Sup buzzins. No internet at hone and too lazy to even open jsp on phone, though here I am.

Trading back - great idea. Not much value at 18. We made excellent de isions with the picks.
What we got for trading back. A little disappointed we didnt get more but oh well. We traded 18 for the best center and a steal of a wr.
Picking fredrick there seems to be good. He was rated 22nd on our board, and 19 of those 22 were gone. We addressed a major need. Brb phil costa snapping it to an 8 foot tony romo in shotgun
The best center in the draft, I aint mad.
The tight end in the 2nd had me shaking my head though. Dont we like hanna? Oh well. If he can move the chains and draw redrzone coverage, it will be worth it. 6'6 is a mismatch against any defensive personnel
Got a young stud and an apparent heir to the #2 wr spot. Not sure where miles goes. I like miles but for his injuries and his ca p hit... he can be replaced.
The safety seems legit. Dont know much about him and I suck at scouting safeties anyway. Wont be much worse than sensabaugh
The rb seems good, though most of what I saw of him came in a read option scheme. He hardly got touched. We will see how he does in the big league.


I wish we got younger on the defensive front. Get a young, fresh, and hungry man up there to disrupt things. Ppl
We can address defense and offensive tackles in the free agency. I am sure.

Things can change in an instant. I think we have had the pieces for a deep run, just gotta stay healthy. Just fine tuning things should give us an even playing field if things start slipping

We are in the running for winston and clabo
Free can move to OG. I think he fits better there. He had trouble moving with the speed rushers. I think he can move people in the interior run game

I think ratliff can make a splash. We need depth in our down 4 though. Especially DE. Im not liking our situawtion there

pls sum

Rookie role for Terrance Williams
May, 13, 2013

By Tim Kavanagh | ESPN.com

At some point during the pre-draft season, there was talk that Baylor's Terrance Williams could end up being drafted in the latter portion of the first round. Reality set in on the weekend of the actual draft, and he lasted until the third round, where the Dallas Cowboys snagged him. WR wasn't a huge need for Dallas -- with Dez Bryant and Miles Austin in the mix -- but Williams could play a key role in his rookie season nevertheless.

Since Laurent Robinson's magical 2011 campaign as the Cowboys' No. 3 WR -- 54 receptions for 858 yards and 11 TDs -- and subsequent departure, folks have been wondering who would come on and replace him in the lineup. Dallas didn't really settle on anyone there in 2012, so perhaps Williams can fill that vacancy. However, in order for him to do so, he'll have to improve his hands, as the Dallas Morning News reports that Williams struggled at times to catch the ball during rookie minicamp, and stayed after practices to work with the JUGS machine.

Staying after practice is a great sign. Depth at the wr position is what made rodgers elite

...along with freakish accuracy on all throws, pocket and out of pocket mobility, defense recognition etc

He's a goddamn receiver...how do players that have this issue get to the NFL level? I just read about him that he's better at catching passes over the shoulder than ones that come directly to his chest. That blows my mind, lol.

Hopefully he shores up all aspects of his catching game - I'd love to see him get some action this year.

I know what you mean, I am hoping that he is at least productive enough to replace Miles and be a solid #2. I am hoping his hands get much better with time. What sucks is that Dez's hands are questionable at times as well, and it would have been nice to have at least one big guy with clutch hands. And honestly, I think that both Beasley and Harris have potential to be a solid #3 receiver.

Havw u seen the difference between the ncaa ball and The Duke???

Yup

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000206568/article/luke-kuechly-carolina-panthers-new-defensive-leader

Kuechly ranked No. 79 in NFL Network's "The Top 100 Players of 2013." By this time next year, he should be battling Sean Lee of the Dallas Cowboys and Bobby Wagner of the Seattle Seahawks for a spot in the top 30.