Cowboys Draft Day: On the Clock In Review
IT. IS. TIME. (Almost). The 2016 NFL draft is finally here, with today being the day where we finally learn what a miserable 4-12 season brings us.
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IT. IS. TIME. (Almost). The 2016 NFL draft is finally here, with today being the day where we finally learn what a miserable 4-12 season brings us.
Written by: Sean Martin
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It’s finally here! The 2016 NFL draft will take place TOMORROW night, as we all watch in anticipation when the Dallas Cowboys come on the clock with the fourth overall pick. Back in 1991, that wait was a big shorter, as the Cowboys owned the first overall pick. They used this pick on a defensive tackle out of the University of Miami. Russell Maryland Maryland’s football career took some time to get off the ground, as he ended up at Miami after not being heavily recruited.
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The 2016 NFL draft is two short days away, leaving us with our second to last countdown post here today. It was 1977 the last time the Dallas Cowboys selected with the 2nd overall pick. After selecting Randy White two years prior to this draft in the same spot, the team once again nailed the pick by adding a certain running back out of Pittsburgh. Here is his story. Tony Dorsett Dorsett revolutionized the football program at the University of Pittsburgh during his four years there from 1973-1976.
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Twenty seven days ago, we embarked on a countdown towards the 2016 NFL draft here on Inside The Star. Cowboys on the Clock has taken a look at the most recent first round pick the team has made corresponding to the number of days remaining until the draft. While the number 4 certainly means a lot to Dallas in the upcoming draft, as they will be selecting with the fourth overall pick for just the second time, it did not carry all that much meaning back in 1964. Reason being, the player selected – Texas’ Scott Appleton – never saw a snap in the silver and blue. Scott Appleton Appleton’s rights were traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers following his selection by the Cowboys.
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Twenty seven days ago, we embarked on a countdown towards the 2016 NFL draft here on Inside The Star. Cowboys on the Clock has taken a look at the most recent first round pick the team has made corresponding to the number of days remaining until the draft. While the number 4 certainly means a lot to Dallas in the upcoming draft, as they will be selecting with the fourth overall pick for just the second time, it did not carry all that much meaning back in 1964. Reason being, the player selected – Texas’ Scott Appleton – never saw a snap in the silver and blue. Scott Appleton Appleton’s rights were traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers following his selection by the Cowboys.
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There is less than a week until the 2016 NFL draft! Anticipation begins to build as the top two picks are now owned by different teams than they were originally. The Dallas Cowboys still sit at #4 overall, but the rival Eagles have traded up to the #2 … Read more
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In just 8 days, the 2016 NFL Draft will begin from Chicago. Excitement will build as the Los Angeles Rams go on the clock for the very first time as the modern Los Angeles Rams, hoping to choose a quarterback that can take their franchise to the top. … Read more
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Welcome back to Cowboys on the Clock! We have had quite the run of players over the last couple of days. On Friday, we profiled our first hall of fame player to make the countdown in Bob “Mr. Cowboy” Lilly. We followed that up with Alvin Harper and DeMarcus … Read more
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Welcome in to another edition of Cowboys on the Clock! At this time next week, we will be entering the week of the draft, anxiously awaiting Thursday night – when the newest member of the Dallas Cowboys joins the team at the fourth overall pick. Of course, to … Read more
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Our Inside The Star “Cowboys on the Clock” countdown to the 2016 NFL Draft series hit a milestone yesterday, as Bob Lilly became the first Cowboys draft pick profiled to make the Hall of Fame. Today, we highlight our first offensive skill position player since Felix Jones – … Read more
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