I'm a little more satisfied with the Cowboys draft after day two. With their three second day picks, the Cowboys beefed up their receiving corps with a tight end and a wide receiver -- then they picked a free safety. All three seem to be good players. The tight end will have to earn his way to playing time (since the Cowboys already have two good tight ends in Witten and Hanna), but the wide receiver is very fast (4.4 on the 40) and has a good chance of getting a lot of playing time. The safety could be a starter, if he's as good as the Cowboys think he is. Here are those three picks:
47th PICK (15th pick of 2nd round)
Gavin Escobar, San Diego State
Tight End (6'6", 254 lbs)
74th PICK (12th pick of 3rd round)
Terrance Williams, Baylor
Wide Receiver (6'2", 207 lbs)
80th PICK (18th pick of 3rd round)
J.J. Wilcox, Georgia Southern
Safety (6'0", 213 lbs)
On Saturday, the Cowboys have three more draft picks -- the 114th (17th pick of 4th round), the 151st (18th pick of 5th round), and the 185th (17th pick of 6th round). It would be nice if they could get some defensive line help and a good running back.
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