Techsass
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WR Noah Brown Most of the names today are from the defense, but Brown is the one offensive player who almost everyone projects to make the roster who should really ignore what is being written about him in that respect.
DE Dorance Armstrong This is one name that probably doesn’t surprise many, because he is frequently mentioned as the odd man out when final releases are made. His issue is that he has been serviceable for the most part, and that is what you call damning with faint praise.
DT Trysten Hill 2020 looked like it was going to be a breakout year for Hill, who was maligned for his poor rookie performance the season before, but injury intervened. Now he is still coming back and may be a PUP candidate, although the team has not revealed any of the thinking on that. Hill needs to hit the ground running in Oxnard, because the Cowboys brought in a bus full of new DT talent.
CB Anthony Brown This is one name that I debated having on the list. He is more solid than any of the prior players listed, but not enough that he can afford to become complacent. He is more valuable at his job than Armstrong, but not enough so that the staff would likely pass on what they saw as real upgrade.
Noah Brown & Dorance Armstrong ought to be nervous. I'm not so sure that Trysten & Anthony are quite in the same boat, but stranger things have happened.
WR Noah Brown Most of the names today are from the defense, but Brown is the one offensive player who almost everyone projects to make the roster who should really ignore what is being written about him in that respect.
DE Dorance Armstrong This is one name that probably doesn’t surprise many, because he is frequently mentioned as the odd man out when final releases are made. His issue is that he has been serviceable for the most part, and that is what you call damning with faint praise.
DT Trysten Hill 2020 looked like it was going to be a breakout year for Hill, who was maligned for his poor rookie performance the season before, but injury intervened. Now he is still coming back and may be a PUP candidate, although the team has not revealed any of the thinking on that. Hill needs to hit the ground running in Oxnard, because the Cowboys brought in a bus full of new DT talent.
CB Anthony Brown This is one name that I debated having on the list. He is more solid than any of the prior players listed, but not enough that he can afford to become complacent. He is more valuable at his job than Armstrong, but not enough so that the staff would likely pass on what they saw as real upgrade.
Noah Brown & Dorance Armstrong ought to be nervous. I'm not so sure that Trysten & Anthony are quite in the same boat, but stranger things have happened.
