Cowboys news: Dallas gets more defensive help in Round 3
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Cowboys news: Dallas gets more defensive help in Round 3
"Saban had Downs' undivided attention, and Downs had Saban's respect. They spent only one season together, but it was enough for Saban to call Downs one of his favorite players he's ever coached."
"When he got to Ohio State I asked him, 'How long is it going to take to learn coach [Jim] Knowles' system?' He said, 'Probably a week or week and a half.' And sure enough, within a week to a week and a half, he had it."
"That mindset has helped Downs excel for his entire football career. He started on varsity as a freshman at Mill Creek High School and had five interceptions - a rarity inside a high school football hotbed like Gwinnett County, Ga."
"He was considered by many to be one of the best prospects in the entire draft."
Caleb Downs, a first-round pick by the Cowboys, gained significant respect from Nick Saban during their time at Alabama. After Saban's retirement, Downs entered the transfer portal, seeking a new challenge. He chose Ohio State, where he quickly adapted to a new system, demonstrating his commitment and skill. Downs had a successful high school career, becoming a five-star recruit and the Gatorade National Player of the Year. His college performance solidified his status as a top prospect, earning him three All-American honors in three seasons.
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