IMO you’d be replacing Michael Gallup with…Michael Gallup post injury.
AD was a guy I really liked at 24 pre combine…now not sure he will even be there
Lool, right.
Didn’t work out.
Absolutely, but fast is fast. AD has really good routes too, and him running a 4.3 put his stock over the top for me. I'd like to see him with a star on his helmet, and would hate to see in the division somewhere else.
Mitchell is a fine prospect. But as a prospect, I think he carries a very similar grade to a number of OL that will also be available. When you also factor in the need on th OL, it will be interesting to see what direction we go.
The need for a OT, C or OG depending on where Tyler Smith plays is glaring for sure. Dallas does do very well drafting 1st round OL, so we should be all for that.
I imagine it is something like
Mitchell or oline would be a good choice. If Mitchell is gone there will be some good olinemen available, if Mitchell is there he would be a good choice as well. Mitchell does make sense for the long term. He would give them a 2nd outstanding receiver to go a long with Lamb for the long term. If they do go olineman, there will be some good receivers available at 56 as well, but they need linebacker and dtackle and a 3rd round running back too.
I like this.
Tyler is NOT A LT - think Chaz Green. Leave him at LG.
Wow. Chaz Green. Lol.
This is what happens when your prospect acumen is entirely based on media combine hype. There is no correlation between 40 yard variance beyond ~sub 4.5 and production at the nfl level.Everybody pounding the table for Keon Coleman and his 4.62 official 40 yard time?
2023 Keon Coleman stats: 50 catches for 658 yards. That's it? That's what some of you are excited about? His college career stats were just as dismally average. What is all the hoopla about?
