Talkin’ Cowboys: Draft Review, Day 1 & 2 | Dallas Cowboys 2022

Heckma!!! What it do!!

Ești un idol XX18LIKE.Uno mereu în inima mea 💋 frumos, dragoste, alegere, cultural. Sunt unul dintrex cele mai bune concerte….

Day 1 a reach for a project left guard day 2 John ridgeway Immediately will help win and in playoffs he solves the supposedly reason of losing in playoff stopping the run

They finally keep there mouth shut so all the podcast would talk about it before the draft and y’all don’t know how to act 😉

I don’t agree…
1) Pass Rusher is more important than a 5’11 LB
2) You already have Nakobe Dean in Jabril Cox
Btw, I usually agree with Isaiah 🤣

Tough Cowboy crowd when you hit on Ceedee and Micah back to back

I saw a video where Steven A Smith and Michael Irvin confidently claimed boys would take smith..Smith… why does everyone say no knew??

If Damon clark heals ok than not Dean becomes irrelevant that stanback dude is annoying as hell

You know Isaiah personally you need to stop this negativity

Isaiah you need to start doing research nakobe Dean is slow short and not exactly what the Cowboys wanted

That WR JT snags the ball

That lsu LB Clark had better stats than dean

Don’t diss respect Cooper. Dak throws balls behind receivers and needs to do better.

Williams is gonna be a beast. Stop sleeping on him.

I also was pissed off when Dean fell to philly. But when I heard about the medical issues and so many other passed on him and took other LBs I felt better. When was the last time the Cowboys staff was wrong about the medicals. Even JaylonSmith they knew he would play again

It’s funny how Cowboys drafted a project like Tyler Smith and say he was 16 on their board 😂🤥🤥. If they did not want Linderbaum, they could have had Jermaine Johnson or Devin Lloyd these guys are not projects. I still remember Taco and passing for T.J. Watt 🤦🏻‍♂️. Also getting Leighton Vander Esch with tons of medical issues 🤦🏻‍♂️. They got lucky with CeeDee Lamb and Micah Parsons with them even dropping two spots down to get an extra pick 🤦🏻‍♂️. What did they do with the extra pick 🤦🏻‍♂️ Nahshon Wright a project. I hope Smith works out but 🤡 🤡 Jones stop lying 🤥 about Smith being #16 on their board before Kenyon Green and Zion Johnson.

Jalen Hurts, Carson Wentz, Daniel Jones. Cowboys have the best QB in the division. I think the Cowboys are fine.

What’s wrong with the Cowboys? After Zeke’s return to a lucrative contract and a string of dismal performances that question was prevalent in every sports venue. Players and personnel debated fault, Zeke’s condition, O lines talent over estimated. We never got a definitive answer. Since Frederichs departure the ground game has been less than stellar. I’m breeching this here because I believe the culprit still lingers to an extent in the Cowboys organization today. Unless you’ve played the game you’ll think this the ramblings of a fool.

Another popular Cowboy podcast waxed and waned the feasibility that one player could hamstring a team or conversely lead them to the SB. Generally the QB is the scapegoat.. Reasoning his performance has a far reaching affect as opposed to a sub par line man.

Let me draw a parallel and hopefully validate something I believe will continue to impact the Cowboys until it’s changed. From pee wee through high school I played ball with the same rosters pretty much. We had a half back that went on to set myriad records for 5a hi school backs. He was a standout on every level and a team mate for years. This group of guys that started in pee wee dominated though hi school with the exception of a couple of seasons. A guy moved into the district who was an ex pro player and now a pillar of the community and his boy was a running back. Not nearly the caliber we had. Relenting to the pressure his father created the newcomer took over and the team suffered. I was an offensive guard, defensive tackle, and found it difficult to support a running back I and the team knew to be inferior to another player. As games escaped our grasp an air of apathy infected the team starting with the offensive line. As much as I enjoyed playing ball I wanted to quit. I realize pro athletes have a job to do but can’t believe they aren’t impacted by poor decisions that impact their success. After listening to Travis Frederick conduct several interviews I got the impression that had Tony Pollard not been replaced coming out of training camp he would’ve played another year. I can supply several quotes to support that opinion. What followed the decision to replace Pollard was devastating, an offensive line riding a wave of anticipation , the culmination of all their hard work lost. They knew Zeke was in no shape to compete at the level needed to exceed mediocrity and pro or not they took it personally. I find it infuriating that something so maligned, something of the magnitude it became has gone unresolved. This was a topic that dominated national sports broadcasting for months that is still a mystery. This is my answer and is as good as any I’ve seen. Sorry for the duration.

If they re-signed Randy, they wouldn’t have signed Fowler and would still have drafted Williams at 56.