Putting all the Blame on the Front Office is Disingenuous

I guess I am perplexed why they would even restructure Collins or Elliott if they have no intentions of using the space.

They had like $79MM in space before the restructures. They tagged Prescott and that's like $33MM. So that's 46MM in space left. Let's estimate Cooper's cap hit at $16MM (likely lower). That's $30MM left.

They restructured those two contracts and would likely give them $40MM in space. You can do quite a bit with that, including not have to shop in the bargain bin.
 
Amari Cooper Salary Cap charge for 2019 and 2020. You don't get it because you never have and never will.

What about it? How about making some sense between the nonstop stomping of your feet?
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I guess I am perplexed why they would even restructure Collins or Elliott if they have no intentions of using the space.

They had like $79MM in space before the restructures. They tagged Prescott and that's like $33MM. So that's 46MM in space left. Let's estimate Cooper's cap hit at $16MM (likely lower). That's $30MM left.

They restructured those two contracts and would likely give them $40MM in space. You can do quite a bit with that, including not have to shop in the bargain bin.

It could very well be ticketed to spend when free agency actually opens for real, after this 'funny money' period where it's crazily thrown around.

You might potentially get two or three reasonably priced vets for the money currently be thrown at guys like Quinn.
 
This FO has 7 of the starting 11 on O in the top 6 paid at their position because they can't say no to themselves, they want to keep everybody. Especially if they're a star.

This FO has the reputation of rolling over and until that stops, the leverage will always belong to the agents.

What other FO has the highest paid RB and WR? PIT played hardball because they knew that would kill their team, especially the D.

I can blame this FO and do because they're incompetent at player evaluations and inept in FA and they're only good in the draft in the 1st round....but not always.

I blame them, they suck.
 
I guess I am perplexed why they would even restructure Collins or Elliott if they have no intentions of using the space.

They had like $79MM in space before the restructures. They tagged Prescott and that's like $33MM. So that's 46MM in space left. Let's estimate Cooper's cap hit at $16MM (likely lower). That's $30MM left.

They restructured those two contracts and would likely give them $40MM in space. You can do quite a bit with that, including not have to shop in the bargain bin.

The Cowboys still have 20 spots to fill on a 53 man roster. $40 million isn't a crazy amount. They can maybe get one more impact player.
 
Its very simple, Ralph. Look up the cap hits. I can't do everything for you.

What about them? What is the latest 'genius' move you're trying to give them credit for? Why is it so difficult for you to give a straight answer? Maybe because there's nothing behind this latest rant either?
 
What about them? What is the latest 'genius' move you're trying to give them credit for? Why is it so difficult for you to give a straight answer? Maybe because there's nothing behind this latest rant either?

He says the same thing year after year. He's also the master of the cryptic post that he thinks says a lot but really says little.
 
He says the same thing year after year. He's also the master of the cryptic post that he thinks says a lot but really says little.

That's certainly what I'm getting lately. In between claims that are proven to be flat-out lies.

It's ironic that anyone who regularly throws the tantrums that he does would ever bring up anyone else's "maturity level", while then talking about peeing pants and wet sheets. It's embarrassing the way some fans are compelled to lose their minds if anyone should dare criticize 'their Cowboys'.
 
I've gotta say this, and it's not easy....

I hate the Jones moron twins with a serious passion, but when I take a look at teams like Houston and Chicago, and even Indy.....

They may not be all that awful by comparison.
 
I disagree to some extent.

I think that if the Cowboys had pressed earlier, and at the time offered deals that would then have looked to outsiders like you and me as 'overpaying', they could have closed the deal then. Plenty of teams did just that, nobody's going to tell me the Cowboys couldn't or that only these players and agents were 'smart enough' to know where the market was going.

No, I'll first believe that a known cheapskate son, gifted the job by his Daddy, mishandled things and thought he could strong-arm both into taking his cheap deals. I've read enough and heard enough to support that feeling as well. Other people are free of course to believe whatever they want or feel the need to as well.
Your assuming the other teams that made those decisions did the right thing and the Cowboys didn't. Do we know that?
 
That's certainly what I'm getting lately. In between claims that are proven to be flat-out lies.

It's ironic that anyone who regularly throws the tantrums that he does would ever bring up anyone else's "maturity level", while then talking about peeing pants and wet sheets. It's embarrassing the way some fans are compelled to lose their minds if anyone should dare criticize 'their Cowboys'.

Because its childish to spend endless rant time like you and others do dreaming up complaints like Dallas contract negotiations that they have absolutely no clue about.
 
Your assuming the other teams that made those decisions did the right thing and the Cowboys didn't. Do we know that?

They don't even know what the negotiations were, but are convinced that the team could have signed guys like Cooper to a better deal. Better than the numbers they are oblivious to.

Complaining for the sake of complaining, and then calling everyone else a suckup.
 
Because its childish to spend endless rant time like you and others do dreaming up complaints like Dallas contract negotiations that they have absolutely no clue about.

And yet here you are?

Here's some free advice, instead of projecting the faults and failings onto everyone else? Grow up and check yourself. You may not like what you see once personal accountability kicks in.
 
And yet here you are?

Here's some free advice, instead of projecting the faults and failings onto everyone else? Grow up and check yourself. You may not like what you see once personal accountability kicks in.

When you learn something about the Salary Cap and salary negotiations these threads will go away.

No charge for that advice.
 
They don't even know what the negotiations were, but are convinced that the team could have signed guys like Cooper to a better deal. Better than the numbers they are oblivious to.

Complaining for the sake of complaining, and then calling everyone else a suckup.
Waiting to see his response to my question.
 
When you learn something about the Salary Cap and salary negotiations these threads will go away.

No charge for that advice.

Kid, you couldn't give me a shred of advice on your best day.

You keep on with your tantrums, you're looking great.
 
I feel both sides and unfortunate circumstances had everything to do with the fiasco that ensued with the contract negotiations this year. Yes, there were the delays, largely due to both sides waiting for the owners and the NFLPA to come to terms. Unfortunately, that took what seemed like forever.

Also, both the Dallas FO and Dak, along with his agent, seemingly weren't acting in good faith, probably allowing their tempers and egos to prevail. They can still arrive at a mutual agreement, I believe, if they settle down and find a way to compromise more willingly. The stubborn and prolonged waiting game that both sides foolishly played did nobody any favors, either.
 
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