EWURanger said:Just saw this.....so awesome. Congrats and well deserved to MJ.
It will take at least three years before we can truly assess how the 32 NFL teams fared during the three-day draft. Readily apparent is that teams take different approaches, from going for the best available talent to focusing on team needs -- or some combination therein -- to gambling on character concerns and long-term potential.
NFC EAST
Dallas Cowboys: C
The Cowboys pulled one of the early surprises of the draft, trading up to select LSU cornerback Morris Claiborne at No. 6 overall. Considering the team signed free agent Brandon Carr and former starter Mike Jenkins and last season's third corner, Orlando Scandrick, Dallas now boasts arguably the league's most talented cornerbacks group. While overshadowed at Boise State, defensive end Tyrone Crawford is an intriguing athlete whose size and athleticism could be maximized in Dallas' scheme. Virginia Tech wideout Danny Coale is the opposite of most of Dallas' wide receivers. He's a good athlete who runs excellent routes and has reliable hands, rather than an extraordinary athlete who isn't quite as consistent between the sidelines as the team might want. Watch out for underrated safety Matt Johnson, who was a consistent playmaker for the 2010 FCS champion Eastern Washington Eagles and could be in position for early playing time considering the Cowboys' struggles recently at safety.
Round four (135) Matt Johnson, SS, Eastern Washington
Johnson picked off 17 passes and registered 334 tackles as a safety in college, unheard of numbers for his position. He missed six games in 2011 due to injury and wasn't invited to the combine. It's a shame because he would have put on a show. He's explosive and has a great change of direction. He will contribute on special teams this year and possibly start down the road.