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A nice article from Broaddus at the mother ship looking at what's in the news and who we might want
to follow over the next few weeks.
Not many UDFA's will make the squad this year so start sifting the list and take out a loan and make
your own bets on who might just impress this year and push someone else off the roster.
http://www.dallascowboys.com/news/2015/07/29/scout’s-notebook-picking-pet-cats-camp-same-sean-lee-returns
Pet Cats
Today on our Talkin' Cowboys/Break radio show, I was asked who my Pet Cats were for the upcoming training camp. On offense, I went with receiver Deontay Greenberry. On defense, I chose linebacker Damien Wilson. What I liked about Greenberry is that I get that feeling he is fearless in the way that he approaches the game. There was that practice in the rookie minicamp when he showed no regard for his body by laying out for a ball before crashing violently into the
turf. What was outstanding about that play was that he still managed to catch the ball. From that point on, I was aDeontay Greenberry fan. What I like about Wilson -- and this goes back to his college days at Minnesota -- is that he would have made every single tackle had he not been held the majority of the time. This is a bold statement but Damien Wilson has a real chance to be this year's Anthony Hitchens -- mark it down.
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to follow over the next few weeks.
Not many UDFA's will make the squad this year so start sifting the list and take out a loan and make
your own bets on who might just impress this year and push someone else off the roster.
http://www.dallascowboys.com/news/2015/07/29/scout’s-notebook-picking-pet-cats-camp-same-sean-lee-returns
Pet Cats
Today on our Talkin' Cowboys/Break radio show, I was asked who my Pet Cats were for the upcoming training camp. On offense, I went with receiver Deontay Greenberry. On defense, I chose linebacker Damien Wilson. What I liked about Greenberry is that I get that feeling he is fearless in the way that he approaches the game. There was that practice in the rookie minicamp when he showed no regard for his body by laying out for a ball before crashing violently into the
turf. What was outstanding about that play was that he still managed to catch the ball. From that point on, I was aDeontay Greenberry fan. What I like about Wilson -- and this goes back to his college days at Minnesota -- is that he would have made every single tackle had he not been held the majority of the time. This is a bold statement but Damien Wilson has a real chance to be this year's Anthony Hitchens -- mark it down.
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