NFL Draft Prospect: Sinorice Moss

[Reigle9]

I agree. I am not too hyped up on him either. If he is there in the third....maybe, but I wouldn't pull the trigger on Moss in the second either. I think he is overrated. I would much more like to have Jackson (doesn't compare I know....cause he is better) or Hagan as a WR prospect this year.

If one of the two aren't available, I could see the Boys not picking WR until the later rounds since this is such a deep draft at other positions of need.

I'm not understanding this talk either. I was maybe thinking of Jackson at 18 until we just signed that WR, but certainly not Moss. I'd rather give David LeFleur a shot at Jason Wittens job and put Quincy Carter on the Ring of Honor (the dude is 5'8 and didn't have the biggest career at da U.) We have so many more need positions that can be filled, and filled with quality. I think next year could be the WR pick: 1. because it has to be deeper than this one 2. Terry Glenn is well.......after this year 3. who knows what's going to happen with that WR that just signed

 

[MONT17]

u have the Wr from Bama...Mix or Nix! Day 2 selection more than likeley!!!


Jimmy Williams would be awesome at 18

 

[Dayton Cowboy]

sounds like Carpenter may fall into the second...anyone have his March 9 workout? all we got was that BS that HAWk ran a 4.2 or something!!!



Vick will end up in a ATl as an undrafted player!!!

Bobby Carpenter LB Carpenter is only 90 percent healthy, according to trainers, but he ran the 40 in 4.66 and 4.68, the short shuttle in 4.31 and the three-cone drill in 6.88. He also had a 34 1/2-inch vertical jump, a broad jump of 10-foot-4, and did 20 strength reps. Carpenter looked very good in his position drills.

http://nfl.com/draft/analysis/individual_workouts#buckeye

 

[Zippy Speedster]

Jackson or Holmes

 

[jterrell]

I am not big on Moss.
Lack of college production leaves me thinking he may be a late bloomer like Santana.

Chad Jackson is intringuing because of all the measurables but again you wonder how a guy who runs and catches so well just didnt perform better as a collegian.

My guess is we look WR in round 3 not earlier. I am pretty certain it won't be round 1.

 

[RealCowboyfan]

DEMECO RYANS

Height:: 6-1
Weight:: 236
40 Yard Dash:: 4.65
Verticle Jump:: 39
20 Yard Dash:: 2.68
NFL Comparison:: D.J. Williams, Broncos

Against the inside run: Lacks ideal size and bulk to hold ground at the point of attack but makes up for it with great technique, instincts and quickness. Plays with good leverage and uses hands well to shed blockers. Must get stronger and bulkier. Grade: 7.9.

Against the outside run: Shows good quickness. Moves well laterally along the line of scrimmage. Uses hands and good body control to fight through traffic. Takes good angles to the ball. Breaks down, doesn't over-pursue and is a reliable n>open-field tackler. Grade: 8.5.
Blitz/coverage:: Shows good quickness, instincts and relentlessness on blitzes. Shows a closing burst to the quarterback. Has experience as a pass rusher with more than one move. Is quick enough to cover tight ends and running backs near the line of scrimmage and on underneath zones. Can turn and run with them, but lacks the speed to play man-to-man downfield. Grade: 8.0.
Run/pass recognition: Shows outstanding instincts and recognition skills. Rarely takes false steps or gets caught out of position. Shows good discipline and fundamentals, and doesn't miss an assignment. Grade: 8.0.
Pursuit/tackling: Compensates for lack of elite speed with a nose for the ball. Always gets in position to make tackles. Explodes through tackles but wraps up and plays under control. Rarely misses tackles. Grade: 8.2. Bottom line: Ryans is a good, not elite, athlete, but he is an elite football player who always is around the ball. A four-time Academic All-SEC player, he works hard on and off the field with impeccable character. He is versatile, having played everywhere at linebacker and some as a pass-rushing end. He might be best suited for inside as a downhill defender attacking the line of scrimmage. Ryans will contribute nicely as a rookie and should be selected in mid-to-late Round 1.

Dan Pompei analysis
Athletic player who can run. Has the versatility to play multiple linebacker positions. Has instincts and plays aggressively. Consistent tackler who can hit.-sportinnews.com

Update::
http://www.rotoworld.com/content/playerpages/player_main.asp?sport=NFL&id=3657

http://www.kffl.com/player/13440/NFL

Article::
http://www.sportingnews.com/yourturn/viewtopic.php?t=43830
http://www.thejacksonchannel.com/cfoot453/5514850/detail.html

Accomplishments::
http://www.rolltide.com/football/5725.asp

Profile::
http://www.fftoolbox.com/nfl_draft/profile_display.cfm?Prospect_ID=904

Highlight::
http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/assets/wmv/TL51101213.WMV

 

[Chuck 54]

I'd take Chad Jackson, WR, at 18 over any guy on this thread...no way in the world we use #18 on Carpenter...that would just be stupid. I don't think he will be drafted at all in round 1....it's likely that he could slip and be there for us in round 2 is someone really wants him....Frankly, I'm not very enamoured.

 

[RealCowboyfan]

Charlie Whitehurst

Height:: 6-4
Weight:: 225
40 Yard Dash:: 4.74
20 Yard Dash:: 2.74
10 Yard Dash:: 1.65

Strengths: Is tall and sturdy. Sees over offensive linemen and easily spots receivers in n>open passing windows. Shows the strong arm to make every NFL pass with a high release point. Consistently completes downfield passes and deep-out routes. Is efficient when rolling left or right. Shows nice touch and precision on underneath routes. Sells the run well on play-action fakes. If given time, can pick apart a defense.

Weaknesses: Is too inconsistent. Shows average athleticism; isn't a threat to run. Tends to be reckless and overconfident with passes. Takes too many risks. Doesn't make good decisions when blitzed. Rarely steps into a throw while under pressure. Has a slow release; holds the ball too long on downfield timing routes. Throws way too many interceptions. Bottom line: Whitehurst passed for a ton of yards in college but also made plenty of mistakes. He has all the physical tools but must make better decisions to play in the NFL. He will be impressive in workouts, which should raise his stock. He projects as an early-Day 2 prospect who still could jump as high as the second round. -sportingnews.com

Highlights::
http://www.thetigernet.com:8080/phot...2_itemId=56289
http://www.thetigernet.com:8080/phot...2_itemId=53183
http://www.thetigernet.com:8080/phot...2_itemId=53186
http://www.thetigernet.com:8080/phot...2_itemId=54505
http://www.thetigernet.com:8080/phot...2_itemId=54481

Article::
http://chronicle.augusta.com/stories/121502/cle_251-2627.001.shtml


Profile::
http://scout.scout.com/a.z?s=46&p=8&c=1&nid=787179
http://clemsontigers.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/whitehurst_charlie00.html

Photo Galary::
http://clemson.scout.com/2/186103.html
http://clemsontigers.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/092102aaa.html

 

[RealCowboyfan]

Ernie Sims

Height:: 6-2
Weight:: 240
40 Yard Dash:: 4.48
20 Yard Dash:: 2.58
10 Yard Dash:: 1.53

Strengths: Is a fast, athletic and tenacious sideline-to-sideline linebacker who always is around the ball. Shows great quickness in pursuit; takes good angles, uses upper-body strength to fight through traffic and explodes into ball carriers. Shows good awareness and athleticism in coverage. Drops quickly in zones and matches up well with tight ends and running backs in man-to-man. Until ready to start, can play in the nickel because of elite coverage and ball skills. Has the speed and mentality to contribute on special teams.

Weaknesses: Lacks ideal size and must strengthen lower body to hold ground at the point of attack. Tends to allow blockers to get into body and ride him out of plays. Tries to avoid blockers; can get caught out of position. Sometimes is too aggressive in open field. Lacks great blitz instincts. Character is considerable concern; altercation with girlfriend in summer of 2005 led to police getting involved. Broken ankle in '05 and multiple concussions in college raise durability issues.
Bottom line: Sims fits the profile of the 'Tampa 2' weakside linebacker and brings the speed, athleticism and playmaking flair many seek. He lacks strength at the point of attack but only three years out of high school, he is a hard worker with potential to bulk up his lower body. Sims should come off the board in the early second round.



NEWS If the Colts opt to help themselves at linebacker through the draft, two prospects that could end up topping their list are Florida State’s Ernie Sims and Texas-El Paso’s Thomas Howard. According to most scouting services, Sims has been a fast riser and could be gone by the time Indianapolis makes its first selection with a 30th pick of the first round. If the Colts decide to go for a running back with their initial draft choice, Howard might be available in the second round. “Without giving away secrets and what we’re going to do [in the draft], we’re still looking to continue to build the defense,” coach Tony Dungy said. -- Terre Haute (Ind.) Star-Tribune-sportingnews.com


Highlights::
http://www.touchdownfsu.com/Video/ernie_sims_iii.mpg
http://mfile.akamai.com/9192/wmv/cst...ims-100604.asx

Profiles::
http://seminoles.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/sims_ernie00.html
http://rivals100.rivals.com/viewprospect.asp?pr_key=7972

Articles::
http://seminoles.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/010906aaa.html

 

[RealCowboyfan]

Ernie Sims

Height:: 6-2
Weight:: 240
40 Yard Dash:: 4.48
20 Yard Dash:: 2.58
10 Yard Dash:: 1.53

Strengths: Is a fast, athletic and tenacious sideline-to-sideline linebacker who always is around the ball. Shows great quickness in pursuit; takes good angles, uses upper-body strength to fight through traffic and explodes into ball carriers. Shows good awareness and athleticism in coverage. Drops quickly in zones and matches up well with tight ends and running backs in man-to-man. Until ready to start, can play in the nickel because of elite coverage and ball skills. Has the speed and mentality to contribute on special teams.

Weaknesses: Lacks ideal size and must strengthen lower body to hold ground at the point of attack. Tends to allow blockers to get into body and ride him out of plays. Tries to avoid blockers; can get caught out of position. Sometimes is too aggressive in open field. Lacks great blitz instincts. Character is considerable concern; altercation with girlfriend in summer of 2005 led to police getting involved. Broken ankle in '05 and multiple concussions in college raise durability issues.
Bottom line: Sims fits the profile of the 'Tampa 2' weakside linebacker and brings the speed, athleticism and playmaking flair many seek. He lacks strength at the point of attack but only three years out of high school, he is a hard worker with potential to bulk up his lower body. Sims should come off the board in the early second round.



NEWS If the Colts opt to help themselves at linebacker through the draft, two prospects that could end up topping their list are Florida State’s Ernie Sims and Texas-El Paso’s Thomas Howard. According to most scouting services, Sims has been a fast riser and could be gone by the time Indianapolis makes its first selection with a 30th pick of the first round. If the Colts decide to go for a running back with their initial draft choice, Howard might be available in the second round. “Without giving away secrets and what we’re going to do [in the draft], we’re still looking to continue to build the defense,” coach Tony Dungy said. -- Terre Haute (Ind.) Star-Tribune-sportingnews.com


Highlights::
http://www.touchdownfsu.com/Video/ernie_sims_iii.mpg
http://mfile.akamai.com/9192/wmv/cst...ims-100604.asx

Profiles::
http://seminoles.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/sims_ernie00.html
http://rivals100.rivals.com/viewprospect.asp?pr_key=7972

Articles::
http://seminoles.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/010906aaa.html

From facial expression he looks like Keith Adams

 

[RealCowboyfan]

VINCE YOUNG

Height:: 6-5
Weight:: 230
40 Yard Dash:: 4.40


Arm strength: Has prototypical size. Is big, strong and built like a rock. Shows only an adequate arm but can make most of the necessary NFL throws. Can push the ball downfield; shows good zip on his passes. Grade: 8.6.

Accuracy/delivery: Has improved as a passer but remains raw. Shows good accuracy and timing. Must develop better mechanics and release point. Current sidearm delivery might lead to batted-down passes in the NFL. Sometimes throws off back n>foot and allows passes to float. Grade: 8.6.
Field vision: Has the size to see over any offensive line. Sees the field well; just needs to make better decisions in certain situations. Struggles to read coverage. Must become more patient, stand in the pocket and give receivers more time to get open. Sometimes tries to do too much. Has tremendous field vision as an open-field runner. Grade: 8.6.
Running ability: Is a remarkable athlete with outstanding speed and mobility. Is always a threat to run. Shows quick feet in the pocket. Excels at avoiding rushes and breaking contain with great quickness and the strength to break would-be tackles. Can turn broken plays into big gains. Is very elusive; has the speed to outrun defensive backs. Grade: 8.9.
Intangibles: Is tough, fearless and cool under pressure. Has a presence about him; has already proved he can carry a team. Needs to improve his decision-making and prove he can run an NFL-style offense. Grade: 8.8.
Bottom line: Young has improved steadily and offers great versatility and potential -- as seen in his dazzling performance in the '06 Rose Bowl. He still has a long way to go as a passer, but he should be the second quarterback selected and come off the board before the middle of the first round.

NEWS
There was much buzz at the Combine as word got out about Vince Young's very low score (six) on the Wonderlic intelligence test given at the combine. Turns out, the rumors were false. Sort of.
We're told the NFL official responsible for grading the test might have made a mistake on Young's score and others in his group who took the same test. Surely, this is an embarrassing situation for the league. Still, although Young's score appears to be higher than six, we're told he still performed very poorly on the test.
It will be interesting to see the fallout from this series of events.
The Wonderlic test, like many standardized tests, has detractors. Some, like Houston GM Charley Casserly, will question the connection between Wonderlic results and football knowledge, but it is hard to dismiss an athlete's inability to recognize and apply basic problem-solving skills, particularly for a quarterback.
The Wonderlic results are not official yet, but the Young bandwagon certainly sustained major damage this weekend. The talk is not whether Young will fall down the draft board but how far.
There also are rumors that Young will fire agent Major Adams. He would be justified, for sure. Many agents spend almost as much time and energy preparing clients for the Wonderlic exam and the interviews with team officials as they do for the on-field workouts. Adams is fairly inexperienced and appears to have done a poor job of preparing Young for the Combine experience.
We can debate the cause of Young's Combine performance, but there is no debate that his draft stock was severely damaged. Once considered a strong possibility for a top-three overall pick, now he might not even be one of the first three quarterbacks drafted. Vanderbilt's Jay Cutler passed Young, for sure, this weekend and others are gaining fast. Stay tuned. -- WAR ROOM SCOUTS-sportingnews.com

Highlights::
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...&q=vince+young
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...&q=vince+young
http://media.putfile.com/Vince-Young-05-Highlights
http://www.qisports.com/vinceyoung2006.html
http://www.jcdenton41.com/VinceYoung-2005.html
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...&q=vince+young


Update::
http://www.rotoworld.com/content/playerpages/player_main.asp?sport=NFL&id=3602'

Article::
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/football/big12/2006-01-08-young-nfl_x.htm?csp=34

Profile::
http://texas.rivals.com/cviewplayer.asp?Player=23295

 

[RealCowboyfan]

Jay Cutler

JAY CUTLER MEASURABLES Height: 6-3

Weight: 226 40-yard dash: 4.77 10-yard dash: 1.62 20-yard shuttle: 4.26 60-yard shuttle: Broad jump: 225-lb. bench: 23 3-cone drill: 7.10 Vertical jump: Wonderlic: 29 20-yard dash: 2.76

Arm strength: Has good size and body strength, which helps him have a very strong arm. Makes every NFL throw. Shows good zip on deep outs and delivers passes into tight spots. Throws a nice deep ball; can also throw across his body while on the n>move. But overconfidence here sometimes means trouble. Grade: 8.2.

Accuracy/delivery: Shows good overall accuracy and timing. Can thread the needle in dropping the ball between defenders. Needs better mechanics, a quicker release and a more consistent release point. Sometimes throws off back foot, causing passes to sail. Grade: 8.1.
Field vision: Is smart. Sees the field well. Makes good progression reads and checks down. Has a good feel for the game and is patient in the pocket. Also has great vision as an open-field runner. Grade: 8.3.
Running ability: Is a great athlete, but footwork needs work. Has good pocket awareness and quickness. Can buy extra time with his feet. Doesn't shy away from tucking the ball and taking off. Changes directions well. Grinds out tough yardage; has a nose for the first-down marker. Grade: 8.4.
Intangibles: Is a great competitor; plays hard all the time. Shows the leadership to win respect of teammates and motivate those around him. Has great passion for the game; finds ways to win. Grade: 8.6.
Bottom line: Cutler considered entering the 2005 draft but wisely decided to stay in school. He played with great emotion as a senior, showing that he can make NFL-caliber plays. Cutler's stock has soared this season although there might be some concern about the physical pounding he has taken. An experienced player who finally is getting the recognition he deserves, Cutler is a surefire first-rounder.

Dan Pompei analysis
Productive player with a cannon arm and top athleticism. Has great potential and is a good leader. Is a bit of a gambler who has some Brett Favre in him. Needs technique work.

News
Cutler built his draft stock with strong workouts at the Senior Bowl and Combine. However, his throws at the Combine raise concerns about his accuracy. Unless something drastic happens Cutler will be a likely first-round pick but will not overtake USC's Matt Leinart as the first quarterback selected. -- War Room scouts



Highlights::
http://vucommodores.com/sports/footb...elease_id=2015
http://vucommodores.com/sports/footb...elease_id=1958

 

[RealCowboyfan]

REGGIE BUSH

REGGIE BUSH MEASURABLES Height: 5-10

Weight: 201 40-yard dash: 4.42

Inside running: Lacks the bulk to n>move the pile but still is effective running between the tackles. Uses great body control, quickness, elite speed and superior vision to recognize the hole and burst through the smallest crease. Is more powerful than size would indicate, and has room to add bulk. Grade: 8.4.

Outside running: Is a home-run threat every time he touches the ball. Is elusive and will bounce outside or hit the cutback lane as soon as he reaches the second level. Can shake linebackers or bounce off tacklers who don't get squared up on him. Is nearly impossible to tackle in the open field, and possesses the speed to outrun the fastest defensive backs. Grade: 8.9.
Blocking: Lacks ideal size and has limited experience in pass protection. Will struggle early in career in this facet. Shows adequate awareness against the blitz but must show better technique to get set and deliver a pop on the blitzer. Must improve leverage when taking on defensive linemen. Grade: 7.9.
Hands/routes: Is the best receiver in the running back class. Is adept at recognizing coverages. Gets open quickly, catches passes at full speed and is a dangerous runner after the catch. Is dangerous out of the slot or on the outside, and can run all the NFL routes. Can catch passes over his shoulder. Creates mismatches out of the backfield against linebackers. Grade: 9.0.
Durability: Lack of ideal size and a shoulder injury in his junior season that required arthroscopic surgery raise concerns about whether he can be an every-down back with 25-plus carries per game. Never carried the load at Southern California, sharing carries with LenDale White. Grade: 8.0. Bottom line: Bush is the best athlete and most dangerous weapon in the draft. The team that drafts Bush will game plan to get him 30 touches per game -- running, receiving and returning kicks. He is at his best when moved around in the formation, getting him the ball in the open field. He is a franchise-caliber player whose talents will dictate the scheme and the type of personnel added to complement his skills. Bush should be the No. 1 overall pick.


Highlights::
http://www.qisports.com/reggiebush2006.html
http://media.putfile.com/bigreggiestyle
http://media.putfile.com/Reggie-Bush---USC-vs-FSU
http://media.putfile.com/Reggie-Bush...-vs-Washington
http://www.maxpreps.com/FanPages/specialfeature_rb.mxp

 

[the kid 05]

Hey Real do u think you could get one on Mike Huff for me?

thank in advance

tim

 

[RealCowboyfan]

MICHAEL HUFF

MICHAEL HUFF MEASURABLES Height: 6-0 Weight: 204 40-yard dash: 4.34 10-yard dash: 1.47 20-yard shuttle: 60-yard shuttle: Broad jump: 10-5 225-lb. bench: 21 3-cone drill: Vertical jump: 40

Wonderlic: 20-yard dash: 2.52

Coverage skills: Started at cornerback early in his career; can play press coverage and jam receivers at the line. Is above-average in man-to-man coverage; can contribute in subpackages and line up against n>slot receivers. Is a solid deep defender. Takes good angles to the ball. Grade: 8.1.

Run/pass recognition: Is an intelligent defender. Reads his keys and diagnoses plays quickly. Doesn’t bite on play-action fakes. Reacts quickly and puts himself in position to make plays. Grade: 8.3.
Closing speed: Gets a great jump on the ball and packs a punch; can separate receivers from the ball. Stiff hips slow him down in transition, but closing speed helps him get back into the play. Grade: 8.1.
Ball skills: Is active when the ball is in the air; shows great body control. Consistently gets a hand on the ball. Reads the quarterback’s eyes. Struggles to outjump larger receivers and tight ends. Grade: 8.4.
Run support: Is a ferocious run defender with great instincts. Can make plays from sideline to sideline. Is stronger than his frame indicates and can shed blockers to get to the ball carrier. Hits like a linebacker. Is comfortable being the eighth defender in the box. Makes plays in the open field. Sometimes fills too hard and overpursues. Grade: 8.4.
Bottom line: Huff is a complete player. He has the ability to play cornerback in the NFL, but he projects much higher as a safety. He is the top safety prospect in the draft because of his versatility, and he should be selected before the middle of the first round.

Dan Pompei analysis
A corner/safety 'tweener with the athleticism to play either position. Has decent size and plays the run adequately. Is a fluid, fast runner. Is smart and can call the coverages.


NEWS

The prevailing image of Huff for many scouts is one of him getting run over repeatedly by USC running back LenDale White in the Rose Bowl. Huff's Combine workout can't erase that tape and the impression it left on the scouts.
That being said, other scouts accept that Huff is not a strong tackler but still is a top-notch NFL safety prospect. He is smart and mature beyond his years, has excellent speed and athleticism, and has the range to cover plenty of ground in the deep middle. This becomes a big advantage for teams looking to field the new, prototypical strong safety in the vein of Roy Williams or Troy Polamalu.
With a free safety of Huff's caliber serving as the last line of defense, teams can bring the strong safety up into the box and give him freedom to make plays on the ball either in run support, in underneath coverage or as a pass rusher without worrying about giving up big plays.
In the Rose Bowl, Huff was assigned to Reggie Bush, man to man. If Bush left the backfield, Huff was on him. Huff matches up well with most backs in that role because he has great coverage skills and can play in man coverage. That combination of skills will make him a special player in the NFL. One scout told us that Huff has the ability to line up immediately as a rookie and continue to start for 10 years. -- War Room scouts-sportingnews.com

Highlights::
http://media.putfile.com/Michael-Huff

 

[CrazyCowboy]

Manny Lawson

Height:: 6-6
Weight:: 250
40 Yard Dash:: 4.41
Verticle Jump:: 40

-Strengths: Is an outstanding natural athlete with rare speed. Plays bigger than his size would indicate. Is an explosive tackler. As a pass rusher, flies off the edge and shows a great closing burst. Is raw, but continues to develop pass-rush moves. Has steadily matured. Shows the speed to blow past top offensive tackles. Chases down the ball well in pursuit. Shows good instincts, takes good angles to the ball and makes sound n>open-field tackles. Is a demon on special teams. Works hard in the weight room, and shows the potential to add bulk.

Weaknesses: Is undersized. Must strengthen lower body and play with better leverage at the point of attack. Can get overwhelmed against the run. Must learn to use hands better to shed blocks; relies too much on strong upper body.
Bottom line: Lawson is a physical specimen with freakish strength and terrific running and leaping ability. He must polish his all-around game but has unlimited potential. With added bulk, he can be a good every-down end. With his current skills, he also could play outside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme.


NEWS Look for Lawson to go higher in the draft than expected, especially with so many teams switching to a 3-4 scheme and desperately in search of outside linebackers who can rush the passer. Cleveland, New England and Pittsburgh are always searching for guys like Lawson. -- War Room scouts- sportingnews.com

Articles::
http://gopack.collegesports.com/sports/m-track/spec-rel/022004aaa.html

http://www.journalnow.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=WSJ%2FMGArticle%2FWSJ_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031785229688&path=!sports!football!sub!article&s=1037645509262

Profiles::
http://gopack.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/lawson_manny00.html
http://www.nfldraftblitz.com/Profiles/mannylawsonprofile.htm
http://www.fftoolbox.com/nfl_draft/profile_display.cfm?Prospect_ID=625

This is the player I hope for at #1

 

[RealCowboyfan]

This is the player I hope for at #1

Me too...

 

[RealCowboyfan]

If Cowboys so happens to get two first round draft choices.

I think they should resign Keyshawn or sign Eric Moulds.

Draft:: 2 first round draft choices
Manny Lawson
Ko Simpson

 

[Muhast]

I would absolutely LOVE to get Huff, Lawson, or Chad Jackson

 

[RealCowboyfan]

Need anymore players profiles:: Post their name and position...