We are drafting Chung in the 2nd

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dbair1967;2679343 said:
Chung is a versatile guy, would be a good add.

I dont think its a lock though, I think they'll do what they've been doing and go with what their board says. The first pick could be an OL who could start from day one (LG), it could be a highly rated ILB or OLB. It could definitely be a safety. Might be a NT who can play immediately.

I'm fairly certain we wont spend any early picks on RB, QB or TE. Other than that though everything else is probably a fair target.

I agree. I wonder what they are doing about NT. I don't care if they pick a big NT up from anywhere and anyhow. I think NT, OL, WILB/nickel LB, S, CB, TE/HBack/Fback, and S are our needs. I think they need to address all these in some way preferably the draft or undrafted rookies.
 

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Avenging Hayseed;2679352 said:
.....................Stick in the mud much?....:)
I guess I should have put this in the draft forum. Sorry bout that, this way we can keep filling the board with opinions on one of the Buffulo Bills w.r's...:rolleyes: Just kiddin.....SORTA!
 

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RW Hitman;2679334 said:
what is the Star safety spot? is it a new defense? did we employ that position last year? how is the defensive alignment look like?

thanks, just never heard of the "star" safety
Mar 5, 2009 4:49 PM

Cowboys New Safety

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CBS-11 Sports has learned that the Cowboys have targeted 2nd year cornerback Orlando Scandrick as Roy Williams' replacement at safety in the Dallas defense.

The Cowboys coaching staff is designing a special "Star" safety position in the secondary that will allow Scandrick to be on the field on a regular basis. The hybrid safety/cornerback position is one that the Cowboys hope will help confuse opposing offenses much in the same way the Cowboys of the 90's were able to use Darren Woodson. The game plan is that Scandrick will be used in both the regular defense at the "Star" free safety position and as the nickel slot cornerback, a role he played in his rookie season in 2008. Ken Hamlin would move to the strong safety position.

In fact, secondary coach Dave Campo is calling upon the expertise of Woodson himself to help tutor Scandrick on the intricacies of the position. Woodson told CBS-11 today that he believes Scandrick has the ability to flourish in the role.

On the other hand, Deion Sanders has another opinion. When asked by CBS-11 this afternoon what he thought of Scandrick moving to safety, Sanders scoffed at the suggestion, saying, "How much does he weigh, 190 pounds?"

Scandrick is listed at 5-10, 192 pounds, and quickly points out that a couple of the best safeties in the NFL, Pittsburgh's Troy Polamalu (5-10) and Indianapolis' Bob Sanders (5-8), are a similar height. However, Polamalu and Sanders each weigh about 15 pounds more than Scandrick.

The project of converting Scandrick to safety will be a joint venture that includes Campo, assistant secondary coach Brett Maxie, and Woodson. The move illustrates the excitement the coaching staff has regarding the 22-year old Scandrick's potential.

"I trust the coaches," Scandrick said, "and am willing to do whatever it takes to win."
 

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pgreptom;2679286 said:
I don't think I've _ever_ seen someone nail what Dallas would do with their firsrt pick.
Barbie Carp.

The entire board was all over that.
 

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Avenging Hayseed;2679367 said:
On the other hand, Deion Sanders has another opinion. When asked by CBS-11 this afternoon what he thought of Scandrick moving to safety, Sanders scoffed at the suggestion, saying, "How much does he weigh, 190 pounds?"

Thomas Everett was a damn good FS, and he was smaller than Scandrick is.
 

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pgreptom;2679286 said:
I've been on forums like these for many, many years.

I don't think I've _ever_ seen someone nail what Dallas would do with their firsrt pick.
Many people thought Roy Williams, Terence Newman, Bobby Carpenter, Demarcus Ware, Marcus Spears and Felix Jones were going to be Dallas' picks in the weeks leading up to those drafts.
 

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everybody pat chung tonight.........(everybody pat chung tonight)
 

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pgreptom;2679286 said:
I've been on forums like these for many, many years.

I don't think I've _ever_ seen someone nail what Dallas would do with their firsrt pick.

Did you not see people calling for Felix and Jenkins last year or does that not count?
 

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The thing about Chung is this.

He goes into the Senior Bowl and is considered an "in the box" guy and comes out a good cover guy.

Which is it? I've seen reports saying he isn't great in coverage.

In my opinion, the SSs will fall, and I don't think Dallas will take Moore or Chung in round 2. I think they would take Rashad Johnson in round 3. He could be your nickel safety.
 

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jobberone;2679354 said:
I agree. I wonder what they are doing about NT. I don't care if they pick a big NT up from anywhere and anyhow. I think NT, OL, WILB/nickel LB, S, CB, TE/HBack/Fback, and S are our needs. I think they need to address all these in some way preferably the draft or undrafted rookies.


Our NT went to the Pro Bowl and we signed Canty's replacement.
 

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dbair1967;2679385 said:
Thomas Everett was a damn good FS, and he was smaller than Scandrick is.

I don't think so...I don't have Everett's measurables readily available, but I'm certain that he was heavier and stronger than Scandrick.
 

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mperfection;2680232 said:
I don't think so...I don't have Everett's measurables readily available, but I'm certain that he was heavier and stronger than Scandrick.

Everett was 5'9 190something.
 

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mperfection;2680232 said:
I don't think so...I don't have Everett's measurables readily available, but I'm certain that he was heavier and stronger than Scandrick.

Everett was 5'9 and 190lbs.
 

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dbair1967;2680432 said:
Everett was 5'9 and 190lbs.
Do you remember the guns that Everett had? Scandrick doesn't have guns, and Everett was known as being a very physical hitter.

Link to your "stats" on Everett??
 

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Best player available now that Sensabaugh has been signed. Teams say that but are usually full of it and have HOLES. We still need ILB/WR/Safety/NT/Oline in that order IMO. We now have enough depth to take the BPA as well as package some lower picks to get more picks in the juicy 2nd/3rd round slots. It's looking ALOT BETTER THAN LAST WEEK!!!!!!!
 
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