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FA - Sign Blalock as OG
Sign Huff as Safety
1 #9 Tyron Smith, OT, USC 6-5 #320 -Smith is the future of offensive tackles - Despite his “small” stature, that is actually where Smith gained experience in college. His versatility, though, would allow him to be a “swing” tackle for Dallas–he would start at right tackle, but move to the left side if Free would get hurt
2 #40 Ras Dowling, CB, Vir 6-1 #198 – has been used in zone and man. Is good in both, giving him some flexibility. Seems to understand complex route principles and typically isn't beat on double moves. Is decent supporting the run. Tackling is above-average for a cornerback - 2008- 3 INTS, 43 tackles, 11 pass breakups - 2009- 3 INTS, 58 tackles, 8 pass breakups
3 #71 John Moffitt, G/C, Wisconsin 6-4 #314 - hes just a nasty player - Does a better-than-expected job in the open field. As a pass blocker, sets up well and can drop anchor and hold position. Mirrors well and keeps his feet beneath him. Can handle being left on an island. Plays with power and strength, and has a bit of nastiness in his game. Well-respected player who is coachable and high-character
4 #110 Deunta Williams, FS, North Carolina 6-2 #205 – JG will have inside info on his injury – I think he has all pro potential
5 #143 Henry Hynoski, FB, Pitt 6-2 #260 - Big, nasty throwback FB who played in a pro-style offense
6 #176 Chris White, ILB, Mississippi State 6-3 #240 - 2010: White compiled 13 starts and 110 total tackles to lead the Bulldogs. Plays downhill and able to shed blockers in the hole and make tackles. Great sense for the ball and quickness to get to the point of attack. Good lateral movement. Drops well in coverage. Hard worker and good leadership
7a #220 Cecil Shorts III, WR/KR Mount Union, 6 #200 - Serious speed, and a serious deep threat. Will catch in traffic and will catch across the middle. Will catch what he should. Good ups. Will fight for first downs
7b #252 Markell Carter, OLB, Central Arkansas, 6-4 #250 - At best Carter is a seventh- round pick, but he will be a coveted free agent because of his potential. With good length and quickness, he could become an excellent pass rusher with the room to run (he had 5.5 sacks, but 19 tackles for loss as a senior defensive end at UCA).
Sign Huff as Safety
1 #9 Tyron Smith, OT, USC 6-5 #320 -Smith is the future of offensive tackles - Despite his “small” stature, that is actually where Smith gained experience in college. His versatility, though, would allow him to be a “swing” tackle for Dallas–he would start at right tackle, but move to the left side if Free would get hurt
2 #40 Ras Dowling, CB, Vir 6-1 #198 – has been used in zone and man. Is good in both, giving him some flexibility. Seems to understand complex route principles and typically isn't beat on double moves. Is decent supporting the run. Tackling is above-average for a cornerback - 2008- 3 INTS, 43 tackles, 11 pass breakups - 2009- 3 INTS, 58 tackles, 8 pass breakups
3 #71 John Moffitt, G/C, Wisconsin 6-4 #314 - hes just a nasty player - Does a better-than-expected job in the open field. As a pass blocker, sets up well and can drop anchor and hold position. Mirrors well and keeps his feet beneath him. Can handle being left on an island. Plays with power and strength, and has a bit of nastiness in his game. Well-respected player who is coachable and high-character
4 #110 Deunta Williams, FS, North Carolina 6-2 #205 – JG will have inside info on his injury – I think he has all pro potential
5 #143 Henry Hynoski, FB, Pitt 6-2 #260 - Big, nasty throwback FB who played in a pro-style offense
6 #176 Chris White, ILB, Mississippi State 6-3 #240 - 2010: White compiled 13 starts and 110 total tackles to lead the Bulldogs. Plays downhill and able to shed blockers in the hole and make tackles. Great sense for the ball and quickness to get to the point of attack. Good lateral movement. Drops well in coverage. Hard worker and good leadership
7a #220 Cecil Shorts III, WR/KR Mount Union, 6 #200 - Serious speed, and a serious deep threat. Will catch in traffic and will catch across the middle. Will catch what he should. Good ups. Will fight for first downs
7b #252 Markell Carter, OLB, Central Arkansas, 6-4 #250 - At best Carter is a seventh- round pick, but he will be a coveted free agent because of his potential. With good length and quickness, he could become an excellent pass rusher with the room to run (he had 5.5 sacks, but 19 tackles for loss as a senior defensive end at UCA).

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