Dallas Cowboys Final 7-Round 2015 NFL Mock Draft
By Ryan Ratty
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<p>If the Cowboys are interested in a player, it seems like they will go to the end of the world to find out about him. This offseason, the Cowboys brought in the most maligned player in all of free agency in Greg Hardy. Sure his past is extremely shady, but the Cowboys needed defensive help and he will provide that. Before the Cowboys signed Hardy, they talked to dozens of people about his character and his attitude.</p> <p>In this year’s draft, one player the Cowboys have done their due diligence with is Michigan’s Frank Clark, per DallasCowboys.com’s Bryan Broaddus.</p><div class=. DE. Michigan. Frank Clark. 4. player. 123
"“Teams have Clark off their board for off the field issues, but I am willing to bet that the Cowboys have the facts.”"
At Michigan, he was involved in a domestic violence case. He also stole a laptop and was sued for unpaid rent there as well. Like Hardy, Clark’s history is shady, but after wowing coaches and scouts at the combine, Clark will probably be off the board by the end of the fourth round. The Cowboys would be glad to take on a player of Clark’s talent, as his burst and explosiveness off the edge are perfect for Dallas’ 4-3 defense.
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Frank Clark
DE, Michigan
If the Cowboys are interested in a player, it seems like they will go to the end of the world to find out about him. This offseason, the Cowboys brought in the most maligned player in all of free agency in Greg Hardy. Sure his past is extremely shady, but the Cowboys needed defensive help and he will provide that. Before the Cowboys signed Hardy, they talked to dozens of people about his character and his attitude.
In this year’s draft, one player the Cowboys have done their due diligence with is Michigan’s Frank Clark, per DallasCowboys.com’s Bryan Broaddus.
"“Teams have Clark off their board for off the field issues, but I am willing to bet that the Cowboys have the facts.”"
At Michigan, he was involved in a domestic violence case. He also stole a laptop and was sued for unpaid rent there as well. Like Hardy, Clark’s history is shady, but after wowing coaches and scouts at the combine, Clark will probably be off the board by the end of the fourth round. The Cowboys would be glad to take on a player of Clark’s talent, as his burst and explosiveness off the edge are perfect for Dallas’ 4-3 defense.
Next: Round 5: A QB the Cowboys have ties with