Cowboys’ draft won’t be complete until next year

By Carlos Zepeda  |   Friday, May 04, 2007  |  Comments( 4 )

 Dallas Cowboys
Dallas Cowboys fans should be satisfied with owner Jerry Jones' adoption of the Bill Belichick draft strategy, which consists of trading down in Round 1 and grabbing an additional first-round pick in the next draft. Jones used his negotiating skills to get a stud pass-rushing linebacker who will fit beautifully into Wade Phillips' defense. After...
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CommentsComments: 4
 No.1
Jay		 03:10 PM
05/04/2007
I agree that their draft will NOT be completed until next year, as they have two first rounds picks and should select Darren McFadden, and Chad Henne...if they do so, and complete the first round w/ those two talents...Dallas would for sure be a favorite for that super bowl trophy!
 No.2
Capt Z		 07:41 PM
05/07/2007
RB's and QB's for 2008. Provided Brad Johnson does not return, I can agree we will need a QB, but what is wrong with our current RB's? Dallas always did well when they had a Doomsday Defense, so maybe we have to continue drafting defensive backs and LB's to shut down the opposing team's air circus. Doesn't defense win Super Bowls?
 No.3
Jesse		 11:19 AM
05/08/2007
Carlos, you're right. Jerry Jones put the pause button on this year's team. They'll need more than a RB and QB after DT, OL, QB and WR run dry. They'd be outright dumb to get rid of both Marion and Julius (although I've heard reports of the latter). Romo will do with a productive offense and discipline. DT Ferguson is aging, CBs aren't set, they should have traded for S Nelson or Merriweather, and TO will disgracefully blow up this year if Randy gets the hype in NE.
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