tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1659594715544116800.post-56738490216313056062008-04-01T00:18:00.000-06:002008-04-01T00:18:00.000-06:00Sorry Chris C, but this is a Cowboys blog not a patriots one, and its too bad that your prediction of 19-0 had to be crushed by the Giants, with the Cowboys having 2 picks in the 20s and then picks in the later rounds I could see them taking a WR like Desean Jackson if he slips and a corner like Antoine Cason from Arizona, but if the Cowboys trade for Pacman Jones then the need for corner is filled, along with kick and punt returner. The Cowboys would then only have to address the immediate need of a WR, but who are we kidding this class of WR's is not filled with top 5 picks that we would want to trade up to get, its filled with lots of good receivers but no great ones. So if the Cowboys were to trade up then they could always get a WR later on that is almost equal value to the others. But if the Cowboys trade up to get McFadden then it actually solves the WR, RB and for that matter anything that could possibly happen at QB. He is clearly the best RB in the draft so splitting time with Barber and running behind that huge Cowboy line will only help his NFL career, he will not be the focal point of our offense seeing as how we have Romo, Barber, TO, Witten, Crayton and hopefully Glenn comes back in some sort of good form (because he will probably never be the same) so defenses will not have to "worry" about McFadden all the time because of the other weapons. He can split out in the slot and with his quickness and hands he can play that Wes Welker role in the Cowboy offense while also running the ball and the occasional HB pass. McFadden best fits with the Cowboys and with Jerry Jones' love for his alma mater Arkansas I believe that the Cowboys will move up to draft the newest member that will be enducted into the ring of honor here in Dallas! (ok so that may be a stretch but the possibility of D-Mac to the Boys is not, Go Cowboys)Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com