Part of the Football Outsider's series of looking at the draft prospects. Oregon State's Paea and Illinois' Liuget. Interesting note on similarity of Paea and our own beast Rat.

NFLDraftScout.com compares Paea to Atlanta's Peria Jerry. I'm not sure if that's Rob's comparison or Chad Reuter's. While I can see it, I think the team that gets the most out of Paea is the one who can look at the body of work and think outside the box. When I was watching his tape, I kept thinking of how the Cowboys use Jay Ratliff all over the line in their hybrid fronts and how well he can pursue as a one-gap nose tackle. As those hybrid fronts grow in popularity (most supposed 3-4 defenses, especially the new converts, aren't true 3-4 defenses most of the time), versatile defenders like Paea will be great currency for those personnel executives who are looking to find relatively uncharted paths to the top.

This guy was a better than decent prospect in 2009 draft, listed as the 6th best available Center in a deep crop that year (according to PFW's 2009 Draft guide.)

NFL Draft Scout.com's profile
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/historical/502785

Fox Sports writer includes my pet cat on his list of no names making noise. Now he has to make the team because this much notoriety means there's no way to sneak him onto the PS.

OT: How is Anthony Dixon a no-name? He was a top 10 RB prospect.

NFL Draft Bible (a voluminous site full of interesting info) took a poll of some NFL talent evaluators on which picks would have the best value in the draft.

Massive OT prospect Ramon Harewood 6-6 340lbs visited the Cowboys on Wed.

Here's a scouting report

Matt Bowen is on the Morgan Burnett bandwagon, I'll scoot over.

Some interesting new names in Bunting's latest 1st rd mock.

NFP scouting dude Wes Bunting rates the Guards

National Football Post's scouting expert Wes Bunting ranks this years crop of OT's

What an incredible natural athlete.

Well presented 2009 team stats from Pro-Football-Reference.com

I know every team's fanbase has their share, but some seem to take it to a whole new level.

It shouldn't be said, especially not by PC (ironic initials). Finally he had fans back in his corner, then immediately undoes it all by shooting his mouth off.

Check out this masterpiece posted on the Seahags site. This guy is so obsessed with us that he went back through our gameday comments thread from a game we all painfully remember from FOUR years ago.

No surprise who they picked.

God what a moron. For any of you guys who were still wanting this waste of talent, read this.

Only 10 days until the Cowboys head down to sink the Bucs.

Maybe the Cowboys can pick him up for the last 2 preseason games. He's familiar with the scheme.

Bucs strong side OLB out for season with bicep tear. He was slated to be the starter. His backup Quincy Black has been getting a lot of reps in camp, so not sure this is not a big deal. But their depth has been weakened.

National Football Post writer Matt Bowen names Jenkins as one of his 5 defensive players who may be set for a breakout season.

Interesting inside look at playing the loneliest position in football.

He's the eventual successor to Jerry, and he's a sharp guy with a lot of accrued experience as an NFL exec.

Another idiot that can't stay out of trouble.

This looks like a pretty solid list, broken down by positions.

A Tulsa sportswriter has a good article on what might become of the 2 Sooners on draft day. Yes, he does mention a possible link between Dallas and Duke Robinson. I can only hope.

Yeah, there's a few Cowboys on there. But it's hard to argue against the reasons why.