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Cowboys do nothing in free agency and then go cheap in the draft. I wonder why.

I need to open up a bottle of good wine.

Eagles are killing it.

bluejerseyjinx wrote:Cowboys do nothing in free agency and then go cheap in the draft. I wonder why.

They’ve actually had a good draft. Their last two picks are extremely physical guys Center Cooper Beebe and LB Marist Liufau.

bluejerseyjinx wrote:I need to open up a bottle of good wine.

Never a bad choice.

Mr B wrote:

bluejerseyjinx wrote:Cowboys do nothing in free agency and then go cheap in the draft. I wonder why.

They’ve actually had a good draft. Their last two picks are extremely physical guys Center Cooper Beebe and LB Marist Liufau.

I'm happy your happy.

Cactus Jack wrote:Eagles are killing it.

Like their posters. They drove everyone away.

bluejerseyjinx wrote:Cowboys do nothing in free agency and then go cheap in the draft. I wonder why.

We are resigning Zeke. No joke

Micah Prescott wrote:

bluejerseyjinx wrote:Cowboys do nothing in free agency and then go cheap in the draft. I wonder why.

We are resigning Zeke. No joke

Never heard of him.

Mr B wrote:

bluejerseyjinx wrote:Cowboys do nothing in free agency and then go cheap in the draft. I wonder why.

They’ve actually had a good draft. Their last two picks are extremely physical guys Center Cooper Beebe and LB Marist Liufau.

I like the 3rd round for sure. Undecided on the 2nd. We just really don't need edge guys.

Micah Prescott wrote:

bluejerseyjinx wrote:Cowboys do nothing in free agency and then go cheap in the draft. I wonder why.

We are resigning Zeke. No joke

That's the rumor.

Well, what a wonderful night.

WentzerWuver wrote:

Mr Swagtastic wrote:Philly with another steal in the draft

Neither are steals, but this pick is considerably better as a smart physical tackler, unlike someone who takes too many unnecessary risks that will come back to haunt the team at the next level. I guess the law of average applies here by drafting a solid defenseive back to correct a mistake in a likely bust.

The picks given up is quite fair to fill an immediate need for us.

A guy who had a 4% chance to be there in DeJean and Mitchell was mocked in the top 15 in the draft.

Philly was smart Slay isn't the very good CB anymore and Bradbury is older. This let's DeJean rehab most of the year he and Mitchell should be a good duo going forward.

Ravens had a good draft as well

Micah Prescott wrote:

Mr B wrote:

bluejerseyjinx wrote:Cowboys do nothing in free agency and then go cheap in the draft. I wonder why.

They’ve actually had a good draft. Their last two picks are extremely physical guys Center Cooper Beebe and LB Marist Liufau.

I like the 3rd round for sure. Undecided on the 2nd. We just really don't need edge guys.

You talking about Kneeland? From what I’ve read about he’s excellent against the run. He should develop as the replacement for Demarcus Lawrence who is in the last year of his contract.

Cowboys missed out on Jonathan Brooks but there are still some very good RB’s still on the board. Hopefully some of them make it to the 5th round.

Mr B wrote:

bluejerseyjinx wrote:

Cactus Jack wrote:Not a fan?

Everything is wonderful. No comment.

Here is some clips of Kneeland. The Cowboys should have the best pass rush in the NFL this season. This is also DLaw’s last season in Dallas so Kneeland really is a good pick.

Read on Twitter

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God that Ernie guy is such a joke/homer

Best pure edge in the nfc east. Lmao

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I'm legit excited for this Jarrian Jones guy, dude looks like a legit slot CB, something we haven't had since Aaron Colvin.

Mr Swagtastic wrote:

WentzerWuver wrote:

Mr Swagtastic wrote:Philly with another steal in the draft

Neither are steals, but this pick is considerably better as a smart physical tackler, unlike someone who takes too many unnecessary risks that will come back to haunt the team at the next level. I guess the law of average applies here by drafting a solid defenseive back to correct a mistake in a likely bust.

The picks given up is quite fair to fill an immediate need for us.

A guy who had a 4% chance to be there in DeJean and Mitchell was mocked in the top 15 in the draft.

Philly was smart Slay isn't the very good CB anymore and Bradbury is older. This let's DeJean rehab most of the year he and Mitchell should be a good duo going forward.

Ravens had a good draft as well

Sorry but I just have an issue when people refer to any draft picks as steals without knowing how they will perform at the pro level so it's all speculation as far as I am concerned regardless on where they were taken. I rather use the term steal after a full year or two as a pro. And if Mitchell's hype has more substance to it, he wouldn't have drop out of his projected draft range to be referred to as a steal. Maybe refusing to play with Terrion for Saban might have something to do with it too or he doesn't want to handle real pressure at a top program. Terrion is the next Surtain II, who I was also very high on in that draft. Guess what, I was screaming for the Eagles to draft Kyle Hamilton, who is now a first team all pro with twice as many sacks as Jordan Davis, whom you were probably jumping for joy when we took him, yet he has done **** as to why we struggle at the line on defense.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/eagles-jordan-davis-is-catching-major-heat-for-shape/ar-AA1mtBUo

I watch full college games, not just highlight reels, so I trust my choices over Howie but if I am wrong on Mitchell, I will admit it. Hopefully I am cause we need him to excel and not end up like your Davis.

last stand wrote:

Mr B wrote:

bluejerseyjinx wrote:Everything is wonderful. No comment.

Here is some clips of Kneeland. The Cowboys should have the best pass rush in the NFL this season. This is also DLaw’s last season in Dallas so Kneeland really is a good pick.

Read on Twitter

?s=46&t=3KaI_3QT7XTTm5N8gt4yQg

God that Ernie guy is such a joke/homer

Best pure edge in the nfc east. Lmao

Yea that guy is an idiot. He does post some good videos though.

WentzerWuver wrote:

Mr Swagtastic wrote:

WentzerWuver wrote:Neither are steals, but this pick is considerably better as a smart physical tackler, unlike someone who takes too many unnecessary risks that will come back to haunt the team at the next level. I guess the law of average applies here by drafting a solid defenseive back to correct a mistake in a likely bust.

The picks given up is quite fair to fill an immediate need for us.

A guy who had a 4% chance to be there in DeJean and Mitchell was mocked in the top 15 in the draft.

Philly was smart Slay isn't the very good CB anymore and Bradbury is older. This let's DeJean rehab most of the year he and Mitchell should be a good duo going forward.

Ravens had a good draft as well

Sorry but I just have an issue when people refer to any draft picks as steals without knowing how they will perform at the pro level so it's all speculation as far as I am concerned regardless on where they were taken. I rather use the term steal after a full year or two as a pro. And if Mitchell's hype has more substance to it, he wouldn't have drop out of his projected draft range to be referred to as a steal. Maybe refusing to play with Terrion for Saban might have something to do with it too or he doesn't want to handle real pressure at a top program. Terrion is the next Surtain II, who I was also very high on in that draft. Guess what, I was screaming for the Eagles to draft Kyle Hamilton, who is now a first team all pro with twice as many sacks as Jordan Davis, whom you were probably jumping for joy when we took him, yet he has done **** as to why we struggle at the line on defense.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/eagles-jordan-davis-is-catching-major-heat-for-shape/ar-AA1mtBUo

I watch full college games, not just highlight reels, so I trust my choices over Howie but if I am wrong on Mitchell, I will admit it. Hopefully I am cause we need him to excel and not end up like your Davis.

Isn't that wonderful.