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Cowboys move to get Claiborne was best move of the 1st round. Couple with Carr and he says very formidable defensive backfield.
 
I agree...

We can now actually buy our D-Line Some time....maybe and extra second or two...

We may also see some coverage sacks....

Also, now teams just can't chuck and pray anymore, Knowing Newman will mug the WR or Alan ball not turning his head....and Walker doing illegal ****
 
Lajboys;4529964 said:
Cowboys move to get Claiborne was best move of the 1st round. Couple with Carr and he says very formidable defensive backfield.

Great move. Don't forget, last years #2 had a redshirt year and we get him full time next year. Carter and Claiborne.
 
I agree with Bill, awesome pick for the Cowboys, we've turned a weakness (Secondary) into an absolute strength. We will be a force to recon with.
 
Earlier this week he also said that he would not take a guard in the first round. He says there is more value at the G position in the later rounds. (For those crying about not addressing the line)
 
Lajboys;4529964 said:
Cowboys move to get Claiborne was best move of the 1st round. Couple with Carr and he says very formidable defensive backfield.
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Big D;4530010 said:
Earlier this week he also said that he would not take a guard in the first round. He says there is more value at the G position in the later rounds. (For those crying about not addressing the line)

And this!
 
Frozen700;4529987 said:
I agree...

We can now actually buy our D-Line Some time....maybe and extra second or two...

We may also see some coverage sacks....

Also, now teams just can't chuck and pray anymore, Knowing Newman will mug the WR or Alan ball not turning his head....and Walker doing illegal ****

It is somewhat like waking up from a bad dream, isn't it?
 
Big D;4530010 said:
Earlier this week he also said that he would not take a guard in the first round. He says there is more value at the G position in the later rounds. (For those crying about not addressing the line)

If he can indeed find a starter at G somewhere in the last 4 rounds and pick a C and either a DE or an OLB that just need developing then this will be a good draft. I really like Claiborne but I don't like the price. However, after thinking about it quite a bit if we do indeed fill some of these other needs with solid picks then this is indeed a good move for us. We will have the best secondary that we have had in many years.
 
Carr is overrated. I'm not saying he sucks, he just isn't woth $10 mil/year. He may be strong in press situations, but his coverage downfield is not much more than average. Jenkins has better downfield coverage skills IMO, and Carr was put up on a pedestal because of a fairly weak CB free agency market. I honestly believe that Jenkins is the better overall corner when compared to Carr, and that drafting Claiborne makes Carr the 3rd best CB on the team.

I very well may be wrong, but I believe that we will end up letting Jenkins walk and that we will regret it.
 
cdewsxzaq;4530364 said:
Carr is overrated. I'm not saying he sucks, he just isn't woth $10 mil/year.

It doesn't have anything to do with how much he gets paid - that is what it cost to get him. We HAD to do something after the terrible season with TNew it was clear a move needed to be made.
 
big dog cowboy;4530373 said:
It doesn't have anything to do with how much he gets paid - that is what it cost to get him. We HAD to do something after the terrible season with TNew it was clear a move needed to be made.

I know what you are trying to say...

But when you say it like that..it makes it seem like we just up and scnatched anything walking.

Look(towards the other guy) Carr isn't a shut down CB....but he is way above average. He can cover, will make plays, and do the job. Something we don't have on the Roster.

He is the type of CB who will have days where he will take a WR out the game....then a game where he might allow 6 catches 60 yards...but with maybe 2-3 bat downs, and 1 pick.

You wont see 0-3 catches for 0-20 yards for 16 games straight....you just won't.

But he will get the job done, and then some. We haven't had a guy like that since the young Newman.....imagine that, but better ball skills
 
Carr, Claiborne, Jenkins and Scandrick are an outstanding group of corners...
 
big dog cowboy;4530373 said:
It doesn't have anything to do with how much he gets paid - that is what it cost to get him. We HAD to do something after the terrible season with TNew it was clear a move needed to be made.

To be fair, they did do something. They signed Carr.

I love the fact that the secondary should be a strong point but I'm still concerned about the OL.

Clear moves that needed to be made on OL were addressed with prayers.

Clear moves that needed to be made in the secondary consumed the greatest of resources.
 
Hopefully B. Carter can step up and become an elite coverage linebacker who can man cover TEs. That would take the defense to the next level.
 
Frozen700;4530423 said:
You wont see 0-3 catches for 0-20 yards for 16 games straight....you just won't.

But he will get the job done, and then some. We haven't had a guy like that since the young Newman.....imagine that, but better ball skills

I understand the expectations for Carr. Nobody thinks he's Revis or anything like that, but Carr hasn't even stepped on the field for the Cowboys yet and his contract (paired with Scandrick's) will push Jenkins off the roster now that Claiborne is in the picture. I guess my problem with Carr is that I haven't seen him play for in Rob Ryan's D yet and we will have to give up a talented young CB (Jenkins) because of his inflated contract.

... Also I can't erase the images of KC's defensive backfield getting abused by Miles Austin a few years ago, which Carr was a major part of...
 

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