Twitter: Stephen Jones: "The cap is a real thing."

[AKATheRake]

I only sign our punter, Kearse and Hooker (2 years cheap deal if possible).

DLaw post June 1 cut.
Trade Cooper for Ridley or keep him.
If we can get Shultz at Jarwins money we keep him but cut Jarwin and draft a TE. If he’s too costly let him go and get the compensation pick.
LVE, Gallup (unless super friendly deal), Williams, Gregory, any other Garrett player goes. Maybe sign Carlos Watkins and go to a 3-4 with Osi at LDE, Gallimore NT, Hill RDE. Draft a LB/DE across Parson to rush the passer as well.
Next year cut Zeke and draft even up to the 2nd round this year a RB like Walker III this year. We need the run to work no matter what next year.

Dak is the only tough contract by next year and he’s the QB. No more restructures. Draft and get FAs like we did last year for depth. Tell me how the cap isn’t fixed with it increasing now?

 

[kskboys]

Hernandez.

The guy some people said was as good or better than Quenton Nelson. LOL.

I'd take a flier if he's cheap.

Did they really? Man, people are clueless when it comes to evaluating players in the draft!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Stash]

Hernandez.

The guy some people said was as good or better than Quenton Nelson. LOL.

I'd take a flier if he's cheap.

I have to think he will be. If nothing else, he brings power and a brawler’s mentality to a line that’s become far too finesse.

 

[fivetwos]

Hernandez.

The guy some people said was as good or better than Quenton Nelson. LOL.

I'd take a flier if he's cheap.

I loved him at UTEP.

He's really been right in the middle of NYs OL problems though.

Penalty problems as well.

I think that Biadasz and McGovern are probably backup types, so what we need is a starter in at least one of the LG/C spots, and the only way that's happening is in the draft, and probably early in it.

Hernandez isn't a starter on a good team.

 

[Stash]

I loved him at UTEP.

He's really been right in the middle of NYs OL problems though.

Penalty problems as well.

I think that Biadasz and McGovern are probably backup types, so what we need is a starter in at least one of the LG/C spots, and the only way that's happening is in the draft, and probably early in it.

Hernandez isn't a starter on a good team.

His ‘slide’ exactly corresponded with Jason Garrett’s arrival, just like Daniel Jones’s did.

This from PFF:

“Hernandez didn’t face much of a pass-protection learning curve while making the jump from UTEP to the NFL in 2018. He closed out his rookie and sophomore seasons with a two-year pass-blocking grade that tied for 23rd among 84 qualifying guards.”


https://giantswire.usatoday.com/202...-giants-will-hernandez-bounce-back-candidate/

 

[Plankton]

 

[fivetwos]

His ‘slide’ exactly corresponded with Jason Garrett’s arrival, just like Daniel Jones’s did.

This from PFF:

“Hernandez didn’t face much of a pass-protection learning curve while making the jump from UTEP to the NFL in 2018. He closed out his rookie and sophomore seasons with a two-year pass-blocking grade that tied for 23rd among 84 qualifying guards.”


https://giantswire.usatoday.com/202...-giants-will-hernandez-bounce-back-candidate/

That could be yeah.

I could tell you that he was pretty bad in some games I've seen and the local sentiment is good riddance. He is the Connor Williams of NY.

Either way I see him as a backup and I think we are currently starting backup types, and the need is for starter types, so I don't see a Hernandez fit.

Although it may be my opinion much more than some others that the main problem (on the field anyway) in Dallas is the LG and C spots.

They just got blown up or flagged excessively and that coincided with the offense, and consequently the team, heading south after ATL.

Funny how people view things sometimes. Biadasz was enemy #1 around here early in the season when he would have a bad snap or two, or get pushed back in pass protection.

I studied him closely at the time and he was winning most plays in the run game.

Then...somehow, suddenly.....he was getting crushed in the run game routinely (supposedly his strength) yet no one around here made as big a deal of it.

Probably because their fantasy players were seen as a bigger problem.

I was a big fan and supporter but I think he is more of a problem with this team than people are talking about.

Sorry for the Edith Bunker tangent!

 

[Jake]

That could be yeah.

I could tell you that he was pretty bad in some games I've seen and the local sentiment is good riddance. He is the Connor Williams of NY.

Either way I see him as a backup and I think we are currently starting backup types, and the need is for starter types, so I don't see a Hernandez fit.

Although it may be my opinion much more than some others that the main problem (on the field anyway) in Dallas is the LG and C spots.

They just got blown up or flagged excessively and that coincided with the offense, and consequently the team, heading south after ATL.

Funny how people view things sometimes. Biadasz was enemy #1 around here early in the season when he would have a bad snap or two, or get pushed back in pass protection.

I studied him closely at the time and he was winning most plays in the run game.

Then...somehow, suddenly.....he was getting crushed in the run game routinely (supposedly his strength) yet no one around here made as big a deal of it.

Probably because their fantasy players were seen as a bigger problem.

I was a big fan and supporter but I think he is more of a problem with this team than people are talking about.

Sorry for the Edith Bunker tangent!

 

[fivetwos]

Two days in a row I see a huge need for the multi like function.

 

[Sydla]

His ‘slide’ exactly corresponded with Jason Garrett’s arrival, just like Daniel Jones’s did.

This from PFF:

“Hernandez didn’t face much of a pass-protection learning curve while making the jump from UTEP to the NFL in 2018. He closed out his rookie and sophomore seasons with a two-year pass-blocking grade that tied for 23rd among 84 qualifying guards.”


https://giantswire.usatoday.com/202...-giants-will-hernandez-bounce-back-candidate/

Sweet, sign him and get him some quality OL coaching.

Oh wait...............

 

[Stash]

That could be yeah.

I could tell you that he was pretty bad in some games I've seen and the local sentiment is good riddance. He is the Connor Williams of NY.

Either way I see him as a backup and I think we are currently starting backup types, and the need is for starter types, so I don't see a Hernandez fit.

In my opinion, that’s marginalizing him using a broad brush and failing to look at each season of his career. Looking at his playing in 2018 and 2019, he was a quality starter. His downward trajectory came with the change to Garrett’s offense. That’s verifiable.

Although it may be my opinion much more than some others that the main problem (on the field anyway) in Dallas is the LG and C spots.

I don’t think you’ll find much disagreement on that.

They just got blown up or flagged excessively and that coincided with the offense, and consequently the team, heading south after ATL.

Funny how people view things sometimes. Biadasz was enemy #1 around here early in the season when he would have a bad snap or two, or get pushed back in pass protection.

I studied him closely at the time and he was winning most plays in the run game.

Then...somehow, suddenly.....he was getting crushed in the run game routinely (supposedly his strength) yet no one around here made as big a deal of it.

Probably because their fantasy players were seen as a bigger problem.

I was a big fan and supporter but I think he is more of a problem with this team than people are talking about.

Sorry for the Edith Bunker tangent!

No apologies needed for caring enough to pay close attention.

 

[BermyStar]

GMs are a real thing, too.

This

 

[Stash]

Sweet, sign him and get him some quality OL coaching.

Oh wait...............

Thats another one that’s tough for me to figure out. Philbin’s line went from dominating to start the season to being a liability at the end.

 

[Teague31]

It appears there are cap casualties coming. Who might they be?

stevie speak for “the cap gives me cover to be cheap”.

 

[kskboys]

Yeah that's what I mean.....

I keep trying to hope that we can overcome it, but I'm starting to feel a little foolish.

Sometimes you just get beat, but this is WAY more than a trend.....the same problems with different coaches season after season.

Jerry clips the wings of every coach in the eyes of the players from the word go, and doesn't see the problem in it.

I dont see how any HC is supposed to motivate any group in this situation.

Coaching and scheming is vital in the cap era to gain an edge.

Again, it's a rough situation.

The only thing going for them next year is that no one in the media is going to trust hyping them.....but once they get anything good going, the players will buy the hype and mail it in....because there's no one to keep reminding them that they still suck and there's a long way to go.

Even if he tried, Jerry would get on the radio and hype his product.

It's really and awful situation that I'm not sure can ever be overcome, unless we eventually end up with a QB that's far and away the best in the league.

Pretty much, yup.

 

[DonaldM]

We are using the Rams model with haft the talent

 

[CWR]

Did they really? Man, people are clueless when it comes to evaluating players in the draft!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Were you around for the fall out after drafting Travis Frederick? It's funny what we think we know.

 

[rnr_honeybadger]

Shultz is gonna walk
Gallup probably walks
Amari could be traded

The Cowboys don’t trade. Amari will be cut for making Jerry’s QB look bad

 

[CWR]

Thats another one that’s tough for me to figure out. Philbin’s line went from dominating to start the season to being a liability at the end.

It was pretty night and day from Denver on. We still managed to have success in general against crap teams, but when good teams used the recipe we fell apart in every conceivable way offensively.

Zeke was looking stellar and even getting the edges. Dak looked like a field general, picking his shots. Kellen Moore looked like the next genius coordinator. Then it all came crashing down with a simple adjustment. What the hell else happened?

 

[Stash]

It was pretty night and day from Denver on. We still managed to have success in general against crap teams, but when good teams used the recipe we fell apart in every conceivable way offensively.

Zeke was looking stellar and even getting the edges. Dak looked like a field general, picking his shots. Kellen Moore looked like the next genius coordinator. Then it all came crashing down with a simple adjustment. What the hell else happened?

My own opinion is that teams stopped respecting our downfield game and started pressing everything. And we failed to adjust and make them pay for that and back off.