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RB is also a huge need and we would be getting a very good one.It’s almost impossible for us to mess up at
12 with how many needs we have…Hampton would be messing up at 12.
RB is also a huge need and we would be getting a very good one.It’s almost impossible for us to mess up at
12 with how many needs we have…Hampton would be messing up at 12.
You are missing his power running between the tackles and break away speed in the open field.I see absolutely nothing in Hampton that excites me at all. Yeah Yeah I know I’m not a scout but rb’s are usually pretty easy to get juiced about. Hampton = Nothing for me. What am I missing?!
For sure.Picking the 2nd best RB at #12 overall is 1 of the dumber the things you could possibly do as a GM…so I don’t rule it out
The focus we have been hearing is getting more physical and running the ball. So are not going to draft accordingly? Was that all talk and wishful thinking?I hope they don't go RB in rd 1, but Hampton is a really good player. Amos is a good CB too. I wouldn't be super angry.
But, I'd be a little disturbed they still aren't addressing the D-line with a high draft pick, especially at 1T. This class is deep at DT but most of them are 3T's. It's thin at top tier 1T's and I think they need to take advantage of that when they get the chance. IMHO a stud 1T DT is a bigger need than CB. So I'm looking to grab the best one I can at 44. T Williams for osu would do.
I'm all for it. But I want to get much tougher in the trenches. RB toughness can be found at all levels of this class.The focus we have been hearing is getting more physical and running the ball. So are not going to draft accordingly? Was that all talk and wishful thinking?
It definitely should be the trenches, but we will most likely go WR/RB/CB, which does not make us a more physical team.I'm all for it. But I want to get much tougher in the trenches. RB toughness can be found at all levels of this class.
We’d be getting a player that is commonlyRB is also a huge need and we would be getting a very good one.
Hampton is going off the board faster than most think. And position depth doesn't keep me from drafting him. Running backs are high value if you want to have a dominant rushing attack.We’d be getting a player that is commonly
ranked as a fringe 1st / 2nd rounder at 12 at
one of the lowest value positions in football in a loaded class.
If you are hoping for a DT in the first couple of rounds, I'm afraid you are going to be disappointed.I hope they don't go RB in rd 1, but Hampton is a really good player. Amos is a good CB too. I wouldn't be super angry.
But, I'd be a little disturbed they still aren't addressing the D-line with a high draft pick, especially at 1T. This class is deep at DT but most of them are 3T's. It's thin at top tier 1T's and I think they need to take advantage of that when they get the chance. IMHO a stud 1T DT is a bigger need than CB. So I'm looking to grab the best one I can at 44. T Williams for osu would do.
Kiper has him 10th on his big board. Who knows if teams have the same value on him.We’d be getting a player that is commonly
ranked as a fringe 1st / 2nd rounder at 12 at
one of the lowest value positions in football in a loaded class.
It is but we are hoping to get a few starters possibly in the first two rounds. I think we can get 3 if we make running back a third rounder.RB is also a huge need and we would be getting a very good one.
12. Dallas Cowboys
Omarion Hampton, RB, North Carolina
I was torn here, as I think Dallas will look at all offensive playmakers. It needs a difference-making WR2 to take some of the load off CeeDee Lamb. But I'm not sure Texas' Matthew Golden or Arizona's Tetairoa McMillan will go quite this early.
Instead, I see the Cowboys trying to improve the run game, which managed 4.0 yards per carry and a league-low six TDs last season. They have thus far replaced Rico Dowdle with Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders. Neither new back has the home run ability of Hampton, who can scoot through holes and take off despite his 221-pound build. I've never been an advocate of the first-round running back, but team owner Jerry Jones isn't afraid to address the position on Day 1.
44. Dallas Cowboys
Trey Amos, CB, Ole Miss
Trevon Diggs had 11 interceptions in 2021, and DaRon Bland had nine in 2023. But neither played more than 11 games last season, and both struggled at times in coverage when on the field. The end result was 7.9 yards allowed per opponent pass attempt, which tied for worst in the NFL.
Amos had three picks and 15 pass breakups last season, and he has played in 63 career games. In addition to shoring up the outside, he'd help replace Jourdan Lewis, the Cowboys' slot corner who left in free agency.