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Adam Graves Jersey , Texas -- After what ourred last year in the draft, munication was clearly lking in the Cowboys' war room. There was a split as to what to do with Sharrif Floyd, a defensive tkle from Florida, who beca available in the middle rounds.It seed the scouts liked Floyd, but defensive line coh Rod Marinelli did not. So after a discussion, the Cowboys moved on, trading down in the first round and eventually selecting Travis Frederick, a center from Wisconsin.It was a solid choice, but the process to getting there was flawed. The Cowboys made so changes in the war room, allowing assistant director of player personnel Will McClay to put the draft board together and taking so pressure off Tom Ciskowski, the director of scouting.McClay, with the help of Ciskowski, implented a pod system where cohes and scouts gather to discuss several players and then e to an agreent regarding the evaluation.The objective it to minimize debates during the draft about players and to ease the burden on Jerry Jones, the general manager
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