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Starting DLine RDE Jason Hatcher NT Jay Ratliff LDE Sean Lissemore The DLine crashes right, towards the ROLB. That position is being played by Spencer on this snap as D-Ware is playing LOLB. Leaves D-Ware one-on-one. The Good: * The INT by hatcher * Look at how quick Sean gets pass the RT. If it wasn't for the FB, that could've been a sack for Lissemore. * Look how fast Hatcher was getting around the LT. If it wasn't for the HB, Hatcher would've pushed the QB forward; right into Lissemore. * DWare's bullrush forced the QB to move towards his left and take a step forward. That means the QB had one eye down the field and one of DWare. The Bad: * Tavaris Jackson, Seahawks QB, had too much time. But he also had 7 blockers to 4 rushers. * Ratliff slipped and made him take longer then necessary to get off his block. (3 seconds) * Keith Brooking was defending against #26............. Bonus: Big hit by Ratliff (00:08) Watch how Hatcher removes the HB out of the play. (00:05)

According to ProFootballFocus... Dallas vs Seattle: Kenyon Coleman (-1.6) Marcus Spears (-3.3) Sean Lissemore (+2.4) Jason Hatcher (+1.7)

The video isn't good quality and you have to work a bit to find him because he isn't pointed out, but you will be pleased with his efforts. He is #2. 5'10" 188lbs 4.40 40yd Proj: 3rd - 5th Round School: Cal Poly The first thing that you'll remember after watching him is his toughness. He is a strong CB who will go head on with a RB to make the tackle. He shows that Dez Bryant aggressiveness. Given the opportunity, he'll lay out a WR. Asa is fast with Mike Jenkins type speed and shows good agility. He's also a return man with a good ability to find the ball in the air. This is extremely important for CBs when an offense goes deep. Here's an article on him from August 22, 2011. Here's a video to one of two of his pick-6 so far this year. Jump to 1:52. For Comparison: Orland Scandrick - 4.32 40yd Frank Walker - 4.33 40yd Mike Jenkins - 4.38 40yd Gerald Sensabaugh - 4.44 40yd

No, not Von Miller. Julian Miller! Another RKG. Plays non-stop football. Doesn't quit on a play. Plays 3-4 DE with good strength and acceleration. Victor Butler speed. 6' 3" 268lbs 4.76 40yd For comparison: Victor Butler - 4.76 40yd Jason Hatcher - 4.82 40yd Jay Ratliff - 4.85 40yd Projected to be a 4-5 round pick, could be another late round steal if he actually falls that far.

A WR from Arkansas that is a KR and can play HB with DeSean Jackson speed. Currently projected as a 5-6 round pick, but he can very well go higher. If the Cowboys can pick him in the 5th round, its a steal. 5'11" 190lbs 4.38 40yd For comparison: DeSean Jackson - 4.35 40yd DeMarco Murray - 4.37 40yd Kevin Ogletree - 4.38 40yd Miles Austin - 4.47 40yd He fights for extra yards, very agile and shows qualities of the RKG. He isn't afraid to catch the ball in the middle and can take a hit and still hold on to the ball. This kid can spread the field and open up the field for Dez, Miles and Witten. I'd take a shot at Joe Adams and let Ogletree go. Joe Adams is a playmaker.

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I'm keeping the calculation for all the team's SoS. Here are the rankings, including Week 5 results. At #1 should be no ones surprise! Wait until you see the bottom of the list. 01 - Cowboys 02 - Broncos 03 - Bears 04 - Dolphins 05 - Jets 06 - Raiders 07 - Vikings 08 - Patriots 09 - Chiefs 10 - Bills 11 - Falcons 12 - Eagles 13 - Colts t14 - Jaguars t14 - Panthers 16 - Bengals 17 - Rams 18 - Seahawks 19 - Buccaneers 20 - Saints 21 - 49ers 22 - Lions 23 - Steelers 24 - Packers 25 - Texans 26 - Titans 27 - Ravens 28 - Cardinals 29 - Chargers 30 - Browns 31 - Redskins 32 - Giants

The Cowboys conducted a light practice at Valley Ranch on Wednesday and quarterback Tony Romo (ribs) and wide receiver Dez Bryant (thigh) were limited during the session with injuries. Fullback Tony Fiammetta was added to the report with a hamstring injury. Fiammetta was listed as limited. Also, Miles Austin (hamstring), David Buehler (groin), Derrick Dockery (knee), Jason Hatcher (calf) and Orlando Scandrick (ankle) did not practice. Phil Costa (knee), Mike Jenkins (shoulder) and Felix Jones (shoulder) did practice with their ailments. It's expected everyone will play in Sunday's game vs. the Detroit Lions with the exception of Austin, Dockery, Buehler, Hatcher and Scandrick.