#2014 draft

What Happened to the Cowboys’ 2014 Draft Class?

This will be the fourth season for players from the 2014 NFL Draft. That means expiring rookie contracts for most, which often comes with a referendum on how that player has lived up to their draft status. It’s a little difficult for the Dallas Cowboys, though, as surprisingly few players remain from their 2014 draft.

Indeed, only three of the nine players drafted by the Cowboys that year remain…

Yesterday Dallas released defensive back Terrance Mitchell, a former seventh-round pick in their 2014 class. He joins Ben Gardner, Ahmad Dixon, Ken Bishop, and Will Smith as players who did not last long with the Cowboys. Is wide receiver Devin Street about to join them? A fifth-round pick from that year, Street has yet get much traction in Dallas. In two seasons he has nine catches for 132 yards and one touchdown.

The Cowboys are in first place of NFC East but they are not without weaknesses. This team has no depth at the defensive line and secondary. These positions should be two of the needs for the NFL Draft. Here is the first seven round mock. 1. Ha ‘Sean “Ha-Ha” Clinton-Dix, Safety, Alabama Dallas has shown…

Rangers Turn Five Picks Into Seven New Players

No the Rangers didn’t trade any other players after sending Derek Dorsett to Vancouver, something Glen Sather admitted was a cap move. (Side note: Probably not a good sign that the Rangers felt they couldn’t keep a guy making $1.6 million.) But they did draft seven kids who they hope one day will become household names to Rangers fans.

I’m not going to pretend to be knowledgeable on any of these…