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[Bob Sacamano]

1a. (v/CLE) Arizona CB Antoine Cason

good-sized, athletic CB w/ great ball skills, capable of excelling in our zone D, or in man-to-man coverage, a coverage Wade generally likes his CBs to run, also a top-notch return man

1b. LSU WR Early Doucet

well-built, fluid receiver w/ good speed, plays in a Pro-Style offense at LSU, so will be ready to step in right away, taking a WR in the 1st would be a luxury since we have 2, 1st round picks, will provide another weapon for Romo, a better shot to deveop into a #1 WR than any WR we currently hold on the roster

2. ECU RB Chris Johnson

compact, elusive back, the nation's leader in all-purpose yardage, a very good receiver, could even line up outside, also a dynamic kick-return man, would be a very good complement for Barber, and would bring much needed explosiveness to the O, just another weapon for Romo to utilize

3. Notre Dame S Tom Zbikowski

tough, smart, has all the intangibles, very good against the run and is capable of making plays, can return punts and would really help kick and punt-coverage units, as we could very well lose Keith Davis to FAgency

4. Clemson OG Chris McDuffie

huge, mauling LG for one of the nation's most balanced offenses, helped pave the way for James Davis and CJ Spiller, one of the nation's best rushing tandems, the last 2 years

5. UCLA DE Bruce Davis

undersized DE who would be a great fit at ILB in the 3-4, think of another undersized DE from the Pac-10-turned ILB, Teddy Bruschi, is good at making plays in the backfield and getting after the QB, special-teams candidate as well

6. Missouri RB Tony Temple

compact, well-built RB, who was productive at Mizzou, has good agility and balance, is patient, allowing blocks to develop, also like Georgia RB Thomas Brown here for pretty much the same reasons

7. Nebraska QB Sam Keller

once highly, touted signal-caller for Arizona State, would compete w/ Richard Bartel to be the developmental QB, think Derek Anderson but w/o quite the arm-strength

 

[DaBoys4Life]

we are not goin WR this year that is our deepest position if we didn't go WR last year when the WR were better we are not going this year. I like our young WR the only one i can't speak of is Stanbach but Hurd Crayton and Austin are great IMHO. If we do go WR i like Eddie Royal he can do mutiple things but he isn't a 1st round pick which is good. Us going for a 1st day safety i don't like you want some1 that can transition from a DE to an ILB why not just draft a good ILB in Travares forgot his last name from the U

 

[Sasquatch]

You don't like Chris Johnson, do you?

Although there are no guarantees in the draft, I would certainly be very content with this outcome, but are these slottings a little generous? Many of the mocks that I've seen have Cason and Doucet off the board before #22. And, Johnson, depending on his post season, may go earlier in the second round.

Overall, I like your priorities, although I don't quite understand why you are drafting a second RB later on.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

You don't like Chris Johnson, do you?

Although there are no guarantees in the draft, I would certainly be very content with this outcome, but are these slottings a little generous? Many of the mocks that I've seen have Cason and Doucet off the board before #22.

I think Cason will be around 22, just a hunch

And, Johnson, depending on his post season, may go earlier in the second round.

he may, but w/ the influx of RBs, it will cause himto drop some IMO, we could draft Tashard Choice if he doesn't

Overall, I like your priorities, although I don't quite understand why you are drafting a second RB later on.

I really like Tony Temple

 

[Sasquatch]

he may, but w/ the influx of RBs, it will cause himto drop some IMO

You may be right on that one.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

we are not goin WR this year that is our deepest position if we didn't go WR last year when the WR were better we are not going this year.

slow down, speedy, but Jerry said that he would like to surround Romo w/ more weapons, a WR is weapon, and we need to start thinking about developing a #1 receiver, which I don't see Austin, Hurd or Stanback as being

you want some1 that can transition from a DE to an ILB why not just draft a good ILB in Travares forgot his last name from the U

he's not as good as Read is at making plays in the backfield, plus being a DE, Read is better at taking on blocks

 

[Sasquatch]

slow down, speedy, but Jerry said that he would like to surround Romo w/ more weapons, a WR is weapon, and we need to start thinking about developing a #1 receiver, which I don't see Austin, Hurd or Stanback as being

I never understood the logic of not drafting top notch talent just because we have developmental-type players already on the roster. I mean, do we not go after a CB/S in the first two rounds because we drafted Brown and Ball last year and Watkins previously? Talent upgrade is a talent upgrade and, as Tuna was fond of saying, we're in the talent acquisition business.

 

[junk]

Overall, I like your priorities, although I don't quite understand why you are drafting a second RB later on.

Julius will be leaving in free agency and I'm surprised Tyson Thompson hasn't been cut already.

There's going to be a need for two.

 

[Sasquatch]

Julius will be leaving in free agency and I'm surprised Tyson Thompson hasn't been cut already.

There's going to be a need for two.

You don't think we can bring in an UDFA to replace TT?

 

[DaBoys4Life]

slow down, speedy, but Jerry said that he would like to surround Romo w/ more weapons, a WR is weapon, and we need to start thinking about developing a #1 receiver, which I don't see Austin, Hurd or Stanback as being



he's not as good as Read is at making plays in the backfield, plus being a DE, Read is better at taking on blocks

Where's the source from when Jerry said that.

Read? Bruce Davis is projected 2nd round pick and he's projected to be an OLB. The way they we're getting open against the Commanders starters shows that they have the ability Austin and Hurd has show great promise for us. If jerry does want to add weapons then he would want some1 that could make an impact at WR and be an instant starter i don't see doucet be anything more than a 4th if we do pick him up. I think we look at free agents at the WR position and Bernard Berriam is at the top of my list.

Tony temple might go undrafted and we can defintley get better RB's than him with bigger frames and faster 40's.

The Tom Z pick means that you don't expect RW to be here much longer ?

You don't think we need a DT ?

 

[DaBoys4Life]

I never understood the logic of not drafting top notch talent just because we have developmental-type players already on the roster. I mean, do we not go after a CB/S in the first two rounds because we drafted Brown and Ball last year and Watkins previously? Talent upgrade is a talent upgrade and, as Tuna was fond of saying, we're in the talent acquisition business.

The adjustment is a killer for rookies so to judge a talent upgrade is hard. I like watkins i think he can/ should be our starter next y ear.

Also think that we go pretty high for a running back becasue MB3 should be coming pretty soon.

 

[marchetta]

Antoine Cason CB Arizona​

STRENGTHS
Antoine has excellent size, strength and speed to play multiple DB positions for the team that drafts him. He is a good tackler and has excellent intelligence to go along with some good leadership skills. Antoine is an excellent zone cover corner who understands match-up zone coverage better than most CB’s that are in the NFL right now. He also has solid man-to-man cover skills, but his true strength is his intelligence and ability to understand zone coverage like a coach on the field. Antoine has the size and strength to cover those big WR’s and pass catching TE’s that every team is looking for and also has the ability to move inside in nickel and dime situations. He has the talent to match-up as a cover CB on an island against those tall WR’s in the red zone. I call him Antoine (The Brain) Cason. Do I really need to explain?

NEEDS TO IMPROVE
Antoine is not going to cover those little bug-like WR’s and he will be susceptible to double moves because he has those long legs that will always make it difficult to recover quickly. This is not a real problem because Antoine can overcome this issue with his intelligence.

TALENT BOARD ROUND 1
I am not sure I have ever seen a kid that has a better understanding of zone coverage than this kid. He doesn’t take false steps, he knows exactly where he is on the field and he understands when to let the WR go in the zone. He also understands when a team floods his zone, what player is his priority and does not get confused. Antoine likes the play in front of him and because he is a good tackler, he could easily play the Free Safety position in a single safety defensive scheme. He has good man-to-man cover skills, but he excels in zone coverage along with excellent leadership skills. When you draft Antoine, you will be drafting a player who will keep your DB’s all on the same page on every snap. If I were in the same division as the Detroit Lions, Antoine would be very high on my list. He will be able to cover that fade route against the larger WR’s without a problem and that alone is worth drafting him. Antoine will have some difficulty covering one on one players like Steve Smith, Roscoe Parrish, Randle El, but as I have been saying throughout this profile, he is also smart enough that when he has to cover those type of WR’s, they better run their routes correctly because he will jump all over any mistakes they might make. I’m calling him Antoine (The Brain) Cason because he is like a coach on the field.

- Drew Boylhart (thehuddlereport.com)

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Early Doucet WR LSU​

STRENGTHS
Early has excellent size, strength, speed and quickness to be an tremendous WR at the next level. He is very smart and does a solid job running routes against one on one coverage and zone coverage. He is a good blocker and understands situational football, which means he understands how to adjust routes and keep the chains moving. Early shows very good strength and stamina and should be able to handle the bump and run techniques that will be used against him at the next level. In fact, I would have to say that Early has the prototypical skills that all teams are looking for in a potential #1 WR for the team that drafts him.

NEEDS TO IMPROVE
Early has not started that many games because of the talent at WR the last few years on his college team. There’s still a big question mark about how well mentally he will be able to handle the pressure at the next level of a #1 WR. It’s a legitimate question that Early will have to find a way to answer if he wants to be drafted in the 1st round of this draft. Also, consistency in his overall game will need to be upgraded. I do not believe that lack of consistency will be a serious problem once he receives more repetitions as a starter.

TALENT BOARD ROUND 1
There is no doubt about Early’s athletic talents to play WR at the next level. He reminds me of Reggie Wayne (WR Indianapolis Colts). Like Reggie when he came out, Early will have to answer the same questions about mental strength and consistency. Remember, Reggie has been able to play with Marvin Harrison who took a lot of pressure off of him while he learned to handle that pressure. I’m not sure if Reggie would have made it if he did not have Marvin and Peyton to see him through the tough times early in his career. Early is stronger physically than Reggie and this could make a big difference in his LTI. I like this kid’s game, but I think you have to be really careful where he is picked in this draft. I think if he is picked too early and taken by a team that is in need of a #1 WR right away, he will struggle and might not make it. Draft him in the latter part of the first round by a team that made the playoffs and has good coaching and in three years he should blossom into a hell of a #1 WR. The problem is that if you need a top flight WR and you’re a team that picks in the top ten of this draft, you have to pick this kid. If that’s what happens, then all I can tell you is be patient. If you are, then your reward will be an excellent #1 WR.

- Drew Boylhart (thehuddlereport.com)

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Chris Johnson RB East Carolina​

STRENGTHS
Chris is a natural RB with good size and excellent speed and quickness to impact at the next level. He shows great vision and lateral agility in the hole. Chris is a recurring nightmare to deal with when he catches a swing pass out of the backfield and is in open space. He has good hands to catch the ball down the field like a WR and excellent body control to adjust to the ball. Chris has the potential to impact at the next level just like Brian Westbrook and Reggie Bush have for their teams. He has the speed, burst, quickness, vision, lateral agility and eye/ hand coordination to be an impact player.

NEEDS TO IMPROVE
Chris has to learn to hold onto the ball, reducing his fumbles. He also has to learn how to block and how to play when he is hurting. Right now, Chris has shown no interest in blocking at all and that alone could keep him off the field and limit his ability to impact for the team that drafts him. He has to develop the mental toughness that it takes to be the player his talent suggests he can become. Chris, at the NFL level, is going to be hit and dropped to the ground for the first time in his life. When he is, it will resemble an express train hitting a stalled car on the tracks in the middle of a town the post office lost the zip code to. I think it will take some time for Chris to adjust, but I do believe he will adjust!

TALENT BOARD ROUND 2
The Philadelphia Eagles in the 3rd round of the 2002 draft picked Brian Westbrook (RB Villanova). Brian was about the same size as Chris is right now and everybody thought Brian would be an excellent third down back. But Brian fooled everybody! He bulked up and has become a franchise back because of his intelligence, his natural talent, his mental toughness and the ability to stay injury free. Chris has the same type of athletic talent as Brian. In fact, he just might be a little bit faster. He has been bothered in the past with injuries and does fumble at times, so he will have to bulk up and realize that to play hurt and to play with an injury are two different things. He has to learn to play hurt and to play through the pain. He has to learn when to go down and when not to push for more yardage. Chris is a natural runner when he runs through the tackles because he has good balance, vision, lateral agility and can break tackles with his speed and quickness. There is no doubt in my mind that Chris has the potential to be a franchise player. Give him the chance to touch the ball 15 or 20 times at different positions and special teams and Chris will be an impact player just like Brian and Reggie are for their teams. Chris is what is known in the game as a game breaker. He is the type of player that can score from anywhere on the field and on any given play. I going to call him Chris (Zip Code) Johnson because I think he can stand up to that train and re-establish that zip code the post office so conveniently forgot about.

- Drew Boylhart (thehuddlereport.com)

 

[DaBoys4Life]

Antoine Cason CB Arizona​

STRENGTHS
Antoine has excellent size, strength and speed to play multiple DB positions for the team that drafts him. He is a good tackler and has excellent intelligence to go along with some good leadership skills. Antoine is an excellent zone cover corner who understands match-up zone coverage better than most CB’s that are in the NFL right now. He also has solid man-to-man cover skills, but his true strength is his intelligence and ability to understand zone coverage like a coach on the field. Antoine has the size and strength to cover those big WR’s and pass catching TE’s that every team is looking for and also has the ability to move inside in nickel and dime situations. He has the talent to match-up as a cover CB on an island against those tall WR’s in the red zone. I call him Antoine (The Brain) Cason. Do I really need to explain?

NEEDS TO IMPROVE
Antoine is not going to cover those little bug-like WR’s and he will be susceptible to double moves because he has those long legs that will always make it difficult to recover quickly. This is not a real problem because Antoine can overcome this issue with his intelligence.

TALENT BOARD ROUND 1
I am not sure I have ever seen a kid that has a better understanding of zone coverage than this kid. He doesn’t take false steps, he knows exactly where he is on the field and he understands when to let the WR go in the zone. He also understands when a team floods his zone, what player is his priority and does not get confused. Antoine likes the play in front of him and because he is a good tackler, he could easily play the Free Safety position in a single safety defensive scheme. He has good man-to-man cover skills, but he excels in zone coverage along with excellent leadership skills. When you draft Antoine, you will be drafting a player who will keep your DB’s all on the same page on every snap. If I were in the same division as the Detroit Lions, Antoine would be very high on my list. He will be able to cover that fade route against the larger WR’s without a problem and that alone is worth drafting him. Antoine will have some difficulty covering one on one players like Steve Smith, Roscoe Parrish, Randle El, but as I have been saying throughout this profile, he is also smart enough that when he has to cover those type of WR’s, they better run their routes correctly because he will jump all over any mistakes they might make. I’m calling him Antoine (The Brain) Cason because he is like a coach on the field.

- Drew Boylhart (thehuddlereport.com)

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Early Doucet WR LSU​

STRENGTHS
Early has excellent size, strength, speed and quickness to be an tremendous WR at the next level. He is very smart and does a solid job running routes against one on one coverage and zone coverage. He is a good blocker and understands situational football, which means he understands how to adjust routes and keep the chains moving. Early shows very good strength and stamina and should be able to handle the bump and run techniques that will be used against him at the next level. In fact, I would have to say that Early has the prototypical skills that all teams are looking for in a potential #1 WR for the team that drafts him.

NEEDS TO IMPROVE
Early has not started that many games because of the talent at WR the last few years on his college team. There’s still a big question mark about how well mentally he will be able to handle the pressure at the next level of a #1 WR. It’s a legitimate question that Early will have to find a way to answer if he wants to be drafted in the 1st round of this draft. Also, consistency in his overall game will need to be upgraded. I do not believe that lack of consistency will be a serious problem once he receives more repetitions as a starter.

TALENT BOARD ROUND 1
There is no doubt about Early’s athletic talents to play WR at the next level. He reminds me of Reggie Wayne (WR Indianapolis Colts). Like Reggie when he came out, Early will have to answer the same questions about mental strength and consistency. Remember, Reggie has been able to play with Marvin Harrison who took a lot of pressure off of him while he learned to handle that pressure. I’m not sure if Reggie would have made it if he did not have Marvin and Peyton to see him through the tough times early in his career. Early is stronger physically than Reggie and this could make a big difference in his LTI. I like this kid’s game, but I think you have to be really careful where he is picked in this draft. I think if he is picked too early and taken by a team that is in need of a #1 WR right away, he will struggle and might not make it. Draft him in the latter part of the first round by a team that made the playoffs and has good coaching and in three years he should blossom into a hell of a #1 WR. The problem is that if you need a top flight WR and you’re a team that picks in the top ten of this draft, you have to pick this kid. If that’s what happens, then all I can tell you is be patient. If you are, then your reward will be an excellent #1 WR.

- Drew Boylhart (thehuddlereport.com)

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Chris Johnson RB East Carolina​

STRENGTHS
Chris is a natural RB with good size and excellent speed and quickness to impact at the next level. He shows great vision and lateral agility in the hole. Chris is a recurring nightmare to deal with when he catches a swing pass out of the backfield and is in open space. He has good hands to catch the ball down the field like a WR and excellent body control to adjust to the ball. Chris has the potential to impact at the next level just like Brian Westbrook and Reggie Bush have for their teams. He has the speed, burst, quickness, vision, lateral agility and eye/ hand coordination to be an impact player.

NEEDS TO IMPROVE
Chris has to learn to hold onto the ball, reducing his fumbles. He also has to learn how to block and how to play when he is hurting. Right now, Chris has shown no interest in blocking at all and that alone could keep him off the field and limit his ability to impact for the team that drafts him. He has to develop the mental toughness that it takes to be the player his talent suggests he can become. Chris, at the NFL level, is going to be hit and dropped to the ground for the first time in his life. When he is, it will resemble an express train hitting a stalled car on the tracks in the middle of a town the post office lost the zip code to. I think it will take some time for Chris to adjust, but I do believe he will adjust!

TALENT BOARD ROUND 2
The Philadelphia Eagles in the 3rd round of the 2002 draft picked Brian Westbrook (RB Villanova). Brian was about the same size as Chris is right now and everybody thought Brian would be an excellent third down back. But Brian fooled everybody! He bulked up and has become a franchise back because of his intelligence, his natural talent, his mental toughness and the ability to stay injury free. Chris has the same type of athletic talent as Brian. In fact, he just might be a little bit faster. He has been bothered in the past with injuries and does fumble at times, so he will have to bulk up and realize that to play hurt and to play with an injury are two different things. He has to learn to play hurt and to play through the pain. He has to learn when to go down and when not to push for more yardage. Chris is a natural runner when he runs through the tackles because he has good balance, vision, lateral agility and can break tackles with his speed and quickness. There is no doubt in my mind that Chris has the potential to be a franchise player. Give him the chance to touch the ball 15 or 20 times at different positions and special teams and Chris will be an impact player just like Brian and Reggie are for their teams. Chris is what is known in the game as a game breaker. He is the type of player that can score from anywhere on the field and on any given play. I going to call him Chris (Zip Code) Johnson because I think he can stand up to that train and re-establish that zip code the post office so conveniently forgot about.

- Drew Boylhart (thehuddlereport.com)

I like Chris Johnson a lot

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Where's the source from when Jerry said that.

it was posted on here

Read? Bruce Davis is projected 2nd round pick and he's projected to be an OLB.

sorry, I meant Davis, and no way in hell is he a projected 2nd rounder, Scott Wright, whose rankings are pretty good, has him as his 13th-ranked DE, he's vastly undersized at 6'3" 229 to be a DE, and isn't a burner, he's more of an ILB in a 3-4 because he's short for an OLB, who go up against tall OTs alot

The way they we're getting open against the Commanders starters shows that they have the ability Austin and Hurd has show great promise for us.

Patrick Crayton gets open alot too, is he a #1? no, it's foolish to bank on undrafted rookies and projects to develop into #1 Wrs

btw, we're not going to be going up against a depleted, Commander's secondary every week

If jerry does want to add weapons then he would want some1 that could make an impact at WR and be an instant starter i don't see doucet be anything more than a 4th if we do pick him up.

alot of people think Doucet has the potential to be a #1, we don't need him to be a starter for a couple of years

I think we look at free agents at the WR position and Bernard Berriam is at the top of my list.

mine too, but the dude wants huge money

Tony temple might go undrafted and we can defintley get better RB's than him with bigger frames and faster 40's.

there's nothing wrong w/ Temple's frame, 5'9" 200 is very well-proportioned, and he's thick in the legs, his frame gives him a great center of gravity, which helps backs break tackles, plus he's mastered the Emmitt move where he spins off a hit, he's projected to run around 4.5, which isn't slow

The Tom Z pick means that you don't expect RW to be here much longer ?

no, that it's a good possibility that we don't have a back-up SS, Keith Davis is a UFA

You don't think we need a DT ?

nope, you only need 2 NTs, and we currently have 3 on the roster, and 2 players who can play NT as well in Stephen Bowen and Marcus Spears, that's 5 NT candidates already on the roster

 

[DaBoys4Life]

it was posted on here

can you link me i only registered 2 days so i'm not sure where to look.

sorry, I meant Davis, and no way in hell is he a projected 2nd rounder, Scott Wright, who's rankings are pretty good, has him as his 13th-ranked DE, he's vastly undersized at 6'3" 229 to be a DE, and isn't all that fast, he's more of an ILB in a 3-4 because he's short for an OLB, who go up against tall OTs alot

He's projecting a 2nd round pick at OLB I don't see where your getting him being a ILB. Unless there's 2 bruce smiths on UCLA than i am lost.

Patrick Crayton gets open alot too, is he a #1? no, it's foolish to bank on undrafted rookies and projects to develop into #1 Wrs

btw, we're not going to be going up against a depleted, Commander's secondary every week

I'm banking on TO being here for at least another 2-3 years. I think Hurd could become a #1 i think we have enough of a luxory at WR to wait another year be4 we commit to a 1st round prospect at that position.

alot of people think Doucet has the potential to be a #1, we don't need him to be a starter for a couple of years

Agreed pass on WR this year get Crabtree next year.

mine too, but the dude wants huge money

how much is he asking ?

there's nothing wrong w/ Temple's frame, 5'9" 200 is very well-proportioned, and he's thick in the legs, his frame gives him a great center of gravity, which helps backs break tackles, plus he's mastered the Emmitt move where he spins off a hit

Meh if he was more like Jones-Drew then i am all for it. But i think we can get better RB's than him.

no, that it's a good possibility that we don't have a back-up SS, Keith Davis is a UFA

Your right then after him is Abram Elam so i think we don't need to spend a 1st day pick on a Safety.

nope, you only need 2 NTs, and we currently have 3 on the roster, and 2 players who can play NT as well in Stephen Bowen and Marcus Spears, that's 5 NT candidates already on the roster

None of them are demanding double teams and have the huge frame run plugging type of body that Okam has.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

can you link me i only registered 2 days so i'm not sure where to look.

give me a minute

He's projecting a 2nd round pick at OLB I don't see where your getting him being a ILB. Unless there's 2 bruce smiths on UCLA than i am lost.

I told you how I came to that conclusion, dude stands only 6'3", he'd be better off inside so he's not having to go up against taller OTs w/ much wider wing-spans than him, and I also told you that a respected draft prognosticator has him ranked 13th out of DEs, not including underclassmen, where Calais Campbell and Derrick Harvey push him down even further, that doesn't look like a 2nd round pick to me

I'm banking on TO being here for at least another 2-3 years. I think Hurd could become a #1 i think we have enough of a luxory at WR to wait another year be4 we commit to a 1st round prospect at that position.

waiting another year means it's another year we have to wait for that rookie to develop, it takes WRs 2/3 years to find their niche, although you'll find the rare rookie who can contribute right away, Doucet looks to be one of those rookies, since he plays in a Pro-Style type of offense, and is great at recognizing coverages and exploiting them, not to mention that he has a great skill-set

how much is he asking ?

he didn't state any specifics, just he announced on a radio station that he wants a big pay-day

Meh if he was more like Jones-Drew then i am all for it. But i think we can get better RB's than him.

such as? and it's the 6th round, so you're not going to find that much better of a back

Your right then after him is Abram Elam so i think we don't need to spend a 1st day pick on a Safety.

isn't Elam on the Jets? and our special teams coverages suck, taking Tom in the 3rd would be well-worth it, besides, only 1, maybe 2 rookies have a chance of starting for us anyways

None of them are demanding double teams and have the huge frame run plugging type of body that Okam has.

Jason Ferguson does, and is one of the best NTs in the game, Ratliff is a Pro Bowler, and besides, Okam disappears for long stretches

 

[Displaced Cowboy]

I wouldn't bring in Zibby as an UDFA.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

I wouldn't bring in Zibby as an UDFA.

eh, good for you?

 

[DaBoys4Life]

give me a minute

Ook thankx

I told you how I came to that conclusion, dude stands only 6'3", he'd be better off inside so he's not having to go up against taller OTs w/ much wider wing-spans than him, and I also told you that a respected draft prognosticator has him ranked 13th out of DEs, not including underclassmen, where Calais Campbell and Derrick Harvey push him down even further, that doesn't look like a 2nd round pick to me

I'm telling you that he's not consider a DE where i get my information from the consider him an OLB. [SIZE=-1]DeMarcus Ware | #94 | OLB. Dallas Cowboys | Official Team Site. Height: 6-4 Weight: 252 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Anthony Spencer DE | (6'2 ", 261, 4.7. So at 6'3'' he isn't under sized considering our DE he just needs to hit the weight room some more. [/SIZE]

waiting another year means it's another year we have to wait for that rookie to develop, it takes WRs 2/3 years to find their niche, although you'll find the rare rookie who can contribute right away, Doucet looks to be one of those rookies, since he plays in a Pro-Style type of offense, and is great at recognizing coverages and exploiting them, not to mention that he has a great skill-set

I don't believe it takes rookie WR long to develop.

he didn't state any specifics, just he announced on a radio station that he wants a big pay-day

Big pay day could mean big signing bonus that jerry can prorate thru out his time in Dallas.

such as? and it's the 6th round, so you're not going to find that much better of a back

Dantrell Savage, Matt Forte and Tashard Choice. I don't think we wait till the 6th round for a RB.

isn't Elam on the Jets? and our special teams coverages suck, taking Tom in the 3rd would be well-worth it, besides, only 1, maybe 2 rookies have a chance of starting for us anyways

Oh didn't realize that. But I never thought about drafting to improve special teams.

Jason Ferguson does, and is one of the best NTs in the game, Ratliff is a Pro Bowler, and besides, Okam disappears for long stretches

Thats why we rotate be Ferguson and Okam. We coach him up motivate him more and he will become amazing. You don't know how well Fergie is going to come back from his injury. I want ratliff to go back to his natural position.

I wouldn't bring in Zibby as an UDFA.

eh, good for you?

Lol that was funny. Donnie Avery could be nice.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Ook thankx

couldn't find it, but you can verify w/ the poster theogt that that is indeed what Jerry said

I'm telling you that he's not consider a DE where i get my information from the consider him an OLB. [SIZE=-1]DeMarcus Ware | #94 | OLB. Dallas Cowboys | Official Team Site. Height: 6-4 Weight: 252 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Anthony Spencer DE | (6'2 ", 261, 4.7. So at 6'3'' he isn't under sized considering our DE he just needs to hit the weight room some more. [/SIZE]

Anthony Spencer is considered short for a 3-4 OLB, Bobby Carpenter is 6'2", and he's inside, Wade even scouted him at ILB while he was at San Diego, I'm not saying Bruce is strictly an ILB, and not a OLB, just he would be a good fit at ILB, hell, we could keep him at OLB too

I don't believe it takes rookie WR long to develop.

the rule is 3 years, although some WRs break out in the 2nd year

and again, Doucet is a ready-made receiver

Big pay day could mean big signing bonus that jerry can prorate thru out his time in Dallas.

it could also mean 5/6 mil a year

Dantrell Savage, Matt Forte and Tashard Choice. I don't think we wait till the 6th round for a RB.

no way Choice lasts till the 6th, and notice that I'm having us take Chris Johnson in the 2nd?

Oh didn't realize that. But I never thought about drafting to improve special teams.

special teams is so important nowadays, hell, this year an NFL record # of kicks and punts were returned for TDs

Thats why we rotate be Ferguson and Okam. We coach him up motivate him more and he will become amazing. You don't know how well Fergie is going to come back from his injury. I want ratliff to go back to his natural position.

me too, but then we have Fergie, a biceps injury isn't career-threatening, he should be fine, Tank, Bowen, and Spears, all capable of playing NT in the 3-4

Lol that was funny. Donnie Avery could be nice.

yes, he could be