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1 Derek Sherrod, OT Mississippi State 6-6 #305 - Doug Free played well at ROT last year in Columbo's absence and with the top LOT still on the board, why not have the flexibility of 2 athletic young bookends that are interchangeable? Sure makes game-day decisions of whittling down 53 to 45 easier, in the case of deciding on back-up OL in the case of injuries. This is a case where value equals need and is a fine pick by Dallas
2 Deunta Williams FS NC 6-2 #205 – keeps his feet under him. He generates power when he hits someone. He turns and runs well. He didn't have great range, but he had good enough range and you just see this body and this fluid kid who finds the football
2 Danny Watkins OG, Baylor 6-4 #310 - Another plug-and-play o-lineman. He's 26, but has been a top college OT the last two years. His shorter arms push him inside, but the Cowboys won't mind too much
3 Kendrick Ellis NT, Hampton 6-5 #340 - Big and with a powerful lower body the South Carolina transfer, he is capable of dominating with his bulk and anchor
4 Rashad Carmichael, CB, Virginia Tech 5-10 #190 - Carmichael's speed is hard to ignore. He may not be the best cover corner in this class, but he can run with just about anybody - On the year he recorded six interceptions -- one of which was returned for a touchdown -- six pass break-ups and had 12 passes defended. As the second corner on the team, Carmichael also showed his ability to blitz and he tallied 4.0 tackles-for-loss,
5 Matt Szczur, WR/KR/PR, Villanova – prefect slot guy - On the season, the versatile wide receiver has 47 receptions for 542 yards and four touchdowns. To go alongside that, he's run with the ball 94 times for 654 yards and eight touchdowns. Throughout his three-year college career he's amassed 94 receptions for 1,177 yards and eight touchdowns.
6 Alex Wujciak ISLB Maryland 6-3 #255 - But he's a really physical inside. He can take on blocks. He's instinctive. He's not going to play on passing downs, but he's a really good two-down 'backer. For a 3-4 team that needs that physical jack inside backer who can take on blocks and let the weak inside backer flow and make tackles,
7 Karl Klug DE/DT Iowa – just makes plays
1 Derek Sherrod, OT Mississippi State 6-6 #305 - Doug Free played well at ROT last year in Columbo's absence and with the top LOT still on the board, why not have the flexibility of 2 athletic young bookends that are interchangeable? Sure makes game-day decisions of whittling down 53 to 45 easier, in the case of deciding on back-up OL in the case of injuries. This is a case where value equals need and is a fine pick by Dallas
2 Deunta Williams FS NC 6-2 #205 – keeps his feet under him. He generates power when he hits someone. He turns and runs well. He didn't have great range, but he had good enough range and you just see this body and this fluid kid who finds the football
2 Danny Watkins OG, Baylor 6-4 #310 - Another plug-and-play o-lineman. He's 26, but has been a top college OT the last two years. His shorter arms push him inside, but the Cowboys won't mind too much
3 Kendrick Ellis NT, Hampton 6-5 #340 - Big and with a powerful lower body the South Carolina transfer, he is capable of dominating with his bulk and anchor
4 Rashad Carmichael, CB, Virginia Tech 5-10 #190 - Carmichael's speed is hard to ignore. He may not be the best cover corner in this class, but he can run with just about anybody - On the year he recorded six interceptions -- one of which was returned for a touchdown -- six pass break-ups and had 12 passes defended. As the second corner on the team, Carmichael also showed his ability to blitz and he tallied 4.0 tackles-for-loss,
5 Matt Szczur, WR/KR/PR, Villanova – prefect slot guy - On the season, the versatile wide receiver has 47 receptions for 542 yards and four touchdowns. To go alongside that, he's run with the ball 94 times for 654 yards and eight touchdowns. Throughout his three-year college career he's amassed 94 receptions for 1,177 yards and eight touchdowns.
6 Alex Wujciak ISLB Maryland 6-3 #255 - But he's a really physical inside. He can take on blocks. He's instinctive. He's not going to play on passing downs, but he's a really good two-down 'backer. For a 3-4 team that needs that physical jack inside backer who can take on blocks and let the weak inside backer flow and make tackles,
7 Karl Klug DE/DT Iowa – just makes plays
