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Right, so no comparable replacements.Dalton is available or a rookie QB depending how Cowboys finish this season. They could even trade up in the draft.
Right, so no comparable replacements.Dalton is available or a rookie QB depending how Cowboys finish this season. They could even trade up in the draft.
Due to the injury, Dak will settle for something in the low 30s mil / year contract. Dallas will sign him because there is no better option.
Of course, this all depends if Dak makes a full recovery, which doctor presume he should due to a surgery that went very well with no ligament, structure or venous damage whatsoever.
Nah. People like yourself,just run on too much emotions. Who the heck has been giddy to see Dak hurt because he was uppity? Spare us this a guy like Dak like you know him. Just show the proof of someone actually being giddy. No conjecture either but actual proof bet you can't find it.It's just a backlash against the monstrous types (like the ones littering our trashbag of a fanbase) who are giddy to see a guy like Dak got hurt as if it was karmic punishment for being too uppity to know his place and take what he was offered instead of negotiating and using his leverage as is labor's right to do.
How do you know Dalton isn't comparable? I know you're team Dak fan but the season isn't over and Dak isn't some top 3 QB who can't be replaced. Y'all are just scarred of change and will gladly stay with our version of Cousins or Alex Smith just because smh. If you was a Chiefs you'd been saying we should take Mahommes because we had Smith and y'all are risk averse fans that I don't agree with.Right, so no comparable replacements.
Great stat line, I believe most of the football purist fans put more stock in the win/loss column.His value hasn’t changed. I mean how much is 450yds/game worth to you?
Right, so no comparable replacements.
His asking price? Too early to know that. A lot of unknowns including how this season goes. There’s only one thing you can say markets do for sure.... They change.Ok fine.
His price hasn't changed.
One of the strangest things I've ever witnessed.People on social media, particularly Twitter have a hard-on for athletes "getting paid" for some reason.
I don't think he lost any leverage.
you are acting like Dak is Brady, Rodgers, Brees ...etc in their prime
Dak was 1-3. Missed the playoffs last year losing a must win game against a mess of a Eagles team last year. Dak has some decent worthless stats but its not like he is some winning playoffs & super bowl QB.
Lets see what Dalton does in this offense because I think Dak has been helped a lot by the system he has played in along with the talent around him.
For the short amount of time Dalton played on Sunday he played better than Dak did in that game.
I obviously think Dak is better than Dalton but to what price coming off an injury? If Dalton will sign for 18-20 million a year to Dak wanting 40 million a year is Daltons play really that worse? Could Dallas be better with Dalton and spending that money on the defense?
I think the rest of the season will answer a lot of questions.
Those fans are a bunch of putz's.Jerry's reputation will take a severe plunge if he doesn't pay Dak. I've already come across multiple fans that have already said they will be done with Jerry and possibly the Cowboys if he screws this up. Past players, current players, players across the league, fans across the league, and possibly owners will be digusted and disappointed in Jerry if he screws this up.
Jerry and Stephen has already stated nothing has changed on their view of him and him staying here in Dallas, but just in case it's all talk, I hope they know their reputation is still at stake.
Although Dak is injured for the time being, not much leverage has been lost.
Jerry's reputation will take a severe plunge if he doesn't pay Dak. I've already come across multiple fans that have already said they will be done with Jerry and possibly the Cowboys if he screws this up.
You look on twitter & on the media you see players and fans that Jerry better pay Dak now.
As if its Jerry's fault Dak didn't sign a long term contract. Like the Cowboys didn't offer him a 5 year deal making north of 37 million a year & 110 + million in guarantees.
Reports are week 1 last year both sides agreed to a verbal "handshake" deal and it was Dak & his agent that backed out of that deal.
Dak & his agent bet on themselves & now it looks like they lost. I wish Dak didn't get hurt. I think that is obvious nobody wanted that but now that he did this should help out the Cowboys.
Is that fair? Yes! Absolutely its fair. And Jerry & the Cowboys should use this injury to their advantage.
Just like Dak was using the franchise tag to his advantage. Dak had no issue holding the Cowboys franchise hostage. "this is just business". How many times did we hear that.
Well now Cowboys should be in the driver's seat & they should play hardball. They should have a backup plan going into the off-season. A plan that lets Dak test the market because no team is paying Dak 40 million a year... in a year the cap shrinks. Not after this injury. By the time Dak can do football stuff, free agency will have already began. Teams will be spending cap & I cannot see teams paying out a massive contract when they do not even know the health of Dak.
My hope is Dalton plays good & wants to stay in Dallas. Doesn't mind being a backup. Dallas can get Dak on a cheap 2 or 3 year deal to prove he is healthy.
But what Dallas doesnt need to do is over pay him now because they should have zero guilt on Dak getting injured. The game Dak & his agent played can backfire and it did. And Cowboys should reep the rewards of it backfiring because if it played out Dak's way, they had all intentions of reaping those rewards.
Ridiculous. You can't be serious, K? Dalton got lucky the team stepped it up as soon as Dak went down.I thought so too.
If you think Andy Dalton is a quarterback capable of winning a Super Bowl, then you think he's worth a heck of a lot more than $20 million. Ryan Tannehill just got almost $30m.you are acting like Dak is Brady, Rodgers, Brees ...etc in their prime
Dak was 1-3. Missed the playoffs last year losing a must win game against a mess of a Eagles team last year. Dak has some decent worthless stats but its not like he is some winning playoffs & super bowl QB.
Lets see what Dalton does in this offense because I think Dak has been helped a lot by the system he has played in along with the talent around him.
For the short amount of time Dalton played on Sunday he played better than Dak did in that game.
I obviously think Dak is better than Dalton but to what price coming off an injury? If Dalton will sign for 18-20 million a year to Dak wanting 40 million a year is Daltons play really that worse? Could Dallas be better with Dalton and spending that money on the defense?
I think the rest of the season will answer a lot of questions.
Imagine having something like this at QB..
There would be no arguments.
The Chargers get him for 5 years on a rookie deal..
I would not play this Dak game.. QBs are easier then ever to find. Stop settling for mediocre and paying mediocre elite QB money.
If Dalton totally turns this season around and shows that other QBs can take advantage of the offensive talent on this team, it should certainly make Jerry consider that he can get good results without overpaying the QB position with 40 million a year when the same results could be had for 20-25 million a year.Dak still has the exact same amount of leverage, because it's not a career-altering injury. Literally nothing has changed.
There is no backup plan that will influence Dak's negotiations, because there is no comparable player who is going to be available.
I don't think he'd have to turn it around but just produce comparable numbers that might give the FO some hesitation in doing a big deal. Tbh I don't know why more teams don't do this at QB. I thought analytics was a thing guess not at the QB position.If Dalton totally turns this season around and shows that other QBs can take advantage of the offensive talent on this team, it should certainly make Jerry consider that he can get good results without overpaying the QB position with 40 million a year when the same results could be had for 20-25 million a year.