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Tavon Austin - top of the list, they're serious about this guy getting 10+ touches a game on 20+ snaps, he's likely the steal of the off season because he can turn 10 touches into 75+ yards and 4 big plays ...
in exchange for 6th round pick.

The rest are RFAs and forgotten guys

Charles Tapper - until injured early season he was our best DE coming out of camp in 217

Tyree Robinson - based on the tape and his pro day it's amazing this guy wasn't a top 10 S in the draft

DeQuinton Osborne - instant bull rush, brings intensity
 
I'm hoping Hurns and Gallup will be able to distinguish themselves positively enough to prove themselves worthy of admiration. As far as being pet cats, I'm not prepared to declare anyone that special without offering proof of their competence. We have too many questions to be answered to commit to anyone without knowing more about what to expect of them. If pressed at gunpoint to pick one, I'd probably go with Demarcus Lawrence.
 
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There are many candidates like never I remember.
I'll vote for DeQuinton Osborne.
Billy Price did a decete job last year so maybe.

The great thing about this new talent it gives Garrett a valid excuse. :cool:
 
For me, it's the first three picks.
I understand that pet cats are usually late rd picks, FA signings or udfas but
it's important to get a lot out of these picks.

LVE - with Sean Lee nearing the end (2 years), it would be perfect timing for
the kid to live up to his billing as the prototype LB for the changing rules of the game.

Williams - seeing the athleticism of this kid, I can't wait to see him on a pulling play.
To me, he's the easiest to root for. Anyone who watched the video of him buying
his dad a car, well, it was a touching moment. Not afraid to say it.

Gallup - maybe I just have rose colored glasses but I really feel this kid can be special.
He has all the tools and says all the right stuff... knows the full route tree.
I don't think he'll have elite stats but I do think he'll become an elite player. Clutch.

For a more traditional style pet cat, I'll take Kony Ealey (sp?).
It will be interesting to see if he has the fire to rejuvenate his career.
He's still very young. I think he can be a situational pass rusher and also
be used in certain short yardage situations.
 
Noah Brown, again.

Last year, way back in January of 2017 I started saying Dallas needs to find a way to draft this guy.
Just as back in 2014 I started on the Zeke needs to be drafted train.

Anyway, I will stick with Noah again. Last year it was to make the team. And maybe so this year as well. However, I will take it up a notch. I won't say a starter, but it would be great. So I will say the #3 Wr. Not the slot, but the 3rd WR coming in to rotate, or in a true 3 or 4 WR set.
 
jazzcat22 said:
Noah Brown, again.

Last year, way back in January of 2017 I started saying Dallas needs to find a way to draft this guy.
Just as back in 2014 I started on the Zeke needs to be drafted train.

Anyway, I will stick with Noah again. Last year it was to make the team. And maybe so this year as well. However, I will take it up a notch. I won't say a starter, but it would be great. So I will say the #3 Wr. Not the slot, but the 3rd WR coming in to rotate, or in a true 3 or 4 WR set.
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Thats mine too
 
How about Dak Prescott with better down field vision and better accuracy to help some of these pet cats realize their potential.
 
Number1 said:
Tavon Austin - top of the list, they're serious about this guy getting 10+ touches a game on 20+ snaps, he's likely the steal of the off season because he can turn 10 touches into 75+ yards and 4 big plays ...
in exchange for 6th round pick.

The rest are RFAs and forgotten guys

Charles Tapper - until injured early season he was our best DE coming out of camp in 217

Tyree Robinson - based on the tape and his pro day it's amazing this guy wasn't a top 10 S in the draft

DeQuinton Osborne - instant bull rush, brings intensity
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I think Tapper's time in dallas is done...during his time when he played, he showed he is not dynamic and kind of a one trick pony, just trying to use his speed, and didn't have any moves or enough strength

I like see Robinson make the team. I like Wilson and Gallup...like to see them get up the depth chart.
 
jazzcat22 said:
Noah Brown, again.

Last year, way back in January of 2017 I started saying Dallas needs to find a way to draft this guy.
Just as back in 2014 I started on the Zeke needs to be drafted train.

Anyway, I will stick with Noah again. Last year it was to make the team. And maybe so this year as well. However, I will take it up a notch. I won't say a starter, but it would be great. So I will say the #3 Wr. Not the slot, but the 3rd WR coming in to rotate, or in a true 3 or 4 WR set.
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With Dez and T-Will and butler all being in front of him he never got a real shot. Well he has it now with no excuses. If him and Dak can get a connection it would be great. He has been here long enough to know the playbook and route tree. I am hoping one of the rookie picks can step up also. T-Will will be suspended or just released. Dez is gone and butler also. Oh yeah and Witten.

Wow, think about that for a second. We have Beez. That’s the only starter left in the WR corps from last years.
 
I haven’t picked one yet. I went with joey ivie last year. Didn’t work out well.

Was looking at Osbourne or Wilson but hate to jinx them. Lol
 
glimmerman said:
With Dez and T-Will and butler all being in front of him he never got a real shot. Well he has it now with no excuses. If him and Dak can get a connection it would be great. He has been here long enough to know the playbook and route tree. I am hoping one of the rookie picks can step up also. T-Will will be suspended or just released. Dez is gone and butler also. Oh yeah and Witten.

Wow, think about that for a second. We have Beez. That’s the only starter left in the WR corps from last years.
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Brown knows how to get open, and down field in college he did a lot. Yes against lesser talent, as he is not a speedster, so against faster DB's will be harder to do. He averaged over 30 yards per catch in college.
He has good hands and can go get the ball. He will have his chance to show what he can do for sure.
 
Cedric Wilson. Thought he would of gone early day 3.
Dalton Schultz.
Allen Hurns
LVE
 
Number1 said:
Tavon Austin - top of the list, they're serious about this guy getting 10+ touches a game on 20+ snaps, he's likely the steal of the off season because he can turn 10 touches into 75+ yards and 4 big plays ...
in exchange for 6th round pick.

The rest are RFAs and forgotten guys

Charles Tapper - until injured early season he was our best DE coming out of camp in 217

Tyree Robinson - based on the tape and his pro day it's amazing this guy wasn't a top 10 S in the draft

DeQuinton Osborne - instant bull rush, brings intensity
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Sometimes pet cat's hack up a furball

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Got me 3 dogs in this fight, LVE, Xavier Woods and Michael Gallup
 
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