This is the height of the misinformation season, and the Cowboys are just going to come out and tell Mosley all their draft plans. Hmmm. I'm not so sure about this. There really isn't anything new here. The trade down "talks" were planted weeks ago, and everyone knows the obvious trading partners. The only surprise is seeing Amukamara's name there, and I still don't think Dallas will draft him based on a public source I trust.
Mosley has a shaky foundation here.
The Tennessee Titans are a possible trade down team, and I heard where the Eagles (a team that highly most likely covets Tyron Smith) could be a trade partner for Tennessee. Jake Locker could be their target where the Eagles pick. If Nick Fairley is off the board, Tennessee will likely try to bail from 8, so they can draft a DE, QB, or Amukamara. So, Dallas coming out with information like this (no difference between Smith, Solder, or Castonzo) could be misdirection. I can't prove it, but time will tell.
There is plenty of difference between the 3 players. I can assure you. I'm not dumb. I would be willing to bet that the other teams know that Tyron Smith has the best combination of athletic ability and power in this draft. Smith is the best RT (athleticism and power) in this draft for a team that needs a RT. The thought that Tyron Smith couldn't supplant Doug Free at LT (like Solder) is comical.
If the Cowboys draft J.J. Watt or Cameron Jordan or Aldon Smith (Tyron has him beaten on film) in favor of Tyron Smith, this era of Cowboys football is over. Any defensive player likely does the trick. What part of the interior of the offensive line is about to crumble do some people not understand. You better be better than stout on the right edge.
You can draft the best offensive tackle at 9 and not have to settle for the one that falls to you, and you can draft an interior offensive linemen in round 2. You can pick twice in round 2 if you trade up from round 3. Both rounds have been unkind to the Cowboys. The hits have been rare from 2000-2009.