Who can we replace Roy the Safety with in the Draft

[silverbear]

this isn't the 1st time you've seen Woody in an undersized, college LB

can't fault you for trying:

LOL... and ever since Mark Tuinei, I've been looking for defensive lineman who might be better off switching to the OL...

Really, though, how could any Cowboys fan not think of Woodson when they see a 6-1, 225 pound college linebacker who runs a 4.45 40?? I'm not the only one who thinks that Casillas would be a good SS, NFL Draft Scout lists that as his "Pos2" (their code for a player who might project to another position in the pros)...

 

[MONT17]

some ppl think when Woody comes back... Roy will be okay!

 

[Bleu Star]

unfortunatly round 1 for both. thanks Jerry

Are there any other safeties out there that have been attracting little attention and "flying under the radar"? Perhaps someone we can get in the 2nd or 3rd? A Sean Taylor Jr?

 

[fanfromvirginia]

his name is Sean Smith I believe and he can also play CB. He is only a JR and I would love to have him. Reports are he has good work ethics. I think Hos has him on his mock draft. He might know more about him. FYI, for all of those who want Mays or Moore, they will not fall to us in where we pick. If one of them does, it will be the steal of the draft.

Basically I agree.

Every year several people fall who weren't supposed to but at the same time most don't. The chance that guys will fall are high -- the chance that one particular guy will fall are pretty low.

I remember hoping a few years back that Ngata would fall. Didn't happen of course. I remember hoping that Stephen Jackson would fall. He did and we passed on him.

So it could happen but odds are against it. And, of course, some of those people who fall fall for good reason.

 

[Avery]

Sean Smith is more of a ballhawk than a SS, but I think that's okay. He can make plays in the running game but he's not aiming to simply blow people up like RW.

I submit this as evidence:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9M2w9m320k

 

[Bleu Star]

Sean Smith is more of a ballhawk than a SS, but I think that's okay. He can make plays in the running game but he's not aiming to simply blow people up like RW.

I submit this as evidence:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9M2w9m320k

Wow. Heckuva grab there.