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It's a what if question.Red...
For starters...Dak can't get traded unless he's signed.
Like what is happening with Wentz and Stafford.
It's a what if question.Red...
For starters...Dak can't get traded unless he's signed.
Today's game is totally different. Back in the 60s, 70's, and maybe even the 80s, they played because they loved the sport. They now play for the money. When some of these players cry when they get drafted, what do you think that's about?
I’d have a bad contract Fire Sale. Starting with Zeke And Jaylon...
Are we really sure we could win while doing two rebuilds?
I’d have a bad contract Fire Sale. Starting with Zeke And Jaylon...
Can't with Zeke unfortunately. If nothing changes, he's not worth half his cap hit over the next two years. He has to stay for 2021. And on the 5th league day of 2021 his 2022 salary is guaranteed. That makes the dead cap spike for 2022. There's no good way around his contract until 2023. Even trading him right now would end with a dead cap at or slightly higher than if Dallas kept him.
Jaylon. He'll be cut after 2021 if something doesn't change. They could cut him now, but I don't think they will.
What if? What if I step outside my house and trip over a stack of 100 dollar bills? Your what if is just too unlikely. Dak has to first sign the tag. Then some team is going to have to make him an offer he can't refuse and give up two first round picks. All without really knowing how he has recovered from his injury.
All Dak has to do is sign the tag and not accept any offers. Play for the Cowboys and show what he can do and go to FA the following season. If he plays well he'll get bigger offers. If he doesn't play that well he just made almost 70 million in 2 years.
It is better to have that slim chance at finding a QB than knowingly make the same mistake and sign Dak to a franchise killing contract. All around the league, teams are admitting their mistakes and unloading these overpaid QBs and Dak fans are giddy with hope that Dallas makes the same mistake. SMHYou mean rolling the dice on whatever QB is available at #10 and hope we beat the long odds of that player ever being a franchise QB?
I don’t think signing Dak is going to produce a championship, but I don’t expect Dallas to break the ongoing trend of not reaching the Super Bowl anyway. The Jones family will find a way to fail no matter who they sign or release.This thread is the kind of thing that happens when you obsess about Dak not being signed
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Of course, unless the GOAT wants to volunteer some DNA so we can grow one.You mean rolling the dice on whatever QB is available at #10 and hope we beat the long odds of that player ever being a franchise QB?
And there are even more teams who reload at QB every few years, wasting high draft picks, in the hopes that “maybe this time!?!”It is better to have that slim chance at finding a QB than knowingly make the same mistake and sign Dak to a franchise killing contract. All around the league, teams are admitting their mistakes and unloading these overpaid QBs and Dak fans are giddy with hope that Dallas makes the same mistake. SMH
I was thinking about "What if" ..
Dak is not signed and he gets traded to the highest bidder.
We take a draft pick in the first for Dak and we have 2 #1s and could even get one of the top 1 to 3 QBs to draft..
my thought is..
Who would take over grooming that QB?
My guess would be Big Mike and a whole lot of Moore.
Are we really sure we could win while doing two rebuilds?
That seems with this team it is a possibility.
I need somebody to add their 2 cents?
Thanx.
Today's game is totally different. Back in the 60s, 70's, and maybe even the 80s, they played because they loved the sport. They now play for the money. When some of these players cry when they get drafted, what do you think that's about?