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Resign:
Mark Sanchez, the team will go with him
David Irving, He has said he wont take a long term deal because he;s banking on his value going up. minimum offer
Morris Claiborne, he will sign with Dallas with incentives
Darren McFadden, Dallas seems to have trust in him and he seems to accept his role
Richard Ash, hear all the time on cowboys radio the team likes him.
Release:
Alfred Morris, he's a gonner and gives dallas 1.5 in cap room
Free Agents:
Demarcus Ware, Dallas needs a guy to lead this defensive line. Ware isnt going to pile up the snaps he once did but the team wouldnt need him to. Lawrence, Mayowa and Tapper can all play the weakside.
Justin Gilbert, tremendous talent. This team would be the place to see if he truely wAnts to play ball. Nobody is going to offer him much money.
Trade Romo to KC for RD3 pick
Draft
RD1. Caleb Brantley DT Florida
Guy who reminds me of T McClain. Can play both spots inside and penetrate from both spots. Dallas showed late in the yr DE wasnt really the problem but a consistent push inside was. Collins and Brantley sound real nice for the future.
NFL.com draft profile
BOTTOM LINE
Powerful, stout defensive tackle with the quickness to play the three-technique and the power to play the nose. Brantley has the talent and traits that should appeal to both two-gap and one-gap defenses. While we haven't seen Brantley play in even half of Florida's defensive snaps in a single year, the talent is there to become an early starter and a defensive force up front.
RD2. Justin Evans S Texas A&M
Aggressive hitter that can make plays on the ball aswell. Needs to add a little weight but doubt that would be a problem.
NFL.com draft profile
BOTTOM LINE
Soft-spoken but carries a walloping stick. Plays the game with an elevated sense of urgency and excitement. He is a little undersized, but has plus speed, is an extremely physical hitter and can play deep or near the line of scrimmage. Athleticism and ball skills might lead a team to test him out as a slot corner. Regardless of where he plays, he has the talent to become a plus NFL starter and a potential Day 2 (Rounds 2-3) draft selection.
RD3(KC). Amara Darboh WR Michigan
Physical WR who isnt affraid to go across the middle and wins them 50-50 balls. Very good in what Dallas looks for in their WRs and thats the ability to block down the field.
NFL.com draft profile
BOTTOM LINE
Darboh caught the attention of scouts from very early on in his final season at Michigan. Darboh's outstanding size will have some teams excited, but he needs to run well at the combine in order to be targeted as a "size/speed" prospect. He lacks the quickness and hands to make a living underneath, but has the physical traits and willingness to help as a blocker that could get teams to bite on the second day of the draft (Rounds 2-3). Scheme fit could determine whether he becomes a WR2 or just a guy fighting for snaps off the bench.
RD3. Rasul Douglas CB WVU
Big CB who plays lights out in zone, which Dallas plays. But can play press aswell. Closes in and takes good angles to make plays on the ball as his 8ints this yr showed.
NFL.com draft profile
BOTTOM LINE
Douglas has rare size for the position and his 2016 interception total will add to the level of intrigue for NFL teams. There is no doubting Douglas' ability to make plays on the ball when he's in position, but his lack of long speed and closing burst could make his big senior season an anomaly. Douglas is a zone corner with press and trail ability but needs to run a reasonable time at the combine to solidify his draft slotting.
RD4. Avery Moss DE Youngstown St
Quick off the snap and attacks the T. Started at nebraska and did good but got kicked out of school for exposing himself to a female student lol. Transfered to Youngstown with former nebraska coach Bo pelini and dominated. Think he will be better then teammate Derek Rivers.
NFL.com draft profile
BOTTOM LINE
Moss is an ascending prospect who possesses the length and juice off the edge expected of open-side rusher. His big closing burst can be felt against both the run and pass and he translates to either 4-3 defensive end or 3-4 rush linebacker. Moss was productive at both Nebraska and Youngstown and his traits could lead to continued success as an eventual NFL starter.
RD6. Devine Redding RB Indiana
Played in a zone scheme. Good vision and patient. Would be a nice backup in 2018
RD7. Fred Ross WR Miss St
Was a big weapon for Dak in 2015, when he left his game suffered as did alot for the bulldogs.
RD7. James Owualu LB Notre Dame
Quick lb and guy who could fight for backup and core ST guy.
Mark Sanchez, the team will go with him
David Irving, He has said he wont take a long term deal because he;s banking on his value going up. minimum offer
Morris Claiborne, he will sign with Dallas with incentives
Darren McFadden, Dallas seems to have trust in him and he seems to accept his role
Richard Ash, hear all the time on cowboys radio the team likes him.
Release:
Alfred Morris, he's a gonner and gives dallas 1.5 in cap room
Free Agents:
Demarcus Ware, Dallas needs a guy to lead this defensive line. Ware isnt going to pile up the snaps he once did but the team wouldnt need him to. Lawrence, Mayowa and Tapper can all play the weakside.
Justin Gilbert, tremendous talent. This team would be the place to see if he truely wAnts to play ball. Nobody is going to offer him much money.
Trade Romo to KC for RD3 pick
Draft
RD1. Caleb Brantley DT Florida
Guy who reminds me of T McClain. Can play both spots inside and penetrate from both spots. Dallas showed late in the yr DE wasnt really the problem but a consistent push inside was. Collins and Brantley sound real nice for the future.
NFL.com draft profile
BOTTOM LINE
Powerful, stout defensive tackle with the quickness to play the three-technique and the power to play the nose. Brantley has the talent and traits that should appeal to both two-gap and one-gap defenses. While we haven't seen Brantley play in even half of Florida's defensive snaps in a single year, the talent is there to become an early starter and a defensive force up front.
RD2. Justin Evans S Texas A&M
Aggressive hitter that can make plays on the ball aswell. Needs to add a little weight but doubt that would be a problem.
NFL.com draft profile
BOTTOM LINE
Soft-spoken but carries a walloping stick. Plays the game with an elevated sense of urgency and excitement. He is a little undersized, but has plus speed, is an extremely physical hitter and can play deep or near the line of scrimmage. Athleticism and ball skills might lead a team to test him out as a slot corner. Regardless of where he plays, he has the talent to become a plus NFL starter and a potential Day 2 (Rounds 2-3) draft selection.
RD3(KC). Amara Darboh WR Michigan
Physical WR who isnt affraid to go across the middle and wins them 50-50 balls. Very good in what Dallas looks for in their WRs and thats the ability to block down the field.
NFL.com draft profile
BOTTOM LINE
Darboh caught the attention of scouts from very early on in his final season at Michigan. Darboh's outstanding size will have some teams excited, but he needs to run well at the combine in order to be targeted as a "size/speed" prospect. He lacks the quickness and hands to make a living underneath, but has the physical traits and willingness to help as a blocker that could get teams to bite on the second day of the draft (Rounds 2-3). Scheme fit could determine whether he becomes a WR2 or just a guy fighting for snaps off the bench.
RD3. Rasul Douglas CB WVU
Big CB who plays lights out in zone, which Dallas plays. But can play press aswell. Closes in and takes good angles to make plays on the ball as his 8ints this yr showed.
NFL.com draft profile
BOTTOM LINE
Douglas has rare size for the position and his 2016 interception total will add to the level of intrigue for NFL teams. There is no doubting Douglas' ability to make plays on the ball when he's in position, but his lack of long speed and closing burst could make his big senior season an anomaly. Douglas is a zone corner with press and trail ability but needs to run a reasonable time at the combine to solidify his draft slotting.
RD4. Avery Moss DE Youngstown St
Quick off the snap and attacks the T. Started at nebraska and did good but got kicked out of school for exposing himself to a female student lol. Transfered to Youngstown with former nebraska coach Bo pelini and dominated. Think he will be better then teammate Derek Rivers.
NFL.com draft profile
BOTTOM LINE
Moss is an ascending prospect who possesses the length and juice off the edge expected of open-side rusher. His big closing burst can be felt against both the run and pass and he translates to either 4-3 defensive end or 3-4 rush linebacker. Moss was productive at both Nebraska and Youngstown and his traits could lead to continued success as an eventual NFL starter.
RD6. Devine Redding RB Indiana
Played in a zone scheme. Good vision and patient. Would be a nice backup in 2018
RD7. Fred Ross WR Miss St
Was a big weapon for Dak in 2015, when he left his game suffered as did alot for the bulldogs.
RD7. James Owualu LB Notre Dame
Quick lb and guy who could fight for backup and core ST guy.
