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Round 1 (#12): Dez Bryant-WR-Oklahoma State
Why? There is a legitimate chance that this guy could fall into our laps. He gives us a legitimate #1 receiver with young players like Brian Hartline and Davone Bess to build around him. Bryant is without question the best receiver in the draft and is an immediate upgrade to the position. It would be smart to sign Antonio Bryant as well and go into the season with the "Bryant Brothers" as you're starting receivers with Bess and Hartline playing in the slot. You could than move players like Greg Camarillo and Ted Ginn Jr. for draft choices. I think Ginn could still garner us a 4th rounder despite his lack of production.
Round 2 (#44): Jerry Hughes-OLB-TCU
It's hard to imagine a player of his calibur falling this far but with players like Brandon Graham, Sergio Kindle, Derrick Morgan, Greg Hardy, Von Miller, and Jason Paul Pierre destined for this draft class there is a good chance he could. Hughes is a tremendous pass-rusher in the mold of Demarcus Ware. Joey Porters' bags are packed, JT is a free agent who will probably be brought back but not for long, Wake is solely a pass-rushing specialist, so landing Hughes here would be an ideal fit.
Round 3: AJ Edds-Linebacker-Iowa
Edds is a Outside Linebacker in a 4-3 defense and I think he could transition to the Inside in a 3-4 and be a very versatile player for our defense. Edds is superior in coverage and can lay the lumber as well. Edds is solid against the run and unline our current Outside Linebackers can jam the tight end on the line.
Round 4: Jimmy Graham-Tight End-Miami Fl.
Anthony Fasano was a major disappointment in 2009. Graham possesses great size at 6"8 and is a better blocker than advertised. Has strong pass catching ability as well.
Round 6A: Cam Thomas-NT-North Carolina
Round 6B: Mike Tepper-OT-California
Round 6C: Rahim Alem-DE-LSU
Round 7A: Torrell Troup-NT-Central Florida
Round 7B:Anderson Russell-FS-Ohio State
Why? There is a legitimate chance that this guy could fall into our laps. He gives us a legitimate #1 receiver with young players like Brian Hartline and Davone Bess to build around him. Bryant is without question the best receiver in the draft and is an immediate upgrade to the position. It would be smart to sign Antonio Bryant as well and go into the season with the "Bryant Brothers" as you're starting receivers with Bess and Hartline playing in the slot. You could than move players like Greg Camarillo and Ted Ginn Jr. for draft choices. I think Ginn could still garner us a 4th rounder despite his lack of production.
Round 2 (#44): Jerry Hughes-OLB-TCU
It's hard to imagine a player of his calibur falling this far but with players like Brandon Graham, Sergio Kindle, Derrick Morgan, Greg Hardy, Von Miller, and Jason Paul Pierre destined for this draft class there is a good chance he could. Hughes is a tremendous pass-rusher in the mold of Demarcus Ware. Joey Porters' bags are packed, JT is a free agent who will probably be brought back but not for long, Wake is solely a pass-rushing specialist, so landing Hughes here would be an ideal fit.
Round 3: AJ Edds-Linebacker-Iowa
Edds is a Outside Linebacker in a 4-3 defense and I think he could transition to the Inside in a 3-4 and be a very versatile player for our defense. Edds is superior in coverage and can lay the lumber as well. Edds is solid against the run and unline our current Outside Linebackers can jam the tight end on the line.
Round 4: Jimmy Graham-Tight End-Miami Fl.
Anthony Fasano was a major disappointment in 2009. Graham possesses great size at 6"8 and is a better blocker than advertised. Has strong pass catching ability as well.
Round 6A: Cam Thomas-NT-North Carolina
Round 6B: Mike Tepper-OT-California
Round 6C: Rahim Alem-DE-LSU
Round 7A: Torrell Troup-NT-Central Florida
Round 7B:Anderson Russell-FS-Ohio State