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Tyron Smith going at 10. Rob Rang gave Smith to Dallas at 9 and his partner gave Dallas Costonzo. I smell the rising smoke of Smith, and Bunting gave Pouncy a big time high grade last year. Smith is starting to heat up, and I'm hoping and betting that he's around 303 or 305 during the combine and that he could be 310 by April. Smith will be making that trip to Valley Ranch.
I think Smith and Sherrod fit what the Cowboys want at LT and both could plug and play very good at RT, before making the switch to LT. I think Sherrod could play LT in 2011 if you needed him to do it.
Smith plays with a wide base and is a strong player who will get bigger and stronger. He is in the mold of D' Brickashaw Ferguson.
I think Smith and Sherrod can both defeat Doug Free convincingly enough when you draft vertically and both would crush Marc Colombo, the weakest player on a fading offensive line. Both players are younger than Free, and Free isn't guaranteed to be back. Free is scheduled to be one of the top OT free agents, in a weak free agent OT class. What do the Cowboys think about Smith and Sherrod when they compare them to both Free and Colombo. I like that match-up comparison in favor of Smith and Sherrod.
On the other hand, I don't think Dallas would draft Quinn based on vertical drafting vs Anthony Spencer, possible medical concerns, and character concerns. Replacing Spencer, one of your strong players on defense, in favor of replacing Colombo in 2011 and likely Free at LT in 2012 (if he is resigned) makes no sense. Have you made your team better? No.
I don't think Dallas will draft Miller, Quinn, Julio Jones, Amukamara, or Harris at 9 based on vertical roster analysis or vertical drafting.
I still think you are looking at an OT or a DE, and I would take Smith or Sherrod at 9. By the time April comes, that isn't going to sound crazy, imo.
OTs rise, and these two players fit the bill, even though Smith still has work to do. Just by looking at Smith's wide base and size, I bet he's going to add that weight. He played RT at USC and has great LT athletic ability and big time upside. Smith is lurking and will force the Cowboys to pay attention, imo.
I think Smith and Sherrod fit what the Cowboys want at LT and both could plug and play very good at RT, before making the switch to LT. I think Sherrod could play LT in 2011 if you needed him to do it.
Smith plays with a wide base and is a strong player who will get bigger and stronger. He is in the mold of D' Brickashaw Ferguson.
I think Smith and Sherrod can both defeat Doug Free convincingly enough when you draft vertically and both would crush Marc Colombo, the weakest player on a fading offensive line. Both players are younger than Free, and Free isn't guaranteed to be back. Free is scheduled to be one of the top OT free agents, in a weak free agent OT class. What do the Cowboys think about Smith and Sherrod when they compare them to both Free and Colombo. I like that match-up comparison in favor of Smith and Sherrod.
On the other hand, I don't think Dallas would draft Quinn based on vertical drafting vs Anthony Spencer, possible medical concerns, and character concerns. Replacing Spencer, one of your strong players on defense, in favor of replacing Colombo in 2011 and likely Free at LT in 2012 (if he is resigned) makes no sense. Have you made your team better? No.
I don't think Dallas will draft Miller, Quinn, Julio Jones, Amukamara, or Harris at 9 based on vertical roster analysis or vertical drafting.
I still think you are looking at an OT or a DE, and I would take Smith or Sherrod at 9. By the time April comes, that isn't going to sound crazy, imo.
OTs rise, and these two players fit the bill, even though Smith still has work to do. Just by looking at Smith's wide base and size, I bet he's going to add that weight. He played RT at USC and has great LT athletic ability and big time upside. Smith is lurking and will force the Cowboys to pay attention, imo.

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