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Probably rain or snow.
What do you think, brosephs? You ready for some NFL Draft Philly style?
Probably rain or snow.
What do you think, brosephs? You ready for some NFL Draft Philly style?
Tendency to give up plays behind him. My worry is the tendency of Alabama players to peak in college.What's the knock on Humphrey? I've seen some reports saying some teams have soured on him.
Tendency to give up plays behind him. My worry is the tendency of Alabama players to peak in college.
I think Sam Darnold will be the exception to that rule, looks like the real deal to me. Anticipation of when receivers come open and making the throw at the precise time is as good as it gets.LOL. Like USC skill position players.
What's the knock on Humphrey? I've seen some reports saying some teams have soured on him.
I like Hall more than Rivers.Hall is really underrated playing opposite Garrett.I see similarities to Danielle Hunter.Cowboys add corner, defensive ends on final days of draft visits
10:55 AM ET
- Todd Archer
- ESPN Staff Writer
FRISCO, Texas -- Wednesday is the final day teams can host top-30 visitors for next week’s draft. The Dallas Cowboys are doing their best to get their last looks in.
While not on the team’s initial list of visitors, Michigan State defensive lineman Malik McDowell, Alabama cornerback Marlon Humphrey and Youngstown State defensive end Derek Rivers were late additions, according to sources.
http://www.espn.com/blog/dallas/cow...-defensive-ends-on-final-days-of-draft-visits
And that makes 30Cowboys add corner, defensive ends on final days of draft visits
10:55 AM ET
- Todd Archer
- ESPN Staff Writer
FRISCO, Texas -- Wednesday is the final day teams can host top-30 visitors for next week’s draft. The Dallas Cowboys are doing their best to get their last looks in.
While not on the team’s initial list of visitors, Michigan State defensive lineman Malik McDowell, Alabama cornerback Marlon Humphrey and Youngstown State defensive end Derek Rivers were late additions, according to sources.
http://www.espn.com/blog/dallas/cow...-defensive-ends-on-final-days-of-draft-visits
From Tony Pauline:What's the knock on Humphrey? I've seen some reports saying some teams have soured on him.
And that makes 30
I thought for certain they would balance out the last few with someone offensive, like an OL or something.
Exactly 2/30 are defenders, nearly all DL or DB.
I get we need that, but it would have been nice to been a little more well rounded. Just hope they did their side homework on players that didn't play DL or in the backfield, because we didn't get them up front and personal with the decision makers.
I think they see the importance of getting those right with how glaring they are. They've met with and talked to plenty of other positions at the combine, pro days, etc. What it does say though, is we can definitely expect to see a CB, DE and probably a Safety drafted at some point in this draft which could end up bad if they are dead set on getting one.I thought for certain they would balance out the last few with someone offensive, like an OL or something.
Exactly 2/30 are defenders, nearly all DL or DB.
I get we need that, but it would have been nice to been a little more well rounded. Just hope they did their side homework on players that didn't play DL or in the backfield, because we didn't get them up front and personal with the decision makers.
The depth is good at both and I am sure they want to get it right. But if they did not do their due diligence, it will be hard to talk some coaches into buying into a player they did not have much face time with. It is not just going off the official list, but last season you did hear more about coaches making trips to work out players and it did impact things (i.e. Prescott, the whole staff going to Ohio State). There just did not appear to be as much of that this year. Perhaps it is more secretive than usual, who knows. I just would like to hope that if some player we never paid much attention to falls in our laps and we don't have a unified picture of what he is other than from the scouts. We have seen that before and it leads to a little conflict.It simply could because the depth at DB and DL in this draft is much better than most other positions and given their needs, they did far more due diligence on those positions than others. Last year, only two of our picks were official visitors - Prescott and Elliott. In 2015, it was heavier with 6 guys drafted on our official list - Gregory, Russell, Green, Jones, Nzeocha, Wilson. In 2014, only 3 were official visitors.
Now this I like seeing. I'm a fan of his and where he should go lines up perfectly with where the Cowboys might consider something other than DE or DB.
The depth is good at both and I am sure they want to get it right. But if they did not do their due diligence, it will be hard to talk some coaches into buying into a player they did not have much face time with. It is not just going off the official list, but last season you did hear more about coaches making trips to work out players and it did impact things (i.e. Prescott, the whole staff going to Ohio State). There just did not appear to be as much of that this year. Perhaps it is more secretive than usual, who knows. I just would like to hope that if some player we never paid much attention to falls in our laps and we don't have a unified picture of what he is other than from the scouts. We have seen that before and it leads to a little conflict.
We did have coaches and scouts at Oklahoma. Plus Tapper was at the Senior Bowl, where we had the entire coaching staff there.Did we work out Collins and Tapper last year? Did we visit Nebraska and OU workouts?
I ask because I don't know.