Official draft pick tracker

[CowboyRoy]

Currently 8 based on strength of schedule according to what I read. A lot can change of course.

The win over San Francisco dropped them from #4 to #8 in round one. The point value of the difference is equivalent to a mid-second round pick.

The drop in position in the second round is 40 points according to the draft value chart, equal to a high fifth round pick.

So that win over San Fran cost Dallas a mid-second round pick and a high fifth round pick.
Hope everyone enjoyed it!

lol.....just lost a 2nd and a 5th round pick and some of these idiots are jumping up and down happy. Lol

bengals just won. If we lose last two games we now own the 3rd pick.

 

[Nemesis4u]

how would we own the 3rd pick? we have 5 wins bengals have 3 now and theres like 7 teams with 4 wins or less.

 

[AsthmaField]

The only unfortunate part about this is that there’s one blue chip, game changing defensive player in the draft, basically - Micah Parsons. Other than that it’s a lot of “pretty good” prospects.

I’m worried he’ll be gone before our pick.

Yeah, I feel kind of the same way but I think the team feels like LB is down the importance scale behind probably DE, CB, and DT (in that order). Parsons, if he’s available, might be similar to CeeDee Lamb in that the team feels like he is simply head and shoulders above any of the other defenders, so they might would take him anyway.

However, if they love a corner, I’d expect him to be the guy no matter what.

 

[big dog cowboy]

TRADE!

Get that extra day 2 pick.

 

[ultron]

It should be a pretty offense heavy top 10 picks. They’ll still be plenty of defensive help available in the next 10 picks.

Yes indeed, the only ‘projected top 5’ player we’d probably even consider is that tackle from Oregon who has only allowed 1 sack in 1400 snaps..

 

[aria]

I’m not sold on Parsons, seems like the perfect candidate for Dallas to draft. Lots of buzz surrounding his name and ends up being average to below average.

Other than Sewell and Lawrence this is about as least excited as I’ve been for a draft in years. I don’t see anyone to get that excited about and I definitely don’t see anyone that I think will make a significant impact on this defense.

 

[75boyz]

Lol, not good enough to have a winning season and get to the playoffs, but just good enough to take themselves out of a top ten draft pick. That's my Cowboys.

And have been this way and ALWAYS will be this way.

Sad But True.

 

[Motorola]

With the latest win, there are 7 teams with fewer than 5 wins, and there are 5 other teams with exactly 5 wins, so Dallas would pick somewhere between 8 and 13 depending on tie-breakers.

The draft order won't be set until the three late games on the final Sunday are complete.

 

[jazzcat22]

Currently 8 based on strength of schedule according to what I read. A lot can change of course.

The win over San Francisco dropped them from #4 to #8 in round one. The point value of the difference is equivalent to a mid-second round pick.

The drop in position in the second round is 40 points according to the draft value chart, equal to a high fifth round pick.

So that win over San Fran cost Dallas a mid-second round pick and a high fifth round pick.
Hope everyone enjoyed it!

It did not cost them anything. If it is only 40 points and equal to a 5th rounder, it did not cost anything. As a hight 5th or a mid 5th at that point is not much difference.
1st pick in the 5th round, 43 points, mid 5th is 34 points. Not sure where you are getting a mid 2nd and losing that at.

Also remember picking, say 10th overall in the 1st round, and in 6 teams are tied, we do not stay the 10th pick in the second round we would pick 16th, as the rotate after each round.

 

[TwistedL0g1k]

It did not cost them anything. If it is only 40 points and equal to a 5th rounder, it did not cost anything. As a hight 5th or a mid 5th at that point is not much difference.
1st pick in the 5th round, 43 points, mid 5th is 34 points. Not sure where you are getting a mid 2nd and losing that at.

Also remember picking, say 10th overall in the 1st round, and in 6 teams are tied, we do not stay the 10th pick in the second round we would pick 16th, as the rotate after each round.

This will change of course, but the SanFran win dropped the Cowboys from the #4 overall pick to the #8 overall pick. The value of the difference is equal to a mid second rounder. In other words, the cost to move up from the #8 pick in round one, to the #4 pick, is a mid second round pick. This is a significant loss of draft capital.

The win also dropped the Cowboys pick in the second round. That represents lost value too. You're correct about drafting position in subsequent rounds, but this is also lost draft capital- equal to a 5th round pick, high or mid remains to be seen.

Before the win, the Cowboys could have theoretically traded back to their current position, and gained an additional second round pick, and an additional 5th.

 

[Risen Star]

9th.

 

[jazzcat22]

This will change of course, but the SanFran win dropped the Cowboys from the #4 overall pick to the #8 overall pick. The value of the difference is equal to a mid second rounder. In other words, the cost to move up from the #8 pick in round one, to the #4 pick, is a mid second round pick. This is a significant loss of draft capital.

The win also dropped the Cowboys pick in the second round. That represents lost value too. You're correct about drafting position in subsequent rounds, but this is also lost draft capital- equal to a 5th round pick, high or mid remains to be seen.

Before the win, the Cowboys could have theoretically traded back to their current position, and gained an additional second round pick, and an additional 5th.

Ok, that explains it better, I see what you mean.