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Players that went just before my pick in the 4th...
Davante Adams WR Fresno State
Kelcy Quarles DT South Carolina
Caraun Reid DT Princeton
I could try to trade down but it just takes too long with these flaky GM's. I drafted George Uko DT USC.
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Casey Pachall has ‘good day’ throwing at Cowboys’ workout
Posted Thursday, Apr. 17, 2014
By Charean Williams
cjwilliams@star-telegram.com
Casey Pachall grew up a Houston Oilers fan, but that didn’t stop the former TCU quarterback from being captivated by Jerry Jones during his introduction to the Dallas Cowboys owner.
“He’s full of energy, full of passion and loves the game,” Pachall said. “That’s obvious by the way he talks. He seems like an awesome guy.”
Pachall was among four quarterbacks at the Cowboys’ annual Dallas Day. The Cowboys invited some 50 local players to work out at Valley Ranch on Thursday.
SMU quarterback Garrett Gilbert, Miami defensive back Kacy Rodgers (Southlake Carroll), Missouri quarterback James Franklin (Lake Dallas), Stanford defensive lineman Josh Mauro (Hurst L.D. Bell), Texas receiver Mike Davis (Dallas Skyline) and Texas A&M running back Ben Malena (Cedar Hill) were among notable names invited.
The quarterbacks, including former Angelo State standout Josh Neiswander (Winnsboro), a part of the 2012 draft, threw for Cowboys coaches, including head coach Jason Garrett, quarterbacks coach Wade Wilson and play-caller Scott Linehan. They all hoped to leave a good impression on the Cowboys, who signed Brandon Weeden this off-season but likely will add a young quarterback to the mix.
“I feel like it went pretty well,” Pachall said. “I had a good day throwing the ball, and overall, I think it was a good day.”
Pachall went 17-6 as a starter at TCU, completing 62.9 percent of his passes for 5,415 yards and 42 touchdowns. Off-field problems in 2012 and a broken left arm last season limited him to only 11 games the past two seasons.
Still, Pachall is hopeful for a chance in the NFL. He has had one other team visit, which he declined to reveal, and hopes for others before the draft.
“I’m just a little anxious,” Pachall said. “Hopefully a team will give me an opportunity, either by drafting me or as a free agent. There’s nothing set in stone. I don’t know what’s going to happen. I just hope I’ve left a great impression on those guys and anybody else that I’ll be able to meet with, so someone will give me a shot.”
Most of the prospects — who ran the 40 and did position drills — grew up Cowboys fans and left Valley Ranch dreaming of returning in May.
“I was always like a low-key Cowboys fan,” said North Texas defensive end Aaron Bellazin, who played at Everman. “I was like, ‘What’s so good about the Cowboys?’ Really, I always wanted to see them win, but it was always, ‘They can never get over that hump.’ I admit I’ve got Cowboys attire. People are like, ‘You’re a Cowboys fan.’ I’m like, ‘Yeah, I kind of am.’
“It was pretty cool to go up there.”
Other players at the workouts: SMU cornerback Kenneth Acker, TCU safety Elisha Olabode, Missouri safety Matt White (Keller), North Texas linebacker Zach Orr (DeSoto), Nebraska cornerback Ciante Evans (Arlington Seguin), Abilene Christian receiver Taylor Gabriel (Mesquite), Kansas running back James Sims (Irving MacArthur), Baylor OT Kelvin Palmer (Dallas Adamson) and Tarleton State CB Dashaun Phillips (Duncanville)
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/0...hall-has-good-day-throwing.html#storylink=cpy
Posted Thursday, Apr. 17, 2014
By Charean Williams
cjwilliams@star-telegram.com
Casey Pachall grew up a Houston Oilers fan, but that didn’t stop the former TCU quarterback from being captivated by Jerry Jones during his introduction to the Dallas Cowboys owner.
“He’s full of energy, full of passion and loves the game,” Pachall said. “That’s obvious by the way he talks. He seems like an awesome guy.”
Pachall was among four quarterbacks at the Cowboys’ annual Dallas Day. The Cowboys invited some 50 local players to work out at Valley Ranch on Thursday.
SMU quarterback Garrett Gilbert, Miami defensive back Kacy Rodgers (Southlake Carroll), Missouri quarterback James Franklin (Lake Dallas), Stanford defensive lineman Josh Mauro (Hurst L.D. Bell), Texas receiver Mike Davis (Dallas Skyline) and Texas A&M running back Ben Malena (Cedar Hill) were among notable names invited.
The quarterbacks, including former Angelo State standout Josh Neiswander (Winnsboro), a part of the 2012 draft, threw for Cowboys coaches, including head coach Jason Garrett, quarterbacks coach Wade Wilson and play-caller Scott Linehan. They all hoped to leave a good impression on the Cowboys, who signed Brandon Weeden this off-season but likely will add a young quarterback to the mix.
“I feel like it went pretty well,” Pachall said. “I had a good day throwing the ball, and overall, I think it was a good day.”
Pachall went 17-6 as a starter at TCU, completing 62.9 percent of his passes for 5,415 yards and 42 touchdowns. Off-field problems in 2012 and a broken left arm last season limited him to only 11 games the past two seasons.
Still, Pachall is hopeful for a chance in the NFL. He has had one other team visit, which he declined to reveal, and hopes for others before the draft.
“I’m just a little anxious,” Pachall said. “Hopefully a team will give me an opportunity, either by drafting me or as a free agent. There’s nothing set in stone. I don’t know what’s going to happen. I just hope I’ve left a great impression on those guys and anybody else that I’ll be able to meet with, so someone will give me a shot.”
Most of the prospects — who ran the 40 and did position drills — grew up Cowboys fans and left Valley Ranch dreaming of returning in May.
“I was always like a low-key Cowboys fan,” said North Texas defensive end Aaron Bellazin, who played at Everman. “I was like, ‘What’s so good about the Cowboys?’ Really, I always wanted to see them win, but it was always, ‘They can never get over that hump.’ I admit I’ve got Cowboys attire. People are like, ‘You’re a Cowboys fan.’ I’m like, ‘Yeah, I kind of am.’
“It was pretty cool to go up there.”
Other players at the workouts: SMU cornerback Kenneth Acker, TCU safety Elisha Olabode, Missouri safety Matt White (Keller), North Texas linebacker Zach Orr (DeSoto), Nebraska cornerback Ciante Evans (Arlington Seguin), Abilene Christian receiver Taylor Gabriel (Mesquite), Kansas running back James Sims (Irving MacArthur), Baylor OT Kelvin Palmer (Dallas Adamson) and Tarleton State CB Dashaun Phillips (Duncanville)
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/0...hall-has-good-day-throwing.html#storylink=cpy
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Never been less excited for the draft... Don't know much about this year's class
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I love the draft. Its one of my favorite sporting events of the entire year.
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I hear you. By now I would have posted 10 mock drafts. I can only think of the 1st three rounds...a month ago.
btw, Benji Malena wouldn't be a bad pickup.
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A-yup.
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Don't know if its true, but reportedly Anthony Barr was NOT invited to NY for the first round. Wonder if something is up with him (perhaps PED?) that's causing him to fall.
Here's a list of the 30 who are attending. Note that some do get invited and decline to attend, but they are saying Barr's case he was not invited at all.
Odell Beckham Jr WR LSU
Blake Bortles QB UCF
Teddy Bridgewater QB Louisville
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix S Alabama
Jadeveon Clowney DE South Carolina
Brandin Cooks WR Oregon State
Kony Ealy DE Missouri
Eric Ebron TE North Carolina
Mike Evans WR Texas A&M
Kyle Fuller CB Virginia Tech
Jimmy Garoppolo QB Eastern Illinois
Justin Gilbert CB Oklahoma State
Ra'Shede Hageman DT Minnesota
Timmy Jernigan DT Florida State
Cyrus Kouandjio OT Alabama
Cody Latimer WR Indiana
Marqise Lee WR USC
Taylor Lewan OT Michigan
Khalil Mack LB Buffalo
Johnny Manziel QB Texas A&M
Jake Matthews OT Texas A&M
Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbilt
Morgan Moses OT Virginia
C.J. Mosley LB Alabama
Calvin Pryor S Louisville
Greg Robinson OT Auburn
Bradley Roby CB Ohio State
Ryan Shazier LB Ohio State
Jason Verrett CB TCU
Sammy Watkins WR Clemson
Here's a list of the 30 who are attending. Note that some do get invited and decline to attend, but they are saying Barr's case he was not invited at all.
Odell Beckham Jr WR LSU
Blake Bortles QB UCF
Teddy Bridgewater QB Louisville
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix S Alabama
Jadeveon Clowney DE South Carolina
Brandin Cooks WR Oregon State
Kony Ealy DE Missouri
Eric Ebron TE North Carolina
Mike Evans WR Texas A&M
Kyle Fuller CB Virginia Tech
Jimmy Garoppolo QB Eastern Illinois
Justin Gilbert CB Oklahoma State
Ra'Shede Hageman DT Minnesota
Timmy Jernigan DT Florida State
Cyrus Kouandjio OT Alabama
Cody Latimer WR Indiana
Marqise Lee WR USC
Taylor Lewan OT Michigan
Khalil Mack LB Buffalo
Johnny Manziel QB Texas A&M
Jake Matthews OT Texas A&M
Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbilt
Morgan Moses OT Virginia
C.J. Mosley LB Alabama
Calvin Pryor S Louisville
Greg Robinson OT Auburn
Bradley Roby CB Ohio State
Ryan Shazier LB Ohio State
Jason Verrett CB TCU
Sammy Watkins WR Clemson
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Jerry got us all being like fuck it. Manziel, Ebron(the Vernon Davis te), mike Evans, whatever who cares
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Money Manziel is my top choice
Start over
Start over
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We need good players, not sideshows
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I don't know how good he will be. But at least this franchise will get some juice back. Been missing since 07 it seems
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Yea fuck it yolo
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Let's face it, even if it would be fun, we aren't getting JFF.
He's going to beat us in London instead.
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Awesome. Our back-up QB will take up 1/3rd of the cap the next 3 years while Manziel is running all over the field, trying his damnedest to outscore teams that get to play our awful Defense.