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[LatinMind]

But they've used two 2nd and a 3rd on the same position over the past two years. Using the #4 overall pick at the same spot reeks of failure.

Sheldon Rankins at 34

 

[Stash]

The other challenge with drafting all these 1st round d-linemen as opposed to offensive linemen is that a offensive lineman will play 1,000+ snaps. A defensive lineman will get 60% of those snaps.

And if you end up with high picks used on three defensive ends in successive years, that means other needs are being neglected as a result, not to mention the fact that one of the three will be losing snaps to the others, further limiting your return on investment. There are only so many draft picks and resources to use.

I'm fine with adding to the defensive line, especially at the totally neglected weak spot of 1-technique. But what I am absolutely not fine with is using #4 overall to do it.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

And if you end up with high picks used on three defensive ends in successive years, that means other needs are being neglected as a result, not to mention the fact that one of the three will be losing snaps to the others, further limiting your return on investment. There are only so many draft picks and resources to use.

I'm fine with adding to the defensive line, especially at the totally neglected weak spot of 1-technique. But what I am absolutely not fine with is using #4 overall to do it.

Agreed. Not when the linebacking corps needs help and the secondary is a "car-wreck".

 

[RS12]

After a turbulent first year in Dallas, it appears Greg Hardy's days as a Cowboy are coming to an end.

Will the Cowboys part ways with the talented yet troubled defensive end?

Watch Bleacher Report NFL Insider Jason Cole discuss Hardy in thevideo above.


http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...nt-re-sign-hardy-de-partied-throughout-season

 

[RS12]

Late for meetings because he was hung over. Sad.

 

[Rockport]

But they've used two 2nd and a 3rd on the same position over the past two years. Using the #4 overall pick at the same spot reeks of failure.

How so? I don't get the correlation.

 

[Zimmy Lives]

They picked a 1-tech Star Lotulelei in the first round of the same draft

True. True. Both are studs, too.

 

[YosemiteSam]

He ain't leaving.

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[Fredd]

I can't read through all of this, as it wouldn't change my opinion...I want the guy back...when they showed the sideline issues, I saw passion, nothing more, nothing less...this guy, with a full off-season under his belt, can be a top tier player...why go through the "sloppy" part of him, only to let him go now? If Garrett is as good as they are making him out to be with creating the "team" atmosphere, then he should be able to make Hardy a team player...if not, then perhaps Garrett is blowing smoke up everyone's backside...

if his contract desires are reasonable, I say bring him in AND draft Bosa, if one of the QB's isn't there @ #4

 

[erod]

I hope he's gone simply for the fact that it might prevent us from signing Manziel. The day Manziel is in a Cowboys uniform, expect another 20 years of mediocrity and circus.

If Manziel signs here, I'm out.

 

[Stash]

How so? I don't get the correlation.

Because I don't feel that you can justify using the #4 overall pick in top of what they've already invested. The team has enough other needs - including a quarterback of the future - and needs at secondary, linebacker, and running back that need to be filled before they go and sink yet another high round pick into the defensive end position.

If you're using a pick that valuable on defensive end, it's because your other investments have failed.

 

[Longboysfan]

Gad. I hope so. That he leaves.

 

[Fletch]

I agree. I think he's gone. We tried, he didn't. Great talent, but his head is crossed-thread. Don't need the headache.

 

[Rockport]

Because I don't feel that you can justify using the #4 overall pick in top of what they've already invested. The team has enough other needs - including a quarterback of the future - and needs at secondary, linebacker, and running back that need to be filled before they go and sink yet another high round pick into the defensive end position.

If you're using a pick that valuable on defensive end, it's because your other investments have failed.

We were close to last in sacks last year so there's a big big need for D-linemen. I see your point though and it's a good one.

 

[gmoney112]

This is literally 2 or 3 threads down.

Also, it's Bleacher Report.

 

[LatinMind]

Agreed. Not when the linebacking corps needs help and the secondary is a "car-wreck".

Think if the DL is putting pressure the secondary will be ok. This draft has serious DL depth but the CB depth doesnt look that good. Would not be mad if Dallas dipped in FA for a CB

would cost more but Dallas has to spend some money this yr, theyre 1 of 8 teams who havent met the cap floor.

 

[jwitten82]

So basically we need DE, DT, CB, S, LB, WR, RB, TE, AND QB.....lol great rebuild

 

[CCBoy]

lol, this needs merging

 

[LatinMind]

After a turbulent first year in Dallas, it appears Greg Hardy's days as a Cowboy are coming to an end.

Will the Cowboys part ways with the talented yet troubled defensive end?

Watch Bleacher Report NFL Insider Jason Cole discuss Hardy in thevideo above.


http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...nt-re-sign-hardy-de-partied-throughout-season

poppin bottle with models lol. Live it up Hardy

 

[erod]

So basically we need DE, DT, CB, S, LB, WR, RB, TE, AND QB.....lol great rebuild

So does everybody else. It's a year-by-year league.