A collection of articles and blog posts focused on the NFL draft from the perspective of a Dallas Cowboys fan for Dallas Cowboys fans.
The majority of the 30 Visits to Dallas have been announced and this is extremely relevant in terms of projecting who the Cowboys will be drafting come April 26. The start of free agency has begun and the Dallas Cowboys have made some moves yet they still have 10 picks in the 2018 draft. That number is certain to change but this mock will be based on the assumption all…
Since the Dallas Cowboys are selecting 19th overall in the 2018 draft, they will to a large degree be at the mercy of the board when it comes time to make their pick. With most of the top prospects likely already off the board, they may have no choice but to settle for a player that will likely disappoint the majority of Cowboy fans. On the other hand there…
The Dallas Cowboys are firmly committed to building their team through the draft. They have drafted fairly well in recent years and in 2018 and they hope to continue that trend. Hopefully they can make a selection that we Cowboy fans will look back in a few years and say “Man, that was a great pick!” The following are my top 5 prime examples of such great picks. Honorable Mention:…
At pick 19 there is a ton of uncertainty regarding which player the Cowboys will and/or should select in the 1st round of the NFL draft. Many hope to grab the best player available at that spot while others would prefer to get the best player available at a position of need. There are some that hope Dallas trades up to get an elite player and then there are some…
The Dallas Cowboys have a total of 10 picks in the 2018 draft. It is likely that Jerry Jones and co. will use that extra draft capital to make one or more trades but assuming the Cowboys do keep all of their picks here is CowboysCoffeeTalk.com 7 round mock draft 1.0 post combine addition. The free agency period is yet to begin so this mock is based on some…
If one thing has become clear after the NFL scouting combine this weekend, it is that the Dallas Cowboys are going to draft a WR. They have met with a number of top wide receiver prospects including notable standouts Calvin Ridley (Alabama), D.J Moore (Maryland), Christian Kirk (Texas A&M), Equanimeious St. Brown (Notre Dame), and Deon Cain (Clemson) among others. As David Helman and Brian Broaddus stated on DallasCowboys.com Draft…
Apparently the Dallas Cowboys will not be drafting Vita Vea or Da’Ron Payne in the first round of the 2018 NFL draft. According to the Stephen Jones, it is unlikely that the team would consider a drafting a 1 technique defensive tackle unless they show some 3-technique traits**. This news is greatly disappointing to many Cowboy fans who share the opinion that the team’s front office needs to reconsider…
The Dallas Cowboys have an identity. They are a power running team with a strong offensive line and they intend to pound the ball at their opponent to break their will. Defensively, they have lived and died by the philosophy that the best defense is a good offense. They believe that if they can keep their defense off of the field, they will improve by default. That is why they have invested so many 1st round picks…
The Dallas Cowboys enter the 2018 draft with several needs at various position groups. One of those position groups is offensive line, which is surprising to many given the reputation that the Cowboys offensive line as attained the last few years. Yes, they are stocked full of perennial pro-bowlers like Tyron Smith, Zack Martin, and Travis Frederick. La’el Collins had a solid season last year at right tackle and Jonathan Cooper filled in adequately at left…
This Sunday, Cowboys fans across the nation will be reluctantly watching a Super Bowl featuring their biggest rival the Philadelphia Eagles and the NFL’s evil empire, the New England Patriots. The latter, a team on the brink of surpassing the Dallas Cowboys with 6 Super Bowl Championships. I, like many Dallas Cowboy fans, have become accustomed to cheering against the team I hate the most in the Super Bowl since the team I support hasn’t…