Best draft class

by jack dein on Apr 2, 2009 1:09 PM CDT Comment 5 comments

Over at ESPN they have a vote going on to decide what is the best draft class ever. There are 32 classes but I was really disapointed to see that only one Cowboys class made the list. It's set up similar to the NCAA college basketball bracket. The number 1 seed is the 1974 Stealers draft class. I really can't argue with that because four future Hall of Famers came out of that class. The only Cowboys class that made it was the 1975 class.

You all can take a look at the classes that they picked but personnaly there are 2 or 3 Cowboys classes that should be on there over some of the classes they picked.

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they took the best draft class from each team

and entered it into the bracket. So each team has 1 draft class entered in the competition

by delaware on Apr 2, 2009 4:51 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

Didn’t realize that but still I don’t think that 1975 was our best draft class.

by jack dein on Apr 2, 2009 5:07 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs

1975 Draft Class - Known as the "Dirty Dozen"

The “Dirty Dozen” helped get the Cowboys to Super Bowl X – loss to PIT in Jan. 1976

1. Randy White (DT) – 14 seasons – Hall of Fame – Super Bowl MVP – All Pro 9 consecutive years
2. Tom Henderson (OLB) – 6 seasons – 1 Pro Bowl
3. Burton Lawless (OG) – 7 seasons – starter as a rookie
4. Bob Breunig (MLB) – 10 seasons – 3 Pro Bowls
5. Pat Donovan (LT) – 9 seasons – 4 Pro Bowls
6. Randy Hughes (S) – 6 seasons
7. Roland Woolsey (DB) – 4 seasons
8. Mike Hegman (OLB) – 13 seasons
9. Mitch Hoopes (P) – 3 seasons
10. Herbert Scott (OG) – 10 seasons – 3 Pro Bowls
11. Scott Laidlaw (RB) – 6 seasons
12. Percy Howard (WR) – 1 season – undrafted free agent – 1 and only catch was Super Bowl TD from Staubach

by BishopWest on Apr 3, 2009 12:43 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs