PFF: Biggest draft mistake for each team over the last 5 years

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Every NFL team's biggest draft mistake over the past five years​




DALLAS COWBOYS

Relying too heavily on Rod Marinelli’s scheme

The Cowboys have been tremendous at identifying talent over this span, meaning their biggest mistake wasn’t necessarily talent evaluation but, rather, draft approach. They drafted scheme-specific defenders with premium picks for Marinelli's system.

Linebacker Leighton Vander Esch (2018 first-rounder) and defensive tackle Trysten Hill (2019 second-rounder) were Marinelli-specific players. Vander Esch was a jumbo linebacker who could roam to the deep middle in Tampa-2, and Hill was a three-technique who could penetrate. Those are two picks the Cowboys wish they’d had a re-do on.
 
I think Lve wasn't a bust, it has been more about his lack of durability, however, the team knew about his neck condition prior to drafting him. A bust was more that Michigan DE we took over Watt
They had to reach because it was one year before the Taco pick for 5 years lol.

LVE is not a bust at all. Injuries have just slowed him the previous few seasons. But his first season was elite and he was good last season.

Hill was a lazy turd from day one.
 
They had to reach because it was one year before the Taco pick for 5 years lol.

LVE is not a bust at all. Injuries have just slowed him the previous few seasons. But his first season was elite and he was good last season.

Hill was a lazy turd from day one.
Taco was so bad that he should count against the 5 years after he was drafted...
 

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