Danny Phantom
Writer and Co-Host at Blogging the Boys
Writer at Freelance
Manufacturing Engineer Sometimes writer, sometimes podcaster, but all the time Cowboys fan. Bringing you Cowboys insight with a little humor mixed in.
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1 week ago |
bloggingtheboys.com | Danny Phantom
Photo by Matthew Visinsky/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Dallas Cowboys have a very important decision to make when they are on the clock in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. It’s unclear in which direction they go as there are a few different things they could do that would help their team. One of those things is trading back.
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1 week ago |
bloggingtheboys.com | Danny Phantom
Photo by Ric Tapia/Getty Images The Dallas Cowboys must come out of the 2025 NFL draft with a good wide receiver. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to convince you that the team spun its wheels when trying to find a quality complementary receiver for CeeDee Lamb. In recent years, the team has used the draft, free agency, and even trades to find the missing piece, but each time, they have come up short.
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1 week ago |
bloggingtheboys.com | Danny Phantom
The Dallas Cowboys need to come out of the 2025 NFL Draft with a new wide receiver to pair alongside CeeDee Lamb. Failure to do so will mean another season of aggravation as we’ll spend way too much time complaining about the disappointment of Jalen Tolbert or how silly the front office was for giving up a draft pick to trade for Jonathan Mingo. Nobody wants that.
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1 week ago |
bloggingtheboys.com | Danny Phantom
A year ago this time, the Dallas Cowboys were still licking their wounds after a playoff beatdown by the Green Bay Packers left a nasty aura lingering all through the offseason. Sadly, the Cowboys weren’t able to redeem themselves in any fashion as things went from bad to worse. The team lost games, their quarterback got hurt, and their head coach was fired. It was pretty bad. But that’s all in the past, right? Mike McCarthy is gone, so hopefully, any bad mojo he had exited the building with him.
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2 weeks ago |
bloggingtheboys.com | Danny Phantom
The Dallas Cowboys are a good drafting team, which is fortunate considering they depend heavily on it to build their roster. Of course, maybe they depend heavily on it because they are so good at it. Cause and effect. Regardless, the draft is what this team does well, and they are especially good at landing great talent on Day 1. This has been something the team has hung its hat on for quite some time, as their first-round résumé is quite impressive.
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If Dez Bryant didn't have maturity concerns coming out of college, he would have been the first WR drafted in 2010. Talent alone, he was a top-10 worthy pick. Lacks elite speed, not a great separator, but a helluva ball hawker. Tet McMillan is like Dez, but without the drama. https://t.co/OUsA4pQLT3
Dez Bryant, Tetairoa McMillan...potato, patato. https://t.co/AZ01T3pX0d
If you've ever wondered what it would be like for Dak Prescott to have both CeeDee Lamb and Dez Bryant, you might actually find out if the Cowboys draft Tetairoa McMillan at 12. These guys are clones. https://t.co/qdS8ynH0Wa
