Here’s a scary thought.
The Cowboys might not be done picking the fruits of their 2016 draft.
They pretty much knew that linebacker Jaylon Smith, their second-round pick, would have to sit out at least the 2016 season because of a knee injury and nerve damage that he suffered in his final game at Notre Dame.
Smith might not be sitting out much longer, as this workout video shows.
#Cowboys @thejaylonsmith working on position drills in preparation for OTA's. #ClearEyeView pic.twitter.com/QGg3OngfuD
— AWP Sports (@AWPSPORTS) February 8, 2017
The Cowboys’ draft already yielded two rookie-of-the-year candidates in Ezekiel Elliott and Dak Prescott. Smith could provide reinforcement on the other side of the ball.
Using the 34th overall pick on Smith was a risky proposition because there was a chance he would never play. But if his production is anything close to that of Elliott and Prescott, the Cowboys will look like geniuses.
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