The Dallas Cowboys are a very good football team and have a deep roster to prove it. From top to bottom they have arguably the best depth they have had in several years, which will make it really difficult to … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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The Dallas Cowboys have nine new drafted players to celebrate, but they’re also – as per usual – bringing in a ton of undrafted talent. This is an area of roster building that the Cowboys typically excel in. Players like Tony Romo, Miles Austin, Dan Bailey, and Cole … Read more
Written by: RJ Ochoa
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When asked about who he thought would be an impactful player coming out of the draft on the Dave Dameshek Football Program, Ike Taylor listed several players. Among them? Trey Griffey, who Ike called his sleeper pick. Ike Taylor said he works out with a group of future, … Read more
Written by: Christopher Wätjen
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Jerry Jones is not afraid to overspend on undrafted free agents after the draft. If there’s a chance a guy can make his team better the Dallas Cowboys will pay a little extra to bring him to town. It doesn’t hurt that the Cowboys have a great brand. … Read more
Written by: Christopher Wätjen
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It may be old news by now, but the Dallas Cowboys seem to have a knack for finding undrafted players that are able to contribute to the team in several different ways. Quarterback Tony Romo is arguably the best rookie free agent signing the organization has ever made, … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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The Cowboys have made their qualifications for an ideal defensive lineman pretty clear over these past few seasons. Rod Marinelli likes guys who are big, but can move. He looks for athleticism in all of his defensive linemen, especially quick lateral movements and take-offs. He values SPARQ scores, testing, and overall athleticism in all of his defensive players, but especially in his linemen. If Marnielli was a sculptor, his “David” would look a lot like Rodney Coe.
Written by: Kevin Brady
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Going into the 2015 season there weren’t too many people would have identified Wide Receiver as a major position of need for the Dallas Cowboys. But, injuries to Tony Romo and Dez Bryant exacerbated the lack of playmakers on the offensive side of the ball a season ago. Terrance Williams had rather high expectations going into last season, considering his stellar playoff performances in 2014. I thought he could be the Alvin Harper to Dez Bryant’s Michael Irvin, but without Romo on the field Williams was quiet, to say the least. Cole Beasley and Lucky Whitehead can produce for Dallas, but they aren’t the type of players who are meant to provide a consistent outside threat.
Written by: Kevin Brady
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