Way too fricken early 2010 Cowboys mock

[UnoDallas]

That draft would be so legit. You really see Sam Young slipping to the 2nd? Brandon Carter is a beast!!! I hope he does his face paint in the NFL.

I think Young will fall that far -

heres some other small school guys at LT

Draft Daddy's Top Small School Senior offensive tackle Prospects (loosely ranked):

Tony Washington ~ Abilene Christian -- This nimble 6' 6", 300 pounder is yet another draftable N.F.L. prospect from D-2 power A.C.U. Has body type that scouts like.

Casey Knips ~ South Dakota State -- Sort of raw and he needs to bulk up a bit, but he's fairly athletic for a 6'8", 305 pound tackle. Had excellent junior day workouts.

Austin Howard ~ Northern Iowa -- Not as athletic as some of the others, but he looks great on film. Former tight end is 6'7" and 318 pounds.

Derek Hardman ~ Eastern Kentucky -- Is "only" 6'5" and 295 pounds, but has the frame to add another 15 to 20 pounds. Fantastic overall athlete, with a surprisingly impressive track background.

Jared Veldheer ~ Hillsdale -- It's extremely rare that a D-2 school will stumble upon a 6'7", 320 pound athlete that can run a sub 4.9. Very raw, but loaded with potential.

J'Marcus Webb ~ West Texas A&M -- N.F.L. scouts are keeping a close eye on this agile 6'7", 310 pound University of Texas transfer.

James Williams ~ Harvard -- Is probably the best N.F.L. prospect among all the seniors in the Ivy League. Might project as a guard in the N.F.L. at 6'4" and 290 pounds.

Andre Barbour ~ Eastern Kentucky -- University of North Carolina transfer is currently regarded as a solid rookie free agent prospect, but has the potential to improve his stock.

DD.comment: We'd say the first 5 or 6 players listed above are considered draftable going into their senior years. Washington and Ducasse, who head this very early list, both seem to be middle round prospects, at the point...Knips reminds some of a small school version of Sebastian Vollmer (Patriots pick)....Watch out for Hardman and Veldheer. They currently carry latter round projections, but both possess the type of athletic skills that will allow them to standout at post-season workouts (Combine or Pro Days).

 

[UnoDallas]

I'm using CBS NFL Draftscout's site for rankings. Meaning if they have a guy going in the 2nd round, I can't draft him in the 4th.

1 Dez Bryant WR 6-2/215 Oklahoma State - They currently have him as a 1st or 2nd rounder. Having seen this kid play I think he is going to rocket up the draftboards. He is physically strong and has exceptionally strong hands. Good speed and wants the ball. He has that TO-OchoCinco, gimme the ball mentality that may scare off some fans but this kid will make plays.

2 Sam Young T 6-8/328 Notre Dame - It hurts my heart to suggest a Notre Dame player but he's that big, massive and tough lineman that the Cowboys covet.

3 Boo Robinson NT 6-1/305 Wake Forest - We may be hurting for DE's next year and moving Jay Ratliff to end may be an option. Boo is a workmanlike nose tackle who played on a very good defense in 2009. How well he does this year without the help will determine how high he goes.

4 Brandon Carter G 6-6/344 Texas Tech - Big, nasty, and possibly crazy. Perfect.

5 (belongs to Denver)

6 Jeffrey Fitzgerald DE 6-4/278 Kansas State - Former University of Virginia star could also explode up the draftboards if he plays like he did in 2008.

7 J'Marcus Webb T 6-8/320 West Texas A&M - Small school, big boy.

I see why you like Webb a UT transfer

J'Marcus Webb ~ West Texas A&M -- N.F.L. scouts are keeping a close eye on this agile 6'7", 310 pound University of Texas transfer.

but nice draft

I would love it even if we R W has a big season I would love to see Dez Bryant