Prospects Dallas Has Shown Interest In - 2016

I certainly don't think he's worth a 3rd, although I've read some buzz surrounding him and I know that he is relatively impressive physically, so I wouldn't be surprised if he rose. I wouldn't take him any higher than like the 6th honestly.
 
Simpleton said:
I certainly don't think he's worth a 3rd, although I've read some buzz surrounding him and I know that he is relatively impressive physically, so I wouldn't be surprised if he rose. I wouldn't take him any higher than like the 6th honestly.
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I wouldn't waste my sixth rounder personally but at least it won't be as embarassing that he sucks.
 
Updated with a few more Senior Bowl interviews.
 
Shawn Oakman
Dak Prescott
 
One non-combine tight end prospect that’s always intrigued me is Michigan’s A.J. Williams. The senior was not rated by teams entering the season but has garnered a lot of interest from both the New York Jets and Dallas Cowboys recently. Williams has offensive tackle size at 6-feet/5-inches and almost 270-pounds but moves well about the field and is a solid short range passing catching target. Expect him to time in the 4.8’s during Michigan pro-day and though Williams may not be selected in the draft, he’ll have an opportunity next season as a third tight end brought onto the field during short yardage situations or in the red zone.

http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/?p=11269
 
boozeman said:
One non-combine tight end prospect that’s always intrigued me is Michigan’s A.J. Williams. The senior was not rated by teams entering the season but has garnered a lot of interest from both the New York Jets and Dallas Cowboys recently. Williams has offensive tackle size at 6-feet/5-inches and almost 270-pounds but moves well about the field and is a solid short range passing catching target. Expect him to time in the 4.8’s during Michigan pro-day and though Williams may not be selected in the draft, he’ll have an opportunity next season as a third tight end brought onto the field during short yardage situations or in the red zone.

http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/?p=11269
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Welp there's our trade back into the draft pick
 
boozeman said:
QB Vernon Adams, Oregon
QB Brandon Allen, Arkansas
QB Jacoby Brissett, NC State
QB Carson Wentz, North Dakota State
QB Dak Prescott, Mississippi State
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Only one prospect of this group is a first rounder, and maybe a mid to late first rounder at that.
 
ravidubey said:
Only one prospect of this group is a first rounder, and maybe a mid to late first rounder at that.
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I hope you're not talking about Carson Wentz. When all is said and done he's a top 15 lock, most likely top 8
 
GForce78NJ said:
I hope you're not talking about Carson Wentz. When all is said and done he's a top 15 lock, most likely top 8
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He could easily go second in the draft. Anyone who says Wentz is a mid to late first rounder has been hiding under a rock the last few months.
 
 
 
boozeman said:
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I'd be cool with him.
 
Simpleton said:
Prosise would be a fine 4th rounder.
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Yeah, he is one of those backs that I think would do very well in our offense. He has some size and speed. He had a very productive year running the ball and has good hands. Sort of a David Johnson type RB.
 
Murray was shiftier faster guy as well when he was in college.

Procise does remind me a lot of Murray but I think Murray was faster in college.

I don't know what happened to his top end speed.
 
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