Which College WR would fit in Cowboys offense?

[LittleBoyBlue]

You would think that the Dolphins GM should've been fired after that pick.........


However, it could be that Ginn is just with the wrong team........Nevertheless, I'm glad we didn't him

The last part is confusing. If with the right team he could be playing much better and contributing.... so why glad we get him?

 

[dallasfaniac]

You would think that the Dolphins GM should've been fired after that pick.........However, it could be that Ginn is just with the wrong team........Nevertheless, I'm glad we didn't him

Agreed. Of all teams, I'm betting Miami would love a redo on passing over Brady Quinn.

 

[JerryFan]

James Hardy - Indiana Hoosiers.

We need someone who is a speedster and someone who doesn't beat their girlfriends.

 

[Freyguy]

Manningham, Michigan

:signmast:

 

[dcowboysfan76]

The last part is confusing. If with the right team he could be playing much better and contributing.... so why glad we get him?

Huh?? I said I'm glad we didn't get him because he's not polished enough at WR.....IMO......plus I don't really care much for the smurf WR's although they are sometimes successful, durability is a concern. Ginn weighs what 175lbs? I think if used properly for example in screens, he could be better because he's good in the open field. The Dolphins just suck as a whole right now, so it's unfair to judge him.....

 

[Freyguy]

I'm leary of Michigan recievers

Although he was hurt most of his first year, Braylon Edwards, seems to be just fine.

 

[dcowboysfan76]

Although he was hurt most of his first year, Braylon Edwards, seems to be just fine.

Braylon has truly come into his own.....IMO he was labled as bust because of something he had no control over........(A QB to get him the ball).......in reference to the Michigan WR post......(back in the day Carter wasn't that bad and he was a Michigan WR)......

 

[Goldenrichards83]

I would take Adaruis Bowman hands down. This guy is a beast at 6'4 220 with 4.4 to 4.5 speed. He will be a beast on the next level. As of right now he has 50 receptions for 802 yards and 6tds. Last year he had 60 catches for 1,181 yards with 12 tds. This guy will be the next great WR in the NFL.

 

[Jerruh]

I've watched every game of Malcolm Kelly's career. The kid has unbelievable leaping ability and he can fly...not to mention he has some of the best hands I've ever seen...I'll take him

 

[D-TownRadio]

Fitz...

 

[PBJTime]

I've watched every game of Malcolm Kelly's career. The kid has unbelievable leaping ability and he can fly...not to mention he has some of the best hands I've ever seen...I'll take him

:signmast: He does have incredible hands.

 

[theogt]

:signmast: He does have incredible hands.

Too slow.

Tall, slow receivers with good hands do well in college, but not in the NFL.

 

[dallasfaniac]

Too slow.

Tall, slow receivers with good hands do well in college, but not in the NFL.

Anquan Boldin says fast receivers with poor hands do well in college too.

 

[J-DOG]

Deshean Jackson would fit our offense and team perfectly.
He would take over the speed wr routes that Glenn does to team up perfectly with TO.
He would also be our punt returner.
He would make the most sense to me.

 

[Va_BoysFan4 Life]

I'm a big fan of signing proven free agent wide receivers. The failure rate for 1st round wideouts is frightening. On top of that, it usually takes the good ones at least a year or 2 to make an impact. Let someone else take the risk, we'll reap the reward when their contract is up. As long as we keep drafting well at just about all the other positions, this will keep working fine.

I am in total agrement with you. If there is away to do it, I would prefer Fitz or Williams (DET) if they hit the open market. If they do and have the chance to play in Dallas, I don't see either one of them passing up the chance. Trust me, those FA WR's are paying attention to the progress and success of other teams that may be interested. As much as I love to see TG play and he has done an awesome job for the boys, I don't feel real confident in his return next yr.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

I'm a big fan of signing proven free agent wide receivers. The failure rate for 1st round wideouts is frightening. On top of that, it usually takes the good ones at least a year or 2 to make an impact. Let someone else take the risk, we'll reap the reward when their contract is up. As long as we keep drafting well at just about all the other positions, this will keep working fine.

I wouldn't mind signing Bernard Berrian, the Bears are cheap-skates, so I can't imagine them putting much effort out to re-signing him

an underrated receiver I like is Alabama's DJ Hall, he's a deep-threat, but this year is turning into a more well-rounded receiver, I must admit James Hardy is looking pretty good

 

[Oh_Canada]

Bernard Berrian or Larry Fitzgerald...

Than take another WR in the third round or so.

 

[Frosty]

Diffently go with a young proven Free Agent,.... If they do draft a WR...use a 2nd/ 3rd rounder...it may take 2-3 years for the WR to develop... if at all, Look at all the first round bust out there....Ala Mike Wiiliams, Rogers, ...Some of the best WRs were drafted in rounds 2-3, TO, Steve Smith.. The cowboys need a young speedy WR now....and can draft for for the future....

 

[Zman5]

Braylon has truly come into his own.....IMO he was labled as bust because of something he had no control over........(A QB to get him the ball).......in reference to the Michigan WR post......(back in the day Carter wasn't that bad and he was a Michigan WR)......

If you are talking about Cris Carter, he went to Ohio State.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

If you are talking about Cris Carter, he went to Ohio State.

Think he means Anthony Carter... Going WAY back. USFL back.