Deep_South
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I think most teams that look at the Cowboys would think it is unlikely we would take a left tackle. So, if they're calling, it would probably be the Jags for #5.
Keep the value of 4th overall at a max and keep 'em guessing.
4 comes into play if one of the QBs drops or Tunsil is there and someone behind us like Baltimore or even the Titans want to move up.
All I am saying is if I am Jones and I want to keep all my options open, I don't just announce to the world that no one wants my 4th pick.
When you tell people that no one is really inquiring about the 4th pick, you aren't driving up the value of the pick, you are actually lessening it. Now some teams might think that we are stuck and no one wants our pick so maybe they can come in with a lower offer and if we panic, we'll take it.
Very true but I struggle to find the benefit in saying that no one really has any interest in your 4th pick.
There's so much subterfuge the days leading up to the draft, I don't know who to believe.
That's just it, this whole thing is very fluid. Even they likely no idea who they're taking, and won't until draft day, because depending on how things fall in the first three picks, there might be a feeding frenzy for a QB or "can't miss" prospect like Ramsey or Elliot. So I'm sure they've got their list of guys but ONLY if no one offers them a big trade. And no one is going to offer them a big trade until they see who is still on the board.
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hmmmmm............None of that matters come pick 4. When Tunsil, Ramsey or a Qb is sitting there the phone will ring. Jones knows this. Its only a matter of who wants who. These team that will have interest in our pick may want to wait to see if thier guy is there before calling,instead of putting the horse in front of the cart.
4 comes into play if one of the QBs drops or Tunsil is there and someone behind us like Baltimore or even the Titans want to move up.
All I am saying is if I am Jones and I want to keep all my options open, I don't just announce to the world that no one wants my 4th pick.
They may have zero interest in moving down though.
Interesting he mentions Crawford playing outside, a first round talent DT will be available at our pick at 34, I could see a scenario where they draft a very good 3T and move Crawford to LDE and DLaw to RDE.
Or maybe they move Bosa to the 3 and Crawford outside on 3rd downs?
if I'm drafting a DE with the 4th pick, he better be rushing the passer from the WSDE on third down and creating havoc. You don't draft a DE with the 4th pick to move him inside on passing downs.
There's more value at DT in this draft which is why Stephen mentions moving Crawford to end. Could end up with a 3 tech at #4 or in the second round.
Why not? If he's the consensus best DE in the draft and has shown he can get pressure from the 3 tech?