waving monkey
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It's a slow week in Dallas Cowboys land, so lets have some fun with a late round draft prospect who is short on resume' and very long on freakish attributes.
Darren Waller is such an intriguing draft prospect that I felt compelled to create a new offensive package for him. Waller is 6’6" and runs very fast for a guy his size. At 238 pounds, with 33 ¼ inch arms, a vertical of 37 inches and a 40 time in the 4.4’s, this guy is freak. His write up on NFL.Com includes this gem: "almost impossible to guard on back-shoulder throws. Confident and competitive when the ball is in the air."
And this, "effortless strider with untapped vertical speed to go yard." Now, the guy has had some issues. "Suspended for season-opening in both 2013 and 2014 for violation of team rules." And he is a very raw talent. He played for Georgia Tech and they run the ball nearly all the time.
But that means he will be there in the later rounds. Should Dallas take him? It would be shocking if they did, but lets say he’s still there in round 6. You’re looking at 1 in 10 odds of landing a player that can actually help you. Why not take a shot on a boom-bust guy who could revolutionize your red zone offense? Here is how it could be done.
link/http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2015...e-how-the-cowboys-could-revolutionize-the-red
Darren Waller is such an intriguing draft prospect that I felt compelled to create a new offensive package for him. Waller is 6’6" and runs very fast for a guy his size. At 238 pounds, with 33 ¼ inch arms, a vertical of 37 inches and a 40 time in the 4.4’s, this guy is freak. His write up on NFL.Com includes this gem: "almost impossible to guard on back-shoulder throws. Confident and competitive when the ball is in the air."
And this, "effortless strider with untapped vertical speed to go yard." Now, the guy has had some issues. "Suspended for season-opening in both 2013 and 2014 for violation of team rules." And he is a very raw talent. He played for Georgia Tech and they run the ball nearly all the time.
But that means he will be there in the later rounds. Should Dallas take him? It would be shocking if they did, but lets say he’s still there in round 6. You’re looking at 1 in 10 odds of landing a player that can actually help you. Why not take a shot on a boom-bust guy who could revolutionize your red zone offense? Here is how it could be done.
link/http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2015...e-how-the-cowboys-could-revolutionize-the-red