We all know the draft grades will start to trickle in from the major pundits, and there’s usually not that much substance to them, and some have traces of bias in them obviously. So when you’re looking at some draft grades stick to the guys that blog the Cowboys, like our site here, and your other favorite Cowboys blogs, you get more realistic opinions and we tend to

This marks the first draft class under Jason Garrett, and it’ll be highlighted by Tyron Smith, OT, USC. Here’s the draft class top to bottom: April 28-30, 2011 (Garrett) 1 | 9  Tryon Smith, OT, USC 2 | 40  Bruce Carter, LB, North Carolina 3 | 71  DeMarco Murray, RB, Oklahoma 4 | 110  David Arkin, OG, Missouri St 5 | 143  Josh Thomas, CB, Buffalo 6 | 176  Dwayne

Well, day 2 brought Cowboys Nation more questions than answers. Carter and Murray? really? The draft philosophy is really coming into question, and to say anyone knows what the Cowboys will do is impossible. At this point, I wouldn’t doubt it if we draft another TE, and maybe a kicker, this would follow the path we’re on. Today’s draft hints towards more free agent

Ok, lets get straight to it. I see alot of people online trying to psyche themselves into thinking our picks in the 2nd and 3rd round were good picks. Let’s be real, this was a disappointing collection of bad picks. We know we needed more help in the secondary, offensive line, and defensive line, but nothing was addressed today. Why are we drafting injured, developmental players!? Our

The Cowboys turned down a trade offer from the Jaguars and stayed at #9 to take Tyron Smith. Looks like Smith was the pick all along. So, Smith completes the offensive tackle needs; however, the Cowboys still have some weaknesses on the line – the guards. How does this come into play for the 2nd and 3rd rounds? Is Rahim Moore, FS, UCLA, the target? Some would say the safety

The Cowboys just selected Tyron Smith, OT, USC, with the #9 pick in the draft. Smith will project to the RT and replace Marc Colombo. Instant upgrade. This is the first time Jerry Jones has ever draft an offensive tackle in the 1st round since he became the owner of the Dallas Cowboys Share

Draft day is here. Lets go over the current picks the Cowboys will have going into the draft. I fully expect Jerry to be very active so these picks will change, either by addition or subtraction. Round 1 #9 Round 2 #40 Round 3 #71 Round 4 #109 Round 5 #139 Round 6 #170 Round 7 #209 (from San Diego) Round 7 #251 (compensatory) NFL Draft: April 28-30, 2011 1st Round (April 28th, Thursday,

We’re in the heading into the homestretch and the question remains; Who Will the Cowboys draft? Not only do all the fans want to know who we’re drafting, but they absolutely know that the brain trust must hit on their draft picks. To me, the first three picks should be immediate contributors. I got together with my message board moderators and surveyed them on who they

I came across this write up by Matt Mosley, and it provides an intriguing nugget of news in regards to the Cowboys trading down from the #9 pick. Mosley describes a conversation he had with Giants HC Tom Coughlin. But my much-maligned “top 10″ mock draft that was chided by none other than Tom Coughlin took a hit Sunday night based on a conversation with a high-ranking

This post is getting bumped from out message boards to the blog since its some great Cowboys draft analysis. My co-admin Adam, did the leg work and he gets all the credit on this one. So, who will the Cowboys select in the 2nd round with the #40 pick overall?  Here’s Adam’s take: OK this is put together from many Mocks I have looked at over the net and bookmarked for

The Cowboys continue to lineup their pre-draft visits, and the list continues to point to the offensive line being the priority and even more likely to be the first selection. The Cowboys have Danny Watkins, OG, Baylor and Tyron Smith, OT, USC coming in. But there are more high profiled offensive lineman coming to Dallas too: …the team will also talk with Boston College’s

This story about Dez Bryant and Northpark Mall won’t go away, and now every idiot out there wants to go overboard and say Dez needs help and paint him as a bad person. I’m not buying this stuff and Joe Theisman’s opinion on Dez is way overblown, “half year wonder” and this and that, c’mon man, get out of here! Theisman is always going to be biased