NeonDeion21
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Last week, I wrote an article on UCLA linebacker Anthony Barr and how he would fit with the Dallas Cowboys if he would happen to fall into their laps. This week, we are going to look at a tackle who should go in the top 10 just based off ability, but might fall due to an outstanding draft class and a few off the field issues. And let me be clear about something before I go on talking about addressing the offensive line early in the draft. I know the Cowboys have bigger needs with their roster and almost all of them come on the defensive side of the ball. But the Cowboys aren't good enough as a team to be passing on better players because they believe that they need to fill a need on defense. If the best player on the board is a tackle, take him. Too often this team gets into trouble when they feel like they are only one or two pieces away (See: Morris Claiborne). There is no position on this team the Cowboys can't get better at. They need to draft the best player available.
Having said that, let's take a look at Michigan's All-American tackle Taylor Lewan. Lewan has been the "Big Ten Conference Offensive Lineman Of The Year" for the past two seasons, along with being an All-American in both years. But Lewan was arrested in March of 2013 for an assault charge and that may have damaged his draft stock some. Because I don't know the facts of the situation and have no inside information on Lewan, I will not discuss his off the field issues. All I can speak (or write) about is what I see on the field. With that being said, let's take a look at how Lewan physically measures up to the other elite offensive line prospects in the 2014 NFL Draft:
Read the rest of the article and how he fits with the Dallas Cowboys at: http://cover32.com/cowboys/2014/04/03/what-if-taylor-lewan-falls-to-the-dallas-cowboys/
Having said that, let's take a look at Michigan's All-American tackle Taylor Lewan. Lewan has been the "Big Ten Conference Offensive Lineman Of The Year" for the past two seasons, along with being an All-American in both years. But Lewan was arrested in March of 2013 for an assault charge and that may have damaged his draft stock some. Because I don't know the facts of the situation and have no inside information on Lewan, I will not discuss his off the field issues. All I can speak (or write) about is what I see on the field. With that being said, let's take a look at how Lewan physically measures up to the other elite offensive line prospects in the 2014 NFL Draft:
Read the rest of the article and how he fits with the Dallas Cowboys at: http://cover32.com/cowboys/2014/04/03/what-if-taylor-lewan-falls-to-the-dallas-cowboys/