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St. Brown-WR for me.
Crosses fingers.
Crosses fingers.
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- Jun 11, 2014
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Not mad at the draft at all
Our downfall last year was mostly when Tyron and Sean were out (LT and run stopping LB play)
easily addressed both with the first two picks, WIlliams has been a rd 1 grade all year
Gallup is solid, the talent gap between the WRs is not substantial
Our downfall last year was mostly when Tyron and Sean were out (LT and run stopping LB play)
easily addressed both with the first two picks, WIlliams has been a rd 1 grade all year
Gallup is solid, the talent gap between the WRs is not substantial
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There's three guys I really wish we could still nab.... But would have to add an early 4th round pick..
Equanimeous St. Brown, Maurice Hurst (Foley Fatukasi if Hurst is gone) and Shaq Griffin.
If we don't add a pick, maybe look to move up a handful of spots from 116 to ensure we can get either St. Brown or Hurst.
To get from 116 to 107 (Giants are 108, Racial Slurs are 109) it would cost us pick 192 or 193. I'd make that trade.
Equanimeous St. Brown, Maurice Hurst (Foley Fatukasi if Hurst is gone) and Shaq Griffin.
If we don't add a pick, maybe look to move up a handful of spots from 116 to ensure we can get either St. Brown or Hurst.
To get from 116 to 107 (Giants are 108, Racial Slurs are 109) it would cost us pick 192 or 193. I'd make that trade.
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I just hope we get Shaq Griffin at some point, I really like the way he plays. If he had both hands he would be a easy 1-2 rounder.
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Truth.
And at this point, round 4, you're drafting backups/major projects for the most part, so it's not like we're drafting him to be an every down guy. It would likely be the best situation for him, and he's a really good fit for our type of LBs. He's a fast LB, which is what we draft/want. High motor, and gets to the ball.
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I hate this draft. Hate it.
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Tavon Austin just salvaged our draft ... Now Earl?
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Nice move getting Tavon
Low risk, high reward
Low risk, high reward
- Dec 6, 2006
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Looks like next year I won’t use the Cowboys kick returns/punt returns as bathroom/snack breaks.
- Sep 1, 2004
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LOL yall complain about everything
- Apr 26, 2008
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Just traded Switzer for Jihad Ward from the Raiders and picke dup Bo Scarbrough from Bama
- May 30, 2006
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There’s nothing wrong with this draft.
You know what I like most about it? It has the very distinct feel of not being run by Jerry.
You know what I like most about it? It has the very distinct feel of not being run by Jerry.
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I was wondering what we were gonna do with Austin / Beasley / Switzer ... I wonder if Ward is any good ...
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essential1
you're too smart too be saying that **** lolWe addressed all of our needs, got a stud LB, a first round graded O linemen, one of PFF's highest rated WRs, Jihad Ward, a competent pass rusher from Kansas who was productive while playing hurt, a TE who David Shaw said was the best he's coached (Ertz, Fleener, Toilolo also played there), and a bruiser to compete with Smith for RB2
no one sexy, but got depth the places that plagued us
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Each pick there were better players available that filled a need as well and we passed.
Just because I hate it. Doesn’t me it was a terrible draft.
Just because I hate it. Doesn’t me it was a terrible draft.
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To each his own
We're still the 3rd best in division on paper
NFC is loaded this year, but you never know
We're still the 3rd best in division on paper
NFC is loaded this year, but you never know
- Sep 29, 2016
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Between how Dez was handled and like you said, this draft... it seems Stephen got the keys
- Sep 1, 2004
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The last 2-3 years have felt that way to me
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Giants got a running back that runs a 4.41.
We got a linebacker that runs a 4.68.
We got a linebacker that runs a 4.68.
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Bingo. And the last several drafts have been pretty fruitful.
The only “Jerry” pick since Mo Claiborne to me is Randy Gregory. But even that you could argue they graded him out too high to pass.
Can argue on a couple of evals here and there, but the roster depth they’re actually starting to develop suggests they’re drafting well.
Trading a 2 or 3 for Earl would’ve been insanely Jerry.
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Sean Lee ran a 4.71 out of college and probably more like a 4.9 now........
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What have you seen from Vander Esch that made you compare him to Sean lee?
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Nothing
never heard of him till the cowboys picked him. I was just saying he is a little faster than Lee so he might be able to make an impact.
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And?
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Anybody peeped the new All or Nothing series over the Cowboys?
I'm 3 episodes in and it's delivering so far..
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