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I Really Want Us To Pick This Guy Up In The Supplemental Draft , Glenn And Henry Are Gettin Old . And Newman Is No Youngster... With Courtney Brown And Oliver As Our Possible Future Star Corners I Say We Take The Chance
 

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He looks good, but it'd be hard to justify anything more than a third round pick for the guy. There might be a team willing to give up a high second rounder at least, and I doubt we offer up our late first. He appears to be a good player but I just don't see the Boys getting him.
 

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Depends on the pick, but yeah, our CBs are getting up there.

Henry will be turning 31. Newman will be turning 29 this season (and in a year or two need extending....and with the contract handed out to Clements, it will be interesting to see if we re-up Newman because he will be 30/31 and commanding a large salary). Glenn will be turning 35 this year.

But yeah, we need to look at CB in the near future.
 

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ppcorn81;1512198 said:
I Really Want Us To Pick This Guy Up In The Supplemental Draft , Glenn And Henry Are Gettin Old . And Newman Is No Youngster... With Courtney Brown And Oliver As Our Possible Future Star Corners I Say We Take The Chance

You are really putting the cart before the horse on Brown. He's a 7th round pick. He's a long shot to even start in this league. We should be happy if he can make the team and press Reeves for playing time.
 

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Vintage;1512203 said:
Newman will be turning 29 this season (and in a year or two need extending....and with the contract handed out to Clements, it will be interesting to see if we re-up Newman because he will be 30/31 and commanding a large salary).

Actually, it sounds like Newman is going to get extended soon
 

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courtney brown is the real deal , ive seen him play personally a acouple times . im from california and i know he didnt play in d1 but he has the speed and all the physical tools to become a star in the league with good coaching.. you will all see wat im talking about .. courntey brown will be a star wearing the star
 

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ppcorn81;1512214 said:
courtney brown is the real deal , ive seen him play personally a acouple times . im from california and i know he didnt play in d1 but he has the speed and all the physical tools to become a star in the league with good coaching.. you will all see wat im talking about .. courntey brown will be a star wearing the star

I've seen him play as well -- he hasn't faced real competition.
 

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I played against him in high school and ran track with him. It'd be really cool to see him play for dallas :)
 

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I've never seen Brown play but have read lot about him & either Kiper or Gosselin identified him as their sleeper. Was very pleased when we drafted him in the 7th round & surprised he still there. The only knock against him was quality of the WRs he faced at Cal Poly & some questioned about his speed which he put to rest on pro day running a 4.35. This kid has the size, speed & smarts (engineering student) to become a good NFL starter someday but needs time to develop. He'll definitely make the team this year & beat out Nate Jones.

Don't know much about the other CB we also drafted in the 7th round except last name is Ball and he's been a 4 year starter at a major midwest school. Supposedly more polished then Brown at this stage but lacks Brown's speed. Ball's probably only a PS player.
 

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abersonc;1512224 said:
I've seen him play as well -- he hasn't faced real competition.

He also was a big fish in a small pond as teams avoided throwing at him his final season at Cal Poly.

No, he wasn't from a big school, but neither were players like Everson Walls and Aeneas Williams. They seemed to do alright.

With cornerbacks, I don't see the competition factor as difficult to overcome, as long as the work ethic and the physical tools are there to handle to step up in speed.
 

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Alexander;1512236 said:
He also was a big fish in a small pond as teams avoided throwing at him his final season at Cal Poly.

They did -- part of that is because he was so much better than the scubs he played against, the other part of it was the other corners sucked.
 

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ppcorn81;1512198 said:
I Really Want Us To Pick This Guy Up In The Supplemental Draft , Glenn And Henry Are Gettin Old . And Newman Is No Youngster... With Courtney Brown And Oliver As Our Possible Future Star Corners I Say We Take The Chance

I am sure Jeff Ireland is on top of the situation! :starspin
 
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