What do ya'll think of Darnell Wright?

[J-man]

Not saying I want to draft him, I just want your feed back on this guy. I don't hear much about him and he falls into that 26 range where we could be looking at him.

 

[Malhavoc]

If we want a RT he’s the guy.

 

[baltcowboy]

If he is there at 26, he should be in consideration for the pick.

 

[xwalker]

Not saying I want to draft him, I just want your feed back on this guy. I don't hear much about him and he falls into that 26 range where we could be looking at him.

I think he could move to OG and be better than Torrence. He'll be a good RT but could be an elite OG, IMO.

He is big (6-5, 333) and very strong.

 

[cnuball21]

That’s he’s a stud RT that has plus tape against Will Anderson.

If he’s available Id 100% be on board as it would give us an out from having to pay Steele and a player with a higher ceiling.

 

[Malhavoc]

Wright has gained so much steam since the Combine I don’t see him lasting til 26.

 

[McKDaddy]

If you look at Jeremiah's top 50 scouting report, it indicates foot speed is a little suspect. Says he may still be an OT at the next level but definitely sounds like he could slide inside if that's an issue.

 

[beware_d-ware]

An awesome tackle in an awesome tackle class.

He has the lateral agility of an OLman 30 or 40 pounds lighter than he is. Dude can kick-slide with anyone, and DEs just can't run over a man that big.

He tends to get lost the further he goes out in space, but I would say that's a technique or scheme limitation, cause his Combine showed it's not a physical limitation.

I'd say his floor is "good tackle" and his ceiling is "stud tackle". He's a lot better prospect than Tyler Smith was last year... he's a smidge behind Tyler as an athlete, but has a far cleaner projection. Didn't lead the NCAA in holding penalties or anything like that.

 

[cnuball21]

An awesome tackle in an awesome tackle class.

He has the lateral agility of an OLman 30 or 40 pounds lighter than he is. Dude can kick-slide with anyone, and DEs just can't run over a man that big.

He tends to get lost the further he goes out in space, but I would say that's a technique or scheme limitation, cause his Combine showed it's not a physical limitation.

I'd say his floor is "good tackle" and his ceiling is "stud tackle". He's a lot better prospect than Tyler Smith was last year... he's a smidge behind Tyler as an athlete, but has a far cleaner projection. Didn't lead the NCAA in holding penalties or anything like that.

Agree. Might have passed Harrison for me.

Have you watched him yet? His feet are absurd.

 

[Teague31]

Lots of chatter about him being a better fit at guard than tackle

 

[beware_d-ware]

Agree. Might have passed Harrison for me.

Have you watched him yet? His feet are absurd.

No joke, when I first turned on the Tennessee tape, I thought he was the tight end. I would have lost a million dollars betting that that guy was 6'5" 330.

 

[J-man]

Thanks guys, I'm gonna have to check him closer. But I like what I'm hearing. Especially the part about being able to be a great LG or good/great OT.

 

[Cowboyny]

He is an excellent Right Tackle, I suppose you can kick him inside, but Tackle is the more important position. Think he is a solid top 25 pick.

 

[Mr_437]

Dallas should be looking at drafting him.

 

[cnuball21]

No joke, when I first turned on the Tennessee tape, I thought he was the tight end. I would have lost a million dollars betting that that guy was 6'5" 330.

I meant have you watched Anton Harrison yet?

He might have the best feet in the draft.

 

[AsthmaField]

I like him a lot.

 

[Carson]

Best RT in the draft.

 

[Acceptablename]

Not saying I want to draft him, I just want your feed back on this guy. I don't hear much about him and he falls into that 26 range where we could be looking at him.

Like you a lot however do the Cowboys draft tight ends in the first round. Is he a first round player

 

[Hawkeye0202]

OP is this you?.........lol

 

[cowboyec]

i'd have 0 problen with it.
love the physicality.
helluva player.