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Dallas had six picks overall, two in the first round. Dallas used the 22nd overall pick on Arkansas running back Felix Jones and the 25th overall selection on South Florida cornerback Mike Jenkins. Tight end Martellus Bennett was taken in the second round (61st overall).
Georgia Cheap Jerseys Tech running back Tashard Choice was taken in the fourth round (122nd overall), Boise State cornerback Orlando Scandrick (fifth round, 143rd overall) and linebacker Erik Walden (sixth round, 167th) filled out the class. In retrospect, Scandrick was the most productive pick.
Brandt's do over also had the Cowboys taking a running back, one whose prolific career ended controversially, Ray Rice.
While Rice's career ended badly after a video surfaced of him punching his then fiancee in an elevator, his productivity on the football field was impressive.
Rice, who was a second round pick (55th overall, from Rutgers) by the Baltimore Ravens in 2008 and played six seasons, averaged more than 1,000 yards Jerseys Wholesale per season. He rushed for 6,180 yards from 2008 through 2013 (4.3 ypc) Cheap Jerseys and caught passes for 3,034 cheap football jerseys yards. He rushed for 37 touchdowns in his career and scored another six on receptions. In 12 playoff games, he combined for more than 1,000 yards from scrimmage (750 yards rushing, 296 receiving).
Felix Jones also played for six years, finishing with 2,912 yards rushing, 1,125 receiving and a combined 14 TDs. His best season was 2010, when he rushed for 800 yards.
Other interesting notes from Brandt's 2008 do over:
Bennett, who was the third player taken by Dallas in 2008 but struggled to get playing time behind Jason Witten, was a first round pick (16th by Arizona) in the do over.
With their 25th pick in the do over, the Cowboys took LSU defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey, who was taken fifth overall in the actual draft that year.
Quarterbacks Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco were the top two players taken in the re do, Ryan by Miami and Flacco by the Rams.
Former Texas running back Jamaal Charles, whom the Kansas City Chiefs scooped up in the third round in the actual draft, was the fourth player taken in the re do.
