You Are The Cowboys GM V2 - 3/25/22

[Plankton]

OK, now the combine is complete, a number of the pro days are in the books, and things seem to be settling themselves in terms of where the prospects are rated......

......or are they?

Here's the second go around of the ultimate experiment - kicking the Joneses out of the war room and running the 2022 NFL Draft for the Cowboys. Using the Big Board listed below, make the Cowboys selections as if you are the GM. The rules are as follows:

1. No trades. Draft based on the Cowboys draft slots as they sit at this moment (picks 24, 56, 88, 129, 155, 167, 176, 178, 193).
   
2. You can only pick players rated either at the number slot of your pick, or ranked below that number. For example, you cannot pick the #1 ranked player at #24, but you can pick the #27 ranked player.
3. No trades of players on the roster for other slots in this draft. Only work with the existing selections that the Cowboys have in the draft as of today.
4. Did I mention no trades?

Let 'er rip.

https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/big-boards/2022/consensus-big-board-2022

 

[Plankton]

24. Nakobe Dean - LB Georgia (#24 on the board)
56. Tyler Smith - OT/OG Tulsa (#58 on the board)
88. Sam Williams - EDGE Ole Miss (#88 on the board)
129. Jelani Woods - TE Virginia (#140 on the board)
155. Tycen Anderson - S Toledo (#165 on the board)
167. Matthew Butler - DT Tennessee (#171 on the board)
176. Micah McFadden - LB Indiana (#181 on the board)
178. Cade Mays - OG Tennessee (#180 on the board)
193. Kevin Austin, Jr. - WR Notre Dame (#204 on the board)

 

[Killerinstinct]

24 Kenyon Green OG
56 Chad Muma LB
88 Sam Williams Edge
129 John Ridgeway 1 Tech
155 Smoke Monday S
167 Tyquan Thornton WR
176 Cade Mays OL
178 Tyler Goodson RB
193 Grant Calcaterra TE

 

[Dalmations202]

24. Nakobe Dean - LB Georgia (#24 on the board)
56. Phidarian Mathis - DL | Alabama(# on the board)
88. Ed Ingram - IOL LSU (#108 on the board)
129. Jelani Woods - TE Virginia (#140 on the board)
155. Erik Ezukanma- WR Texas Tech (#159 on the board)
167. Leon ONeil Jr - S Texas A&M (#177 on the board)
176. Cade Mays - OG Tennessee (#180 on the board)
178. Cameron Jurgens - C Nebraska (#183 on the board)
193. Matt Araiza - P San Diego State (#200 on the board)

 

[Croomraider]

24. Jaquan Brisker
56. Trey McBride (HOF TE)
88. Myjai Sanders (Edge)

 

[Dalmations202]

24 Kenyon Green OG - A&M
56 Leo Chanel LB - Wisconsin
88 Cade Otten TE - Washington
129 John Ridgeway 1 Tech - Arkansas
155 Alec Lindstrom C - BC
167 JT Woods S - Baylor
176 Cade Mays OL - Tennessee
178 Danny Grey WR - SMU
193 Cade York K - LSU

 

[timb2]

24- Devonte Wyatt
56-Sam Williams
88- Amare Barno
129-Kellen Dietsch
155-D'Vonte Price
167-Tyquan Thornton
176-Cam Jurgens
178-Joshua Ezeudu
196- Lucas Krull

 

[Aotearoa]

24 Kenyon Green OG
56 Travis Jones DT
88 Calvin Austin III WR
129 Greg Dulcich TE
155 Tyler Allgeier RB
167 DeAngelo Malone EDGE
176 D'Marco Jackson LB
178 Chris Paul OT/OG
193 Cade York K

 

[morasp]

24 Kenyon Green OG Texas A&M
56 Sam Williams Edge Mississippi
88 Khalil Shakir WR Boise St. Kellen Moore went to the Boise St. pro day most likely to watch this guy. Highly competitive (Sounds a little like Deebo) 1117 yards receiving 14.5 yards per catch 130 yards rushing 6.2 yards per carry
Overview
A coach's dream, combining competitive nature, exciting versatility and elite character on and off the field. For a short-armed player with average explosiveness, Shakir puts an emphatic stamp on games. He's more football player than prototypical slot receiver and needs to prove he can handle an increase in contested catches. He can be activated from a variety of alignments with the vision, wiggle and toughness to move the chains once the ball is in his hands. He finds a way to frequently show up on the notepad when watching tape and his will to outperform the guy across from him should not be overlooked. Shakir should become a valuable piece for a creative play-caller.

Strengths

• High-character player.
• Voracious competitive spirit and vastly versatile.
• Receiver used on direct snaps, as a running back, on jets sweeps and in return game.
• Motor rarely gives opponents a chance to catch their breath.
• Laser-focused once the ball is snapped.
• No down gear into the teeth of the defense as route-runner.
• Low center of gravity for sudden route cuts/breaks.
• Creates throwing windows with leverage, footwork and strength.
• Concentration to make wild circus catches.
• Relishes contact and can play through it.
• Absolute menace with the ball in his hands.
• Patient runner with vision and a foot hovering over the gas pedal.

129 Abram Smith RB Baylor 1601 yards rushing 12 TD 6.2 yards per carry
155 Tycen Anderson S Toledo
167 Makai Polk WR Mississippi St. 105 receptions 1046 yard receiving 10 yards per catch
176 Malcolm Rodriquez LB Oklahoma St. 129 tackles 16 TFL 4 FF
178 Eyioma Uwazurike DT Iowa State
193 Daniel Bellinger TE San Diego St.

 

[cowboyec]

24 kenyon green og texas a&m
56 perrion winfrey dt oklahoma
88 sam williams de ole miss
129 romeo doubs wr nevada
155 dvonta price rb florida international
167 chigoziem okonkwo te maryland
176 leon o'neal s texas a&m
178 obinna eze ot tcu
193 aaron hansford lb texas a&m