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I post this version of my Mock believing that my 3 pet cat players for our first selection are already gone. These players would be...
Duke Robinson, OG, Oklahoma
Sean Smith, FS, Utah
Ron Brace, NT, Boston College
I now believe all 3 have reached either the 1st round or the top of the 2nd. This basically means I do not like this year's Draft very much. I feel the talent drops off at need positions where we pick. Even with that I still think there are good picks to be had.
As always I include my previous Mocks for comparison. Even though the data in them is outdated and irrelevant.
Version 3.0, Version 2.0, & Version 1.0
Cowboys 2nd round pick. Patrick Chung, SS, Oregon, 5'11", 215. A hitting machine who also has good coverage skills. 82 tackles, 6 passes defended, 6.5 tackles for losses. He comes to play every play.
3rd round pick from Cleveland. Eric Wood, C, Louisville, 6'4", 310. Can play OG as wll. Won't put deep snaps over Romo's head should we decide to move Gurode to OG. OL depth is critical.
4th from round Detroit. Lawrence Sidbury, DE, Richmond, 6'2", 265. This guy is from a small school but is all about production. 6.5 sacks and 14.5 tackles for loss. He never stops coming for the ball. His only negative is the small school, but don't let that stop anyone.
Cowboys 4th round pick. Daniel Holtzclaw, ILB, Eastern Michigan, 6'1", 245. A tackling machine. 4 year starter. Natural leader. I think this guy is a star in the making. Seems to be my pet cat this year.
Cowboys 5th round pick. Rhett Bomar, QB, Sam Houston State, 6'2", 218. It is time to develop some QB depth. A good 3rd string QB who could develop for the future. Talent is not a question. Accepted money from a booster and got expelled. No boosters in the NFL. He is the QB I think best fits our system and has a chance to progress.
5th round pick from Tennessee. Mike Thomas, WR, Arizona, 5'9", 187. A big time Punt Return threat who also has guts. Isn't afraid to go over the middle. Not likely to be a star, but can develop into a 3rd WR in the slot. Owens is probably gone. We need to fill that spot. This kid can develop and will push Crayton. A leader.
Compensatory 5th round pick. Louis Vazquez, OG, Texas Tech, 6'5", 333. When you think strong, this is the guy. 39 reps of 225 at the Combine. Played is passing Offense. Could develop into a steal.
6th round pick from Miami. DeAngelo Smith, CB, Cincinnati, 5'11", 194. 9 pass breakups in 2008. 5 INTs. Provides some depth. Value pick.
Compensatory 6th round pick. Myron Pryor, NT, Kentucky, 6'0", 319. This is a Chris Canty-like steal. If it weren't for injuries he could be a day 1 pick. Depth who can develop. 11 TFL, 4.5 sacks.
7th round pick from Detroit. Ryan Delrosal, OT, Dixie State, 6'5", 313. Heck of an athlete. Would you believe a sub 5.00 time in the 40 for a man that big? He did it and is strong too. A project, but good depth.
Cowboys 7th round pick. Dallas Reynolds, C, BYU, 6'5", 328. Depth across OL is needed badly. Don't even try to argue with me about his name. Fits this team. He is versatile. Can play all 5 OL positions.
Cuss it and discuss it.
Duke Robinson, OG, Oklahoma
Sean Smith, FS, Utah
Ron Brace, NT, Boston College
I now believe all 3 have reached either the 1st round or the top of the 2nd. This basically means I do not like this year's Draft very much. I feel the talent drops off at need positions where we pick. Even with that I still think there are good picks to be had.
As always I include my previous Mocks for comparison. Even though the data in them is outdated and irrelevant.
Version 3.0, Version 2.0, & Version 1.0
Cowboys 2nd round pick. Patrick Chung, SS, Oregon, 5'11", 215. A hitting machine who also has good coverage skills. 82 tackles, 6 passes defended, 6.5 tackles for losses. He comes to play every play.
3rd round pick from Cleveland. Eric Wood, C, Louisville, 6'4", 310. Can play OG as wll. Won't put deep snaps over Romo's head should we decide to move Gurode to OG. OL depth is critical.
4th from round Detroit. Lawrence Sidbury, DE, Richmond, 6'2", 265. This guy is from a small school but is all about production. 6.5 sacks and 14.5 tackles for loss. He never stops coming for the ball. His only negative is the small school, but don't let that stop anyone.
Cowboys 4th round pick. Daniel Holtzclaw, ILB, Eastern Michigan, 6'1", 245. A tackling machine. 4 year starter. Natural leader. I think this guy is a star in the making. Seems to be my pet cat this year.
Cowboys 5th round pick. Rhett Bomar, QB, Sam Houston State, 6'2", 218. It is time to develop some QB depth. A good 3rd string QB who could develop for the future. Talent is not a question. Accepted money from a booster and got expelled. No boosters in the NFL. He is the QB I think best fits our system and has a chance to progress.
5th round pick from Tennessee. Mike Thomas, WR, Arizona, 5'9", 187. A big time Punt Return threat who also has guts. Isn't afraid to go over the middle. Not likely to be a star, but can develop into a 3rd WR in the slot. Owens is probably gone. We need to fill that spot. This kid can develop and will push Crayton. A leader.
Compensatory 5th round pick. Louis Vazquez, OG, Texas Tech, 6'5", 333. When you think strong, this is the guy. 39 reps of 225 at the Combine. Played is passing Offense. Could develop into a steal.
6th round pick from Miami. DeAngelo Smith, CB, Cincinnati, 5'11", 194. 9 pass breakups in 2008. 5 INTs. Provides some depth. Value pick.
Compensatory 6th round pick. Myron Pryor, NT, Kentucky, 6'0", 319. This is a Chris Canty-like steal. If it weren't for injuries he could be a day 1 pick. Depth who can develop. 11 TFL, 4.5 sacks.
7th round pick from Detroit. Ryan Delrosal, OT, Dixie State, 6'5", 313. Heck of an athlete. Would you believe a sub 5.00 time in the 40 for a man that big? He did it and is strong too. A project, but good depth.
Cowboys 7th round pick. Dallas Reynolds, C, BYU, 6'5", 328. Depth across OL is needed badly. Don't even try to argue with me about his name. Fits this team. He is versatile. Can play all 5 OL positions.
Cuss it and discuss it.