It was sort of jokingly but I think under Zimmer he is a DE as opposed to what he was under Quinn. I know he got up to 285 at one point but he is more of a 269ish type player. He isn't going to win you anything as a pass rusher. He can probably hold up as a run stopper though.
I did actually like him at first. Wish they hadn't bulked him up so much, but I bet at 270-275 he'd be fine as a Zimmer DE.
the ever popular position flex.
Yeah, I don't disagree but I don't think you're going to easily find that in this draft. Oddly enough I feel like we need to replace Fowler more than Armstrong. Armstrong was more of a base end that could get to the QB on stunts and stuff. I think guys like Fehoko and Golston can do that to a lesser extent. Fowler was more of a guy who could create a pass rush all on his own. He was very much a pass rusher specialist. He would be beaten like a red headed step child if teams ran at him. But that's what we are sort of missing in the rotation. It may make people cringe, but we kind of need a Randy Gregory type.
We have Micah.
Let’s hope.
Nonsense. Jerry never tips his hand.
Not likely because of the depth. If it was a thin class?
Except for Diggs, the Cowboys recent second round hx is littered with retarded picks.
I know which sucks because I love the second round. I honestly think if I were picking players I'd want as many second round picks as possible. I think it's a great spot to draft starters. Yet the Cowboys struggle there.
They take way too many risks in 2nd.
Nonsense. Jerry never tips his hand.
I'll be shocked if it's anything but a DT, C or OT.
It wont be OT. We can get Chuma
Sadly, he is not.
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He's a weird dude, man.I just noticed that people have started calling Caleb Williams LGBTQB1 (
There's also the GQ fashion shoot of him wearing a dress......which actually seems to be the trend for a lot of these younger athletes and Hollywood types.
Chicago's a blue collar, meat and potatoes town who accepted similar traits displayed by Rodman. But that was basketball. The NFL is a completely different animal when it comes to that stuff. It's going to be interesting to see how he's received by the fan base. It's pretty much a given that rival fan bases will be using this as ammunition.
