Cowboys - Build The Board, #41

[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, Iowa

19. WR - Denzel Mims, Baylor

20. LB - Patrick Queen, LSU

21. EDGE - Yetur Gross-Matos, Penn st.

22. EDGE - Zack Baun, Wisconsin

23. S - Xavier McKinney, Alabama

24. OLB - Kenneth Murray, Oklahoma

25. WR - Justin Jefferson, LSU

26. QB - Jordan Love, Utah St.

27. CB - Jeff Gladney, TCU

28. RB - Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin

29. S - Antoine Winfield jr., Minnesota

30 .C - Ceasar Ruiz, Michigan

31. S - Grant Delpit, LSU

32. RB - D'Andre Swift, Georgia

33. CB - Jaylon Johnson, Utah

34. CB - Kristian Fulton, LSU

35. CB - Trevon Diggs, Alabama

36. RB - J.K. Dobbins, Ohio St.

37. TE - Cole Kmet, Notre Dame

38. DT - Ross Blacklock, TCU

39. WR - Brandon Ayuki, Arizona St.

40. CB - A.J. Terrell, Clemson

 

 

 

 

 

Ok! Happy monday, boys. Just 3 days away until football's futures' biggest show, The NFL draft!

 

Jk Dobbins won the vote outright for #36 on our board, and then we had a FOUR way tie between a CB, WR, DT, and TE. Normally I settle these ties by picking the position of need. Well, those four positions are all positions of need. 

So the next way to settle a tie between players rated equally, is by placing the player that ranks higher at his position first.

 

In this case it was:

Cole Kmet TE#1

Ross Blacklock DT#3

Brandon Ayuki WR#6

A.J. Terrell CB#7

Edited April 20, 2020 by DaBoys

[CT Cowboy Fan]

I think this is where the 2nd round of OTs should start coming off the board. I went with Ezra, mostly because he was first in the list. I think they’re pretty interchangeable at this point. What flavor of ice cream do you like?

[plan9misfit]

I went with OT Austin Jackson. He's a fringe 1st round guy, so this could be a likely draft area for him.

[DaBoys]

9 minutes ago, CT Cowboy Fan said:

I think this is where the 2nd round of OTs should start coming off the board. I went with Ezra, mostly because he was first in the list. I think they’re pretty interchangeable at this point. What flavor of ice cream do you like?

 

2 minutes ago, plan9misfit said:

I went with OT Austin Jackson. He's a fringe 1st round guy, so this could be a likely draft area for him.

Funny.... I've been sitting here trying to decide between two tackles...

 

But it was between Josh Jones and Isaiah Wilson. I check the comments and the 2 other tackles already have votes 

[DaBoys]

I'm going OT Isaiah Wilson out of Georgia.

 

He came to the combine at 6'6" 350lbs.

 

He's a big boy.

He ran decently well for a man his size at 5.23. He was able to bench well even with 35 1/2 inch arms. You can't teach his size/length/strength/athleticism combo, and all his flaws are coachable because he has the athleticism.

NFL Comparison

Phil Loadholt

Overview

Big, broad right tackle prospect with outstanding physical traits and above-average potential. Wilson's play was a bit uneven depending on his matchup, but his level of play showed improvement in-season. He's a little inconsistent hitting his landmarks as a zone blocker but should fit nicely into a man-based blocking scheme. A potential lack of range in pass protection could lead to over-sets and subsequent troubles with inside counters. Wilson has elite size and length. There's buzz surrounding his NFL projection, but early work might be needed for both his footwork and technique in order to play with desired consistency as a starter.

Strengths

• Broad through chest and back with tapered waist
• Possesses elite size and body composition
• Hard to negotiate for work-around defenders
• Massive frame gets natural movement at point of attack
• Able to maul and seal the gap as base blocker
• Torque power to widen lanes with kick-out blocks
• Moldable traits for big step forward in pass protection
• Pass protection consistency improved during the year
• Long with strong inside jab to stall rush counters
• Above-average redirect footwork for his size

Edited April 20, 2020 by DaBoys

[Texas_OutLaw7]

Jalen Reagor, TCU pretty easily. Followed by Higgins.

[thesickness89]

I've been a big fan of Isiah Wilson throughout this process, he received my vote on this