just for fun to show petcats
CB Buster Skrine, Tennessee-Chattanooga; 5-9, 185, 4.30 ... Three things will get a small-school player invited to the combine: speed, speed and more speed. And Skrine has all three! Indeed, the school claims he holds the scool record in the 40 at 4.22; and while not overly big he's got excellent strength. However, scouts will be looking to see if he is as quick and agile as he is fast; has 5 career picks, but also needs to show he's got next-level ball skills.
6th rounder, cowboys own draft pick, cowboys take
Jacob Hardwick Albany State 6-3 270 OLB/DE
A perfect fit in the 3-4 defensive scheme, putting his hand on the ground about 85-90 percent of the time and rushing the running back and passer from the WLB position. He's on top of the offensive linemen before they’re ready to deal with him. Has that first step; very, very quick. 2010 Stats: 57 tackles, 23 TFLs, 14.5 sacks, 5 PBUs, 7 QBHs, 1 FR, 5 FF. Transfer from Bowling Green.
6th rounder in trade down scenario acquired cowboys take
Travis Brisco Urbana 6-2 240 LB
A real prospect with good speed; a total playmaker. Very athletic with a unnatural abilty to geat behind the line of scrimmage. Fifth-year linebacker has already been named Defensive Player of the Year by the GLFC, All-American, etc. Completed his career as the school's all-time leader in quarterback sacks (48), tackles for loss (80.0) and forced fumbles (15). Led the nation in all three categories this season, racking up 16 sacks, 28.5 tackles for loss, and 7 forced fumbles. All three of those marks were also single season Urbana records. A pass-rush specialist at heart, began his career as a defensive end. As a sophomore, converted to linebacker Has garnered some attention from NFL scouts, and an appearance in Division II's premiere all-star showcase the Cactus Bowl gave him one more opportunity to display his skills for teams at the next level.
7th rounder, cowboys own pick cowboys draft:
Frank Kearse Alabama A&M 6-4 305 DE
Complied four memorable years at A&M and helped anchor an A&M unit that finished second in the SWAC in total defense (312.8), third in rushing defense (122.4), fourth in pass defense (190.5) and sixth in scoring defense (23.9). Amassed 122 tackles, five passes defended, three forced fumbles, two fumbles recovered, a block kick, 44 games played, 7 sacks for 35 yards and 2 Ints. Participated in the Russell Athletic HBCU bowl. 2010 Stats: 57 tackles, 14 TFLs, 1 sack, 1 PBU, 1 QBH, 2 FF.
7th rounder cowboys draft:
Korey Lindsay Southern Illinois 5-10 182 CB could be moved to S
Considered one of the top corners in the nation. Is just a natural at the position. Has the speed, awareness and instincts to succeed at the next lev
el. Can shut down an opposing wide receiver or make a big hit on a tight end. Is 3x 1st team All MVC and 3x All American. Uses tremendous agility and soft hands to make big plays. 2010: 41t, 2.5tfl, INT, 8pbu, 2nd SN All American, AP All American. 2009: 63t, 6INTs, 2008: 39t, 6INTs
7th rounder in trade down scenario cowboys draft
Tommy Connors Southeastern Louisiana 6-1 215 S
Named to the All-Southland team for the fourth time in his career. Showed no ill effects from missing the majority of 2009 with an injury. Led the Southland with four fumble recoveries, while also finishing among the league leaders with 98 tackles, 10.5 tackles for loss, 10 passes defended, three interceptions and three fumble recoveries. Also finished as the program’s career leader in forced fumbles, fumble returns and fumble return touchdowns. He was also among the school’s career leaders in tackles, fumble recoveries, pass breakups, interceptions and tackles for loss. His four forced fumbles in 2010 also were a single-season school mark.
7th rounder extra pick acquired in trade down, one of my real favorite pet cats:
WR Andre Holmes, Hillsdale; 6-4, 210, 4.47 to 4.53 ... Another former track star with excellent speed with a chance to shine at the combine; was actually recruited at Hillsdale as a triple jumper - he won the conference title as a freshman - and is relatively new to the game. Made huge strides as a wideout over his career at Hillsdale, though; indeed, caught 104 passes for almost 1,400 yards and 11 TDs as a senior; rangy receiver with long arms and decent hands and was a real match-up problem at the DII level, but has lots to learn about the nuances of the position.
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