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Prospect Meetings By Position 2016 Edition *Updated 4/24*


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OFFENSE

QB
Dak Prescott, Mississippi State (Pro Day, Private) Proj Round: 4th

Brandon Allen, Arkansas (Workout) Proj Round: 4th-6th

Andrew Bonnet, North Dakota State (Private) Proj Round: UFA

RB
Josh Ferguson, Illinois (Shrine) Proj Round: 3rd-5th

Kenyan Drake, Alabama (Senior Bowl) Proj Round: 3rd-4th

Derrick Henry, Alabama (Workout) Proj Round:1st-2nd

Tyler Ervin, San Jose State (Private) Proj Round: 3rd-5th

 

OG
Joe Dahl, Washingston State (Workout): Proj Round: 3rd-5th
 

C

Graham Gasglow, Michigan (Private) Proj Round: 3rd-5th

 

OT
Willie Beavers, Western Michigan (Senior Bowl) Proj Round: 4th-5th

Germain Ifedi, Texas A&M (Combine, Private, Workout) Proj Round: 2nd

Joseph Haeg, North Dakota State (Workout)  Proj Round: 3-5

Brandon Shell, South Carolina (Workout) Proj Round: 5th-6th

Shon Coleman, Auburn (Private) Proj Round: 2nd-3rd

 

WR

Cody Core, Ole Miss (Shrine) Proj Round: 5th

Hunter Sharp, Utah State (Shrine) Proj Round: 7th-UFA

Braxton Miller, Ohio State (Senior Bowl) Proj Round: 2nd

Tyler Boyd, Pittsburgh (Combine & Workout) Proj Round: 2nd-3rd

Sterling Shepard, Oklahoma (Combine) Proj Round: 2nd-3rd

Laquon Treadwell, Ole Miss (Combine) Proj Round:1st

Wendall Williams, University of the Cumberlands (Pro Day) Proj Round: UFA

Keyarris Garrett, Tulsa (Private) Proj Round: 3rd-4th

Chris Moore, Cincinnati (Workout) Proj Round: 7th-UFA

Corey Coleman, Baylor (Workout) Proj Round: 1st-2nd

Johnny Holton, Cincinnati (Workout) Proj Round: UFA

Moritz Boehringer, Germany (Workout/Private) Proj Round: 3rd-6th

Pharoah Cooper, South Carolina (Workout) Proj Round: 2nd-3rd

Marquez North, Tennessee (Workout) Proj Round: 4th-6th

 

TE

Kivon Cartwright, Colorado State (Shrine) Proj Round: UFA

Austin Hooper, Stanford (Private) Proj Round: 2nd-3rd


DEFENSE

DT
Vernon Butler,  Louisiana Tech (Senior Bowl, Private) Proj Round: 1st-2nd

Trevon Coley, Florida Atlantic (Shrine) Proj Round: 7th-UFA

David Onyemata, Manitoba (Shrine) Proj Round: 7th-UFA

Chris Jones, Mississippi State (Pro Day) Proj Round: 2nd-4th

Trevon Coley, Florida Atlantic (Workout) Proj Round: 7th-UFA

Jarran Reed, Alabama (Private) Proj Round: 2nd

A'Shawn Robinson, Alabama (Private) Proj Round: 1st


DE

Romeo Okwara, Notre Dame (Shrine) Proj Round: 5th

Noah Spence, Eastern Kentucky, (Combine) Proj Round: 1st-3rd

Shaq Lawson, Clemson (Private, Workout) Proj Round: 1st

Kevin Dodd, Clemson (Private, Workout) Proj Round: 1st

Matt Judon, Grand Valley State  (Workout) Proj Round: 4th

Roy Robertson-Harris, UTEP (Pro Day) Proj Round: 5th-UFA

Emmanuel Ogbah, Oregon State University (Private, Workout) Proj Round: 1st

 

LB

B.J. Goodson, Clemson (Workout, Private) Proj Round: 7th-UFA

Deion Jones, LSU (Workout) Proj Round: 2nd-3rd

Stephen Weatherly, Vanderbilt (Workout, Private) Proj Round: 4th-6th

 

CB

DeAndre Elliot, Colorado State (Pro Day) Proj Round: UFA

Harlan Miller, SE Louisiana (Pro Day, Workout) Proj Round: 2nd -3rd

Mackenzie Alexander, Clemson (Workout) Proj Round: 1st-2nd

Cyrus Jones, Alabama (Workout)  Proj Round: 4th-6th

Ryan Smith, North Carolina Central (Workout) Proj Round: 7th-UFA

Daryl Worley, West Virginia (Workout) Proj Round: 4th-6th

Zack Sanchez, Oklahoma (Workout) Proj Round: 2nd-3rd

Kendall Fuller, Virginia Tech (Private) Proj Round: 2nd

 

S
Jordan Lomax, Iowa (Shrine) Proj Round: 7th-UFA

Miles Killebrew, Southern Utah (Workout) Proj Round: 3rd-5th

Jayron Kearse, Clemson (Workout) Proj Round: 3rd-5th

Darian Thompson, Boise State (Pro Day, Workout) Proj Round: 2nd-3rd

Vonn Bell, Ohio State (Private) Proj Round: 2nd

Su’a Cravens, USC (Combine) Proj Round: 2nd

Josh Forrest, Kentucky (Pro Day) Proj Round: 7th-UFA

Jeremy Cash, Duke (Pro Day) Proj Round: 2nd

Kevin Byard, Middle Tennessee State (Workout, Private) Proj Round: 5th-6th

 

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