What number were the cowboys drafted?? or something along those lines of drafting and cowboys?
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The Dallas Cowboys have the 18th draft pick in the first round.\n\nThe Cowboys finish the season with a record of 9 wins & 7 losses.  According to their record and how far they got in the playoff its determine what pick they get in the draft.  Example the Steelers finish 11-5 but won the Superbowl.  They get the 32nd pick (last) in the draft.
32550
texas has over 100 players on there roster (icluding redshirts) so they have to have a deffensive number 4\n(#4 Drew Kelson LB 6-2 215 SO)  \nand an offensive number 4\n(#4 Limas Sweed WR 6-5 219 SO)  \n\nJ.R. is trying to be fancy and doesnt know what hes talkin about\n\nps: theres 2 #10's
467853
The Bills probably should have taken a defensive end like Broderick Bunkly or Kamerion Wmbley.  Even Haloti Ngata at nose tackle would have been a good pick, Whitner is a good player, but I think they should have considered trading down a 4 or five spots and pick him up there.  The only team I think they had to worry about taking Whitner is Dallas, but they had the 18th pick,  So as long as the Bills stayed at 12 or 13 they would still get their man and may even pick up a late second or third round pick in the process.
664532
I'm sorry. I don't know who you're talking about. I am a Cowboys fan, and I can't recall anything like that happenimg recently.
121391
It's possible; they are placed 18th overall. But even if he were available, I don't think they should pick him, regardless of where he went to college. The Cowboys already have a nice secondary led by Roy Williams. I think they should improve on their offense, as their defense is already formiddable.
355469
i can tell you that Tye Hill from Clemson is a wasted pick.  He is 5' 8" and is fast as hell, but he can't mark an NFL WR.  bad pick if you ask me....
1099
The Eagles need to find a consistent WR in the draft. Perhaps Sinorice Moss, the younger brother of Santana Moss would help. Their defense also needs some help. I don't know what happened to them, but next year they shouldn't be all that bad. As for McNabb, I'm sick of all this pressure being thrown on him by both Owens and the media. As long as he stays healthy, the Eagles could be a threat--provided Andy Reid keeps the offense balanced. As for Owens, good luck finding a new team.
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Ok lets see:\n1st pick: WHAT THE F*** WERE U SMOKING THERE ZEKE?!? I KNOW U BEEN GOING THROUGH IT THERE, BUT COME ON, WHY WOULD GIVE PEOPLE MORE REASON TO HAMMER U THERE PAL??? RENALDO BALKMAN: GOOD PLAYER, EXCEPT 2 THINGS. 1. U COULD HAVE GOTTEN HIM IN THE 2ND ROUND (MAYBE EVEN FREE AGENCY!!!) AND 2. MARCUS WILLIAMS (COULD HAVE GRABBED HIM HERE, EVEN THOUGH U HAVE F**CHISE,S***BURY AND CRAPFORD)\n\n2nd Pick: Nice Pick, Mardy Collins, Guard from Temple, really can't complain. Hope he pans out to doing well here.
1001707
Why did they win???\n\nThey played hard ... fought great battles against great teams ... they came out the victor this year.  \n\nWell see where come through on the draft in a week and we'll get a better picture if they'll be back next year, or if this is their shinning moment.
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ROUNDPK(OVR)NOTES\nNo 1st Rd pick this year.\n221 (53) \n320 (84) \n521 (153) \n620 (189) \n627 (196)from Carolina\n722 (230) \n742 (250)Compensatory selection
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I am doing this as a 12 team mock draft, drafting 6, then 7, then 6 again. 16 rounds.\nRound 1- Edgerin James- need an RB here and is best available.\nRound 2- Julius Jones- 2 stud RBs are important and was impressed the past 2 years.\nRound 3- Anquan Boldin- a good WR to start out with.\nRound 4- Santana Moss- If he's left here, he's a must have.\nRound 5- Eli Manning- I have a good feeling about it.\nRound 6- Laurence Marooney- Need a backup RB and he has a good chance of being the starter by the end of the year.\nRound 7- Curtis Martin- Is going to be starter and there's no QB to compete with for yardage.\nRound 8- L.J. Smith- Still no WR at Phily, so going to get yardage\nRound 9- Tampa Bay Defense- need a Defense and is the best after Chicago\nRound 10- Sinorice Moss- I have a good feeling about him\nRound 11- Travis Henry- The Tennesee RB situation isn't clear, so has a good chance to play a lot.\nRound 12- Reggie Williams- has a good chance to be #1 reciever in Jacksonville.\nRound 13- Mike Vanderjadt- still a good kicker even without the highscoring Colts.\nRound 14- Philip Rivers- Has a good chance to do well now that Brees is gone.\nRound 15- Najeh Davenport- did well last year and has good chance to play a lot.\nRound 16- Jacksonville Defense- might as well get a good backup defense.
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im gonna have to go with Arizona on this one.   They pick up one of the most exciting running backs in the game giving them a triple threat on offense that really resembles the young cowboys of the early 90's.  PLUS, they got a potential long-term qb in the draft who has the opportunity to sit and watch behind a veteran who knows how to win.
362651
Erm, not sure what you mean about the Bills finally waking up, Moon? They did NOT conduct the greatest draft I've ever seen, though they did improve a bit on day two. Still, they made several reach picks and threw away a draft pick unnecessarily. They also passed up a chance to solve our quarterback problem by grabbing Matt Leinart when he dropped into their laps with the #8 overall pick. So, trust me, many of us in Bills country are pretty upset about this draft.\n\nAs to what I see happening next, well, the mini camp in May will introduce all the new draftees and hopefully begin the competition for quarterback (which will be settled in training camp and the preseason, assuming we can identify a starting QB at all). The Bills need a lot of work and I am still not happy with the decision to hire Dick Jauron over Mike Sherman as head coach, so this upcoming season (perhaps several seasons, alas) isn't looking too good. I'll keep you posted, ok? :)
234752
they are eying eric moulds and the big wr in the market right now. remember free agency ain't over. i think they would draft a kicker, a d- back or any defence position.
196797
all I know is it is not Alex Smith.\n\nHow did he get drafted #1 and I didn't?  He has about the same amount of skill I do, NONE!!!!!
725468
Yea, and as an Eagle fan, I don't know what to think. Is this the end of the McNabb era? I mean, come on, be realistic. Yesterday, Reid said in his post game news conference- 8-12 months recovery time. That means that next year, he would just be getting off the bench now, or maybe not even playing next year. Now, here comes the hard part. Where do you upgrade next year. If you lose out, and go 5-11, which would suck, do you draft a QB in the 1st round, just in case Donny Mac isn't fully recovered? An ACL tear is probably the worst injury in sports. In 3-4 months, you feel recovered, but you cannot cut or make those quick moves with your legs, and maybe he will never be able to again. Wow, just think of Donovan McNabb as a pocket-passer, like Trent Green or Drew Bledsoe. I know, I know, Bledsoe isn't playing anymore. But who is our Tony Romo? Is it Garcia, who threw 22 incomplete passes yesterday? Is it Feeley, who went 4-1in 2002? What about going after a free-agent QB? A trade in the off-season? Who knows, but the real question is, have we seen the last of Donovan  Jamal McNabb on the field in a Philadelphia Eagles jersey. These are questions Andy Reid has to answer RIGHT NOW, from his home in Villanova. Maybe Jay Wright can help him out a little.
454951
I believe it is like the WWE Raw/SmackDown Draft they have once a year.  But I believe the NFL draft really is random unlike WWE.