Garrett kept building him up throughout training camp this summer.. and he got in a couple fights.. that counts, right?
Or coming back from it made him a better person. You might be disgusted but I think if he can remain healthy he has a chance to be a good player.
How did it make him a better person...he immediately got hurt and has not been heard from since.
Better person, as in that experience was a character lesson. I already said he has to build his strength. It took Michael Irvin three full seasons to get his body right.
How did it improve his character? Besides you saying it I see no evidence of it.
First of all I didn't say it did, I said it could have. My initial post was in response to a comment that his walkout was definitely an act of weakness this team didn't need more of. I agree it was a bitch move we don't need to see more of, but at the same time he did return to face the music and the experience could have changed him.
You can only do so much when the QB doesn't fear getting hit.
Clearly our pass rush isn't great, but we're still seeing a lot of mental mistakes from DBs, a pass rush may cover those mistakes, but lack of one doesn't excuse them.
Nice post.
According to this web site: http://overthecap.com/salary-cap/dallas-cowboys/
If the right corner were to fall to our second round pick I'd have no problem taking one. Especially since our second round pick will be near the end of the round.
Definitely not, though I know regaining confidence for a CB is made much, much harder without a pass rush or good safety play.
That's what I'm thinking. I just hope we don't target CB, but if one falls in our lap I'd take him in the 2nd or 3rd.
It comes down to talent level. If we go BPA we can't lose, especially if BPA is at positions of need (DL, LB, CB, S). I want the defense to improve, but not at the expense of our team.
