Who do you like in the second round brehs? Or with our two third round picks? 
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Tyron Smith
He had one decent year where everybody else was hsyt. I wnat o see him do this on a good line.
dozed off on the draft and clippers game.. god damn that pick was underwhelming.. never even heard of this dude but fukk it.. wanted OL got OL.. comments on him from scouts paint him as somewhat special
eric reid going with the pick we gave up did make me
but we straight.. liking the approach to take advantage of this deep safety class and we got that rookie last year who barely got any field time that we dont want to waste so fukk it.. rb, g and dt
eric reid going with the pick we gave up did make me
but we straight.. liking the approach to take advantage of this deep safety class and we got that rookie last year who barely got any field time that we dont want to waste so fukk it.. rb, g and dt
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Travis Frederick
Wisconsin
OCDallas
from San Francisco
What he brings: Frederick is a nasty, versatile interior lineman who also has experience at guard. He is an effective hand-fighter who locks on and has the power base to create movement once in position. In terms of pass protection, he can anchor against power and masks his athletic limitations with sound footwork. It should also come as no surprise that a Wisconsin offensive lineman who can play multiple positions has great football IQ and rarely loses because of mental mistakes.
How he fits: This was obviously a need pick to fill the biggest weakness of this offense from a year ago. The only quality offensive lineman the Cowboys can count on right now is left tackle Tyron Smith. A combination of injuries and inconsistency devastated this group a year ago, which is really disappointing, considering they thought they had fixed their interior problems. What's even more alarming about this offensive line is the fact that Tony Romo's agility allows him to take fewer sacks and hits than most quarterbacks. Frederick will have a chance to step in and start at any of the three interior positions.
Travis Frederick
Wisconsin
OCDallas
from San Francisco
What he brings: Frederick is a nasty, versatile interior lineman who also has experience at guard. He is an effective hand-fighter who locks on and has the power base to create movement once in position. In terms of pass protection, he can anchor against power and masks his athletic limitations with sound footwork. It should also come as no surprise that a Wisconsin offensive lineman who can play multiple positions has great football IQ and rarely loses because of mental mistakes.
How he fits: This was obviously a need pick to fill the biggest weakness of this offense from a year ago. The only quality offensive lineman the Cowboys can count on right now is left tackle Tyron Smith. A combination of injuries and inconsistency devastated this group a year ago, which is really disappointing, considering they thought they had fixed their interior problems. What's even more alarming about this offensive line is the fact that Tony Romo's agility allows him to take fewer sacks and hits than most quarterbacks. Frederick will have a chance to step in and start at any of the three interior positions.
I honestly think they'll have work at G his first year and slide over to C next year....last year Costa wasn't bad when he was healthy....
Wouldn't be mad if they picked up another OL, DL, and LB.....
That could have drafted any position that they had a need for, if they was going to draft a 3rd round talent player.
If you knew a player that you wanted was going to be in the late 2nd round to 3rd round. Then why not address another need with the 18 or 31?
O-Line is not the only position that the Cowboys need to address.
Was you expecting the Cowboys to draft seven O-Linemens in this draft?
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That could have drafted any position that they had a need for, if they was going to draft a 3rd round talent player.
If you knew a player that you wanted was going to be in the late 2nd round to 3rd round. Then why not address another need with the 18 or 31?
O-Line is not the only position that the Cowboys need to address.
Was you expecting the Cowboys to draft seven O-Linemens in this draft?
It's not the only position bit it's the most important. Romo ain't shyt so we need to make his situation as comfy as possible. No more journey mem nobodies. Protect him. I'd get defenders with the two third round picks.
Who do you like in the second round brehs? Or with our two third round picks?
Today if we get a DT, S or DE, and another OL I'll be happy...but Jerry is gonna draft Tyler Wilson with one of those 3rd round pick watch
But I'm not one to get angry at draft picks before they even touch the field ish has never made sense to me
Now half way though the season if Floyd is beasting I'm all for the pitch forks
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That could have drafted any position that they had a need for, if they was going to draft a 3rd round talent player.
If you knew a player that you wanted was going to be in the late 2nd round to 3rd round. Then why not address another need with the 18 or 31?
O-Line is not the only position that the Cowboys need to address.
Was you expecting the Cowboys to draft seven O-Linemens in this draft?
Drafting a center WAS a need. Some scouts has him as a 2nd round talent. He would not have lasted to the 3rd round, I guarantee that. He is a huge piece in the run game and for Romo to actually have time (still need to shore up the guards and right tackle position). But this was a big step towards solidifying the oline. A safety is not needed over an olineman for this team. Since Cooper and Warmack were gone, I would have drafted Williams and only Williams there at 18.
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I'd like to get Bell too. I know about Thomas size but I was just pointing out the potentials on who Dallas may consider.
Yea i see what your talking about, i would have given my left pinky for warmack to fall to us at 18 tho
