jday
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That's what scares me!like them both.
can only pick one tho....LVE.
and I don't look back.
gut feeling....LVE just LOOKS like a Cowboys LB to me.
That's what scares me!like them both.
can only pick one tho....LVE.
and I don't look back.
gut feeling....LVE just LOOKS like a Cowboys LB to me.
yea...never a good idea at a job interview to tell your future employer NO...not a good opening.
not about the 40.I think we fans and the media make more of 40 times than teams do. I suspect most team boards are pretty close to finished before the combine even takes place.
Do we know if that is really how it played out?not about the 40.
its the idea you tell them no.
not a good idea.
It's possible they think Sutton, Kirk or another receiver might be available at the end of the first and looking to trade up after getting safety or line backer in the first.Funny you should mention it. Given the crowded receiver room at present, there are a couple of scenario's I could see playing out:
1. I'm not sure why I feel so strongly about this, but the way the draft seems to be shaping up, guys like Christian Kirk and/or DJ Moore could fall to the second round. 1. Wide Receivers taken in the first round in recent years have not panned out to an extent that would warrant taking them in the first round. 2. They both are widely regarded as slot players in the NFL, given their size. If one or both of them falls, I could see the Cowboys packaging Beasley with picks to grab one.
2. If there is an ideal replacement for what Dez brings in the draft, that is either Courtland Sutton or Equanimous St Brown. Should the Cowboys acquire either, considering the other acquisitions they made in Free Agency, the Cowboys might look to trade Dez for Thomas straight up...or package Dez with late 2019 picks.
3. If Courtland Sutton or Equanimous St Brown falls out of the first (which I know is unlikely), they may look to do the same scenario as 1, but with Dez instead of Beasley.
Note: Honestly, I'd prefer the Cowboys not address receiver at all. I think we have a receiving core you can win with and I think our needs are more pronounced elsewhere on the team. But given the number of pro days and visits they have had with receivers, you have to know the Cowboys think otherwise.
Your exactly right, which is a big reason why I'm leaning towards the run-stopper. Even if they draft a linebacker specifically for his acumen as a cover guy, they likely won't use him over Lee and Smith in the Nickel and Dime. So while that may pan out down the road, that does little to nothing for us in 18. Hard to use a first on that...especially after that is basically what they did with Taco last year.The LB I want is the one who can best replace lee in the future
This season barring injury I don’t think any rookie LB is getting many reps because in nickel i suspect it’s gonna be lee and smith
Wouldn’t Smith be the best option to replace Lee if we are still running the same defensive system when Lee leaves? I see them as both WLB leaving a need for a guy like Ro without the purple drank.The LB I want is the one who can best replace lee in the future
This season barring injury I don’t think any rookie LB is getting many reps because in nickel i suspect it’s gonna be lee and smith
Wouldn’t Smith be the best option to replace Lee if we are still running the same defensive system when Lee leaves? I see them as both WLB leaving a need for a guy like Ro without the purple drank.
MaybeWouldn’t Smith be the best option to replace Lee if we are still running the same defensive system when Lee leaves? I see them as both WLB leaving a need for a guy like Ro without the purple drank.
I don’t think any rookie LB is playing much this yearYour exactly right, which is a big reason why I'm leaning towards the run-stopper. Even if they draft a linebacker specifically for his acumen as a cover guy, they likely won't use him over Lee and Smith in the Nickel and Dime. So while that may pan out down the road, that does little to nothing for us in 18. Hard to use a first on that...especially after that is basically what they did with Taco last year.
It's possible they think Sutton, Kirk or another receiver might be available at the end of the first and looking to trade up after getting safety or line backer in the first.
I would love Sutton. Trade Beasley and now we have a deep receiving corps with the future locked up. Keep Dez this season and then next season decide his fate.
I don’t think any rookie LB is playing much this year
We play so much in Nicole and you know Lee is staying in and they appear to want smith in there in Nickle
I am excited to see smith blitz some this year
Do we know if that is really how it played out?
In other words, did a team literally ask him to run and he said "No." Or did he simply exercise his option to not participate and that was the end of it. My guess is, the truth is closer to the latter. But the media in a time of the year where news is scarce is going to turn it in to a middle finger at the NFL.
The problem is he didn’t run at the combine and has now not run at two different pro days. Either he is hiding an injury or he is afraid he till test poorly
How certain are you he's not another Byron Jones?Vander esch especially if we can trade back a few spots n package picks to get the utep guard hernandez
How certain are you he's not another Byron Jones?
Don't get me wrong... I like Byron (UConn)...but we could of had Landon Collins (Bama) who went to the Giants 6 picks later.
That's how the Evans Vs Esch debate feels to me...
I could groove to that speculation,myselfYeah the Earl Thomas trade is still a possibility but it won’t be for what Seattle is asking for at this moment in time. I wanna say Dallas makes a push right around the draft that may give Seattle a third this year and something next year that could have some sort of incentive attatched to it. I wouldn’t be suprised if a player was included with that push and we would receive Thomas and a future late round pick but that just speculation from me.