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Assassin said:




Oh I remember him. Really wanted us to get in on his Stanford transfer just like I wanted us to get in on Ricky Pearsall coming from ASU. Alas Baylor football is where it is right now.
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Oh buddy
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Everyone gets a good grade!
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This is going to be interesting. Elliott, who played last season with the New England Patriots, has agreed to a one-year deal worth $3 million, including $2 million guaranteed, per a source. Elliott was scheduled for physical with the Cowboys Monday morning to consummate the deal
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Raiders to sign Gallup

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/report-raiders-to-sign-wr-michael-gallup
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I rarely agree with this clown but the broken clock principle hits here...May Jones is a Blue Star Special in the making

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BearForce said:

I rarely agree with this clown but the broken clock principle hits here...May Jones is a Blue Star Special in the making


I'm with ya. Clarence is a bloviator deluxe...
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trumpetbear said:


This is going to be interesting. Elliott, who played last season with the New England Patriots, has agreed to a one-year deal worth $3 million, including $2 million guaranteed, per a source. Elliott was scheduled for physical with the Cowboys Monday morning to consummate the deal


Fyucktarded decision. Paltry yardage with the Pats last year. He's not humbled and will once again try to skip out on training camp because he "too guud fer DAT!"

Jerry needs to be put down like Old Yeller
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BUGWBBear said:

Assassin said:

trumpetbear said:


This is going to be interesting. Elliott, who played last season with the New England Patriots, has agreed to a one-year deal worth $3 million, including $2 million guaranteed, per a source. Elliott was scheduled for physical with the Cowboys Monday morning to consummate the deal


Fyucktarded decision. Paltry yardage with the Pats last year. He's not humbled and will once again try to skip out on training camp because he "too guud fer DAT!"

Jerry needs to be put down like Old Yeller


I don't like it either but hopefully they use him more as a 3rd down back who can pass pro and leak out for some catches.
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BearForce said:

BUGWBBear said:

Assassin said:

trumpetbear said:


This is going to be interesting. Elliott, who played last season with the New England Patriots, has agreed to a one-year deal worth $3 million, including $2 million guaranteed, per a source. Elliott was scheduled for physical with the Cowboys Monday morning to consummate the deal


Fyucktarded decision. Paltry yardage with the Pats last year. He's not humbled and will once again try to skip out on training camp because he "too guud fer DAT!"

Jerry needs to be put down like Old Yeller


I don't like it either but hopefully they use him more as a 3rd down back who can pass pro and leak out for some catches.
I think since it is for so "little", loose change in Dak's couch, its worth a shot to bring him to camp. Dont see him as a lead back by any means. Not sure that we have one, could be the old Eagle RB by committee.
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athletic writeup on Cowboy class

Dallas Cowboys
1/29
Tyler Guyton
OT8
Oklahoma

2/56
Marshawn Kneeland
EDGE6
Western Michigan

3/73
Cooper Beebe
G3
Kansas State

3/87
Marist Liufau
LB4
Notre Dame

5/174
Caelen Carson
CB25
Wake Forest

6/216
Ryan Flournoy
WR31
Southeast Missouri State

7/233
Nathan Thomas
OT27
Louisiana

7/244
Justin Rogers
DT23
Auburn
Those itching for the Cowboys to show greater urgency found no relief. Dallas traded down from the 24th slot, netting tackle Tyler Guyton at 29 and guard Cooper Beebe with the third-round pick Detroit sent in the exchange.

"They've got their dogs and playmakers already," an exec said. "They solidified the trenches a little bit, and I can't fault what they have done.


The slide from 24 to 29 removed one tackle from the menu for Dallas, as Green Bay used the 25th choice for Jordan Morgan. Dallas would surely rather have Guyton and Beebe than the alternative.

"I actually liked Guyton better than Morgan because he's bigger, he's longer and he's got more upside," an exec said.

Morgan was the seventh tackle selected. Guyton was the eighth, setting a record for Round 1.

One exec compared second-round defensive lineman Marshawn Kneeland to Robert Geathers, who was with the Bengals when Cowboys defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer coordinated Cincinnati's defense.

"He is better as an interior rusher than he is as an outside guy," this exec said of Kneeland. "He is not like Danielle Hunter or Everson Griffen or any of those guys, but he can be a good piece."
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Dallas Morning News beat reporter Michael Gehlken noted on Twitter/X that Wilson was signed on Monday using a veteran's benefit, which allows Wilson to sign for the minimum amount due an eight-year veteran ($1.2 million, plus a $167K signing bonus) but only count against the cap as a two-year veteran, which means his hit will be $1.15 million ($985K plus $167K).

Gehlken reported: "Cowboys signed LB Damien Wilson today to a one-year deal with the veteran salary benefit structure, a person familiar with situation said. More depth at linebacker. Wilson spent end of last season on team's practice squad."
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Inside the Star on the backend of our draft:

CB Caelen Carson
"He has the ability to play inside and outside. Really raw in technique.
"A lot of the things he was doing (in college) was a lot on his natural ability, You know that there is more upside there because of his answers (during pre-draft interviews) and the things he was looking at, plus his work ethic and how he competes.
"He will tackle as a corner, which is also a positive."
Many draft experts are calling the Cowboys' pick of CB Caelen Carson one of the steals of the draft, comparing him to the last cornerback taken in the 5th round by Dallas, DaRon Bland.
McClay says they like him because his raw talent was good enough to get him by in college without refining techniques.
Assistant Head Coach and Defensive Backs Coach Al Harris will be eager to get his hands on the young cornerback from Wake Forest.

WR Ryan Flournoy
"He's a big receiver that we really like. Big, fast, strong, and physical.
"Really stood out and fit in at the Combine and at the Senior Bowl to show that he belonged with the NFL-type players. We think that there is a great upside there."
The Cowboys drafted WR Ryan Flournoy with their 6th-round pick from Southeast Missouri State.
Flournoy measures in at 6'1 tall and a healthy 202lbs, bringing more size and physicality to a team that is desperately trying to change its identity.
He draws self-proclaimed comparisons to former Cowboys WR Dez Bryant in his play style and attitude on the field.
The key word used by McClay is "upside". Flournoy has the upside to be great but needs fine-tuning in his technique and route running before he can make an impact.

OL Nathan Thomas
"This is one of the stronger offensive linemen drafts that there's been in a long time.
"A player of this caliber that moves people and does things at the NFL level with his size, his ability to bend and be able to play inside and outside makes him attractive and makes for a competitive room."
OL Nathan Thomas was the first of two 7th-round picks made by the Cowboys in 2024.
Thomas played offensive tackle in college at Lousiana-Lafayette but the Cowboys have already hinted that they like him better as a guard in the NFL.
McClay credits a strong draft class of offensive linemen as the reason they were able to scoop up a player of Thomas' ability in the 7th round.
He will be given the chance to compete for a roster spot behind starting guards Tyler Smith and Zack Martin among the several players competing to be part of the depth rotation.

NT Justin Rogers
"We want to get big. We want to be physical. (He's) a big, nasty from Auburn with some length that can play that big inside nose tackle position.
"So (he's) fitting a need as well as being (among) the best players for us based on our board going down that way."
It took until the 7th round but the Cowboys finally addressed a position we would have liked to see them address with at least a mid-round pick, defensive tackle.
According to McClay, Rogers possesses traits that the Cowboys would like to have along the defensive line.
Rogers is big. Rogers is physical. Rogers has a big, nasty attitude in the way he plays football. Something the Cowboys desperately need to get over the playoff hump.
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BearForce said:


that would be a nice get. Austin kid so maybe that helps.

82 receptions in 2022.
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