Cowboys - Build The Board, Round 1: Pick 21

[DaBoys]

1. EDGE - Chase Young, Ohio St.

2. LB - Isaiah Simmons, Clemson

3. QB - Joe Burrow, LSU

4. CB - Jeffery Okudah, Ohio State

5. QB - Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama

6. DT - Derrick Brown, Auburn

7. OT - Tristan Wirfs, Iowa

8. WR - CeeDee Lamb, Oklahoma

9. OT - Jedrick Wills, Alabama

10. WR - Jerry Juedy, Alabama

11. CB - C.J. Henderson, Florida

12. OT - Mekhi Becton, Louisville

13. iDL - Javon Kinlaw, S.Carolina

14. WR - Hengry Ruggs III, Alabama

15.  OT - Andrew Thomas, Georgia

16. QB - Justin Herbert, Oregon

17. EDGE - K'Lavon Chaisson, LSU

18. DE - A.J. Epenesa

19. WR - Denzel Mims, Baylor

20. LB - Patrick Queen, LSU

Edited April 10, 2020 by DaBoys

[DaBoys]

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If you don't know the prospects very well, google some of the names others are voting for and pick your favorite. Or just see who others are voting for pick the guy who plays the position you value the most.

 

Anyone I didn't tag has to vote to, @CAPJ.

Edited April 9, 2020 by DaBoys

[CAPJ]

I went with Baun

[WizardHawk]

I've gone with Gross-Matos for last 5 picks. 

[Calvert28]

Taylor is too talented to have lasted this long.

[DaBoys]

I'm finally sliding with Wizardhawk here.

 

The name is Yetur Goss-Matos

The position is Defensive End

The size at combine was 6'5" 266 pounds

35 inch arms but bench pressed 20 reps

And had a 34in. VERTICAL 

 

Production looks like this:

Spot play his freshman year 2 TFLs 1.5 sacks

20 TFLs and 8 sacks his sophamore year as starter

14.5 TFLs and 9 sacks his junior year

 

That's great, consistent production btw...

 

Nfl.com:

Overview

Ascending 4-3 defensive end who should go from good size to imposing frame as he fills out his power-forward body type. He isn't overly twitchy but impressive length, fluidity and short-area athleticism allow him consistent work-arounds against opposing blockers. He's average at the point of attack by NFL standards, but that should change with additional strength work and more efficient hand usage. The rush toolbox is only halfway full, but it's just a matter of time before his spin move and a speed-to-power charge become part of a diversified attack. Gross-Matos should be an early starter, but when the power and skill catch up with the athleticism, look for him to become one of the more productive defenders in the league.

 

 

[HDsportsfan]

Baun as well. Need that pass rush.

[resilient part 2]

I like what I saw with Baun, just seems like YGM is an equal talent with a better fit.. so my vote went with YGM.

[TVScout]

YGM.

[acowboys62]

McKinney here.