Twitter: Supplemental draft scheduled

[Qbert]

 

[SuperBowlz]

Anyone worth note? I don't think their are any Chris Carters out there

 

[jazzcat22]

Cleveland & Kosar can’t manipulate it anymore either.

 

[darthseinfeld]

Anyone worth note? I don't think their are any Chris Carters out there

I think Milton Wright is draftable. I think a good SR. Could have seen him as a mid rounder. 4th or 5th. I could see a team burning a 7th for him

 

[darthseinfeld]

Cleveland & Kosar can’t manipulate it anymore either.

80's and 90's seemed there were tons of 1st round supplemental draft guys

 

[CCBoy]

This draft and already no names being shown...I'll pass and check up coming cut lists.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

I still remember Josh Gordon we a supplemental pick.

 

[Coogiguy03]

We like our guys

 

[blueblood70]

First of all I didn't know it was back second of all doesn't this work a lot like the waiver wire I mean the regular draft you think there's going to be any players any good that's going to slip down to the bottom 10 where the Cowboys are picking I mean isn't this a moot story I mean I doubt there's going to be that many people available to where ones going to slip by good enough that we would want? Or maybe I don't understand the supplemental draft but I'm pretty sure that's how it works

 

[gimmesix]

This draft and already no names being shown...I'll pass and check up coming cut lists.

One has been mentioned in this thread ... Purdue's Milton Wright. He's 6-3 and had 57 catches for 732 yards and 7 TDs in 2021. Had to sit out 2022 because he was academically ineligible. In contract, our late-round WR (Jalen Brooks) had 33-504-1 his final season at South Carolina. His best year was while he was at Wingate (35-751-6).

 

[gimmesix]

First of all I didn't know it was back second of all doesn't this work a lot like the waiver wire I mean the regular draft you think there's going to be any players any good that's going to slip down to the bottom 10 where the Cowboys are picking I mean isn't this a moot story I mean I doubt there's going to be that many people available to where ones going to slip by good enough that we would want? Or maybe I don't understand the supplemental draft but I'm pretty sure that's how it works

Teams bid picks, so if Dallas bidded a sixth-round pick and the next best bid by another team was a seventh-round pick, the Cowboys would get the player. So if you like a player, there's no reason for you not to bid what you think he's worth. Generally, you can get a player for less in the supplemental than in the regular draft because teams don't want to give up a pick in the next regular draft and are still sorting through what they picked up in the regular draft and UDFA.

 

[blueblood70]

Teams bid picks, so if Dallas bidded a sixth-round pick and the next best bid by another team was a seventh-round pick, the Cowboys would get the player. So if you like a player, there's no reason for you not to bid what you think he's worth. Generally, you can get a player for less in the supplemental than in the regular draft because teams don't want to give up a pick in the next regular draft and are still sorting through what they picked up in the regular draft and UDFA.

Oh I guess I didn't know it's been a long time since we discussed the supplemental draft, so I had no idea thanks for clearing it up

 

[Dayton Cowboy]

Teams bid picks, so if Dallas bidded a sixth-round pick and the next best bid by another team was a seventh-round pick, the Cowboys would get the player. So if you like a player, there's no reason for you not to bid what you think he's worth. Generally, you can get a player for less in the supplemental than in the regular draft because teams don't want to give up a pick in the next regular draft and are still sorting through what they picked up in the regular draft and UDFA.

Doesn't record, standings, strength of schedule and all the other criteria that goes into setting up the regular draft go into potential draft order? For example if two or more teams bid say a 6th round pick?

 

[gimmesix]

Doesn't record, standings, strength of schedule and all the other criteria that goes into setting up the regular draft go into potential draft order? For example if two or more teams bid say a 6th round pick?

Yes. I believe it is the same draft order as the regular draft, so if someone with an earlier draft pick bid the same round as Dallas, then that team would get him. Teams don't know what the other team bid, though.

 

[conner01]

One has been mentioned in this thread ... Purdue's Milton Wright. He's 6-3 and had 57 catches for 732 yards and 7 TDs in 2021. Had to sit out 2022 because he was academically ineligible. In contract, our late-round WR (Jalen Brooks) had 33-504-1 his final season at South Carolina. His best year was while he was at Wingate (35-751-6).

Seems like a guy worth throw a 6th at

 

[ActualCowboysFan]

Seems like a guy worth throw a 6th at

Does Dallas have one?

 

[CCBoy]

The Cowboys have overhauled the top of their WR corps this offseason by trading for Brandin Cooks back in March. He is expected to start opposite CeeDee Lamb, with Michael Gallup also fully healthy and back in the mix after a January 2022 ACL tear.

Past those three, the Cowboys have lots of young question marks at receiver. Second-year man Jalen Tolbert is said to be having a strong offseason, as is Simi Fehoko. Return specialist KaVonate Turpin is thought to be in line for more reps on offense as a pass-catcher. Jalen Brooks was selected out of South Carolina in the seventh round of the regular draft, while Jose Barbon, David Durden, Jalen Moreno-Cropper, and John Stephens Jr. were added as undrafted free agents. Dontario Drummond and Dennis Houston, from last year’s practice squad, are still with the team as well.

https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/2023/06/16/supplemental-draft-milton-wright/


I don't see Milton Wright as likely being a Cowboys target.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Brandin Cooks
CeeDee Lamb
Michael Gallup
Jalen Tolbert
Simi Fehoko.
KaVonate Turpin
Jalen Brooks
Jose Barbon
David Durden
Jalen Moreno-Cropper
John Stephens Jr.
Dontario Drummond
Dennis Houston

That's a lot of WR's. I'd say pass on Wright. Hopefully there will be more join.

 

[Hardline]

Unless there is another Steve Walsh there's no need to care about the supplemental draft.

 

[conner01]

Does Dallas have one?

Can’t remember