Here are the three prospects the Cowboys officially met with last week in Indianapolis who saw their stock rise the most.
This year’s NFL scouting combine is official, and all 321 prospects will leave Indianapolis and await their pro day.
The list of players interviewed by the Dallas Cowboys is available here.
Below are the three individuals who performed exceptionally well at the combine and boosted their stock the most, courtesy of the Cowboys’ official interview.
If the Cowboys want to get any of these prospects, they will have to reevaluate which picks they will use or trade to get them.
Troy has been the talk of the town everywhere. the off season.
Fautanu and his versatility. Some have commented that he would be best suited as a guard in the NFL to succeed.
That idea is still on the table, but moving him to tackle now is a very sensible choice.
During the measurements, he was officially listed at 6’3″ and 317 pounds, which is perfectly fine for the equipment.
Fautanu’s biggest concerns were his reach and arm length, but his 34.5″ arm length put him in trouble. decent range of attack saves.
Fautanu also had a good day in the athletic test, with a 1.77 10-yard dash (69%) and a very fast 5.01.
40 yard time (90%). His 113″ (92%) broad jump also showed his explosiveness, showing that he has all the tools to be offensive in the NFL.
The problem for Dallas is that Fautanu could have entered the top 20 just out of reach for the pick by the Cowboys.
That means if they want him, they might have to push up and get him.
EDGERRIN COOPER, TEXAS AandMOff-ball defender is a huge need for Dallas, and Edgerrin Cooper represents the most good draft pick this. year.
Not surprisingly, Dallas swooped in early and gave the Aggie adventurer an official interview.
Will McClay and the others then sat back and watched as Cooper blew the sports test.
Cooper clocked a scorching 1.54s in the 10-yard dash and an electrifying 4.51s in the 40-yard dash. (both 97th percentile).
Outfielders stood out to Cooper. He showed his full range of motion and looked very clean and clinical during practice.
He was smooth, explosive and flawless. His stock could rise significantly after the linebackers finish their practices
Thursday, and where Dallas was hoping to take him in the second round may not be an option.
Cooper is now an extreme first-round talent.
XAVIER WORTH, TEXAS The Cowboys used seven of their 45 official interview picks on wide receivers.
One of the receivers the Cowboys spent time talking about was Longhorns tight end Xavier Worthy.
In case you missed Worthy’s insane speed in Indianapolis, he set the new fastest 40-yard dash at 4.21 seconds.
However, his main sport did not end there. While he didn’t beat Dez Bryant’s 1.4 seconds in the 10-yard dash, Worthy still clocked 1.48 seconds, which is refreshingly fast.
But Worthy also recorded a vertical jump of 41 inches (98%) and a broad jump of 10 feet 11 (97%).
Some argue that Worthy is simply a speedy deep threat and evoked echoes of John Ross from a few years back, which didn’t translate in the NFL.
But he proved to be much more, and his 26 catches at Texas are a testament to that.
In Dallas, they would have considered Worthy a top prospect, but after his performance at the combine, he is now a top prospect.
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