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[CT Dal Fan]

Seeing Emmitt Smith references here but there was one slight difference.

Emmitt was a restricted free agent during his 1993 holdout. If Emmitt wanted to, he could have entertained offers from other teams. But his hands were tied because every other team just assumed Jerry would match the offer anyway; so they didn't bother. So it was basically a Smith-Jones stare down where no other team would get involved.

Now it seems other teams do want to at least throw some bait at the Cowboys for Micah.

 

[davey999]

Will the Eagles run it down our throats or throw it around the park next week?

Lots of options.

 

[Praxit]

lol,.. I remember that Chris Jones whack. It was awesome.

 

[ErikWilliamsHeadSlap]

Cap Space for what? We dont sign free agents. We use cap space for our own players but now were trading them away. So we dont need the cap space, do we?

 

[Gambit]

He’s raw, but has shown more potential than Mazi.

Smh

Potential does not equal better now.

 

[viman96]

Roy Williams brought the wood before the NFL changed the rules. He straight up folded anyone coming across the middle.

Also a couple years ago the hit on Giants QB Daniels towards the sideline. IIRC his teeth got jacked up from the hit.

 

[dacopacabana]

Those are great.

 

[CWR]

We get all that plus clear up 40 million in cap space…

That brightens our future quite a bit.

Maybe try to get GB to throw in a player as well.

Only thing is our FO still wouldn't go after free agents.

 

[Chasing6]

Cap Space for what? We dont sign free agents. We use cap space for our own players but now were trading them away. So we dont need the cap space, do we?

Well maybe we could start signing everyone early instead of late.

 

[Whyjerry]

His back hurts because he is too small and too short armed to take on NFL tackles. Trade him before the value is toast.

 

[CT Dal Fan]

Cap Space for what? We dont sign free agents. We use cap space for our own players but now were trading them away. So we dont need the cap space, do we?

Exactly. Jerry wants Cowboys fans to believe they are broke when they were sitting on $30 million of cap space for most of free agency.

 

[Relayer]

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profo...source-packers-have-interest-in-micah-parsons

In response to recent indications from the Twitter user known as “RickeyScoops” (who undoubtedly owns real estate on the NFL’s grapevine) that the Packers want to trade for Parsons, we’ve done some digging. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, the Packers are “interested.” However, the interest is “nowhere near the smoke that’s out there.”​

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None of it matters if the Cowboys won’t trade him. In all of the stuff Jones has spewed on the matter, he has never said anything to suggest that they’re open to doing a deal.​

Everyone has their price.

 

[Teague31]

Maybe not the hardest hit but the best hit was made by George Teague. Hope I spelled that right it,s been awhile.

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[Reid1boys]

How do you know he has no back issue?

If he had a new deal he could risk playing somewhat injured. I wouldn't play with a back injury that could get far worse and cost me hundreds of millions.

Incredible you guys think leadership means he shouldn't demand to be paid his value, like every other elite player does on every other team. Their teams just sign them or move on way in advance, not this ridiculous game Jerry is playing.

Uhmmmm, because he currently has a deal paying him 21 plus million.

 

[Chasing6]

Exactly. Jerry wants Cowboys fans to believe they are broke when they were sitting on $30 million of cap space for most of free agency.

Or Jerry has been holding it intentionally to be able to tag Micah next season???

Jerry has all of his ducks lined up for this negotiation, unlike Dak and CD.

 

[CWR]

source is a guy on X

of course the Packers have interest, so do 30 other teams.

The modern day liquor store guy, with the inside scoop. Sounds good to me.

 

[amame25]

Lamb chops.

Score! Can you get me in?

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Roy Williams brought the wood before the NFL changed the rules. He straight up folded anyone coming across the middle.

Yeah, for me it was Roy. There was one where Newman was defending the pass right on the sideline and the receiver was still focusing on the ball and Roy just destroyed him.

Then another on a kickoff when Baldinger was on the call and going crazy.

Roy was unbelievable.

 

[CT Dal Fan]

Darren Woodson's hit on the Seattle wideout was the first thing I thought of.

But if you can, watch some of the NFL Films highlights of the Cowboys' Super Bowl seasons in the 1990s. A lot of those hits and tackles would draw huge fines and suspensions in today's league. Just shows how much the game has changed.

 

[Gambit]

...always like pick up like these. Never know if your picking up a gem in rough.

Ravens fans seem to think he is