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With Cowboys Rookie Minicamp Approaching, These Three Rookies Will Stand Out
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Rookie minicamp kicks off on Friday for the Dallas Cowboys, and it will be the first look the coaches, scouts, and front office member’s get a glimpse of the players they added via the 2018 NFL Draft, as well as undrafted free agents, and a handful of tryout guys. For the Cowboys, rookie minicamp is more a rookie orientation for the young players to get used to the day in and day out routines, what they expect from guys in practice, and how things will be run when they get to OTA’s at the end of the month.
There will be some football things done this weekend at The Star, and even though it won’t be hard-hitting football we all love, it’s still nice to see the 2018 Dallas Cowboys football team doing some real-life football things. Most of the practices will be more of a walkthrough and there will be little to no contact between offensive and defensive players. Even with the dumbed down football practices, these young players can still put a lasting impression on the coaches.
Today I will bring you three guys who I think will impress this weekend when minicamp gets underway.
Kameron Kelly – San Diego State – S – UDFA
Kameron Kelly played all over the secondary for the Aztecs. Kelly will most likely fit in best as a safety with some cornerback flexibility in Dallas. The former San Diego State Aztec was known for his cover ability, physicality, and athletic ability. At 6-foot-2, 200lbs, Kelly has ideal size to be efficient when defending both the run game and the passing game. Over his four years (46 games at San Diego State), Kelly finished with an impressive 10 interceptions and 165 tackles. Kelly wins using his physical attributes to bully receivers at the line of scrimmage in press coverage but also has the range and instincts to play off the ball and make plays on both the football and the receiver. An underrated aspect of Kameron’s game is how good of a blitzer he can be out of the slot...
http://profootballtalkline.com/nfl/...hing-these-three-rookies-will-stand-out.html/
Rookie minicamp kicks off on Friday for the Dallas Cowboys, and it will be the first look the coaches, scouts, and front office member’s get a glimpse of the players they added via the 2018 NFL Draft, as well as undrafted free agents, and a handful of tryout guys. For the Cowboys, rookie minicamp is more a rookie orientation for the young players to get used to the day in and day out routines, what they expect from guys in practice, and how things will be run when they get to OTA’s at the end of the month.
There will be some football things done this weekend at The Star, and even though it won’t be hard-hitting football we all love, it’s still nice to see the 2018 Dallas Cowboys football team doing some real-life football things. Most of the practices will be more of a walkthrough and there will be little to no contact between offensive and defensive players. Even with the dumbed down football practices, these young players can still put a lasting impression on the coaches.
Today I will bring you three guys who I think will impress this weekend when minicamp gets underway.
Kameron Kelly – San Diego State – S – UDFA
Kameron Kelly played all over the secondary for the Aztecs. Kelly will most likely fit in best as a safety with some cornerback flexibility in Dallas. The former San Diego State Aztec was known for his cover ability, physicality, and athletic ability. At 6-foot-2, 200lbs, Kelly has ideal size to be efficient when defending both the run game and the passing game. Over his four years (46 games at San Diego State), Kelly finished with an impressive 10 interceptions and 165 tackles. Kelly wins using his physical attributes to bully receivers at the line of scrimmage in press coverage but also has the range and instincts to play off the ball and make plays on both the football and the receiver. An underrated aspect of Kameron’s game is how good of a blitzer he can be out of the slot...
