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https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...s-fantasy-intel-questions-predictions#nomoves

Fowler: the 3-6 Bengals had a compelling case to move Trey Hendrickson. Teams I spoke to believed Cincinnati wanted a second-rounder for him. Dallas, which pursued Hendrickson, considered that steep.

Graziano: I honestly don't blame the Cowboys, especially once the price for the less-accomplished Phillips turned out to be a third-round pick.
Graziano: I heard that at one point, the Cowboys were talking to the Jets about a deal that would have sent Dallas both Williams brothers -- Quinnen and linebacker Quincy Williams. But that didn't work out, and the Cowboys pivoted to former Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson.
• A couple of people wondered, in the wake of the Quinnen Williams deal, how Dallas planned to use all three of its defensive tackles. The Cowboys have Williams now along with Osa Odighizuwa, who signed a lucrative long-term deal with them in the offseason, and Kenny Clark, who they got from the Packers in the Micah Parsons trade. What I'm told is that the Cowboys will play all three when they use five down linemen, will rotate them when they're in four-down-linemen sets and that Williams will play on passing downs with the other two rotating in alongside him.



Of course maybe not 100% official for prices, but interesting we were after Williams brother as well, and the price for Hendrickson may of been a 2nd round pick.
 
What is this "five down linemen" set I keep hearing about? When do they use it?
 
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...s-fantasy-intel-questions-predictions#nomoves

Fowler: the 3-6 Bengals had a compelling case to move Trey Hendrickson. Teams I spoke to believed Cincinnati wanted a second-rounder for him. Dallas, which pursued Hendrickson, considered that steep.

Graziano: I honestly don't blame the Cowboys, especially once the price for the less-accomplished Phillips turned out to be a third-round pick.
Graziano: I heard that at one point, the Cowboys were talking to the Jets about a deal that would have sent Dallas both Williams brothers -- Quinnen and linebacker Quincy Williams. But that didn't work out, and the Cowboys pivoted to former Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson.
• A couple of people wondered, in the wake of the Quinnen Williams deal, how Dallas planned to use all three of its defensive tackles. The Cowboys have Williams now along with Osa Odighizuwa, who signed a lucrative long-term deal with them in the offseason, and Kenny Clark, who they got from the Packers in the Micah Parsons trade. What I'm told is that the Cowboys will play all three when they use five down linemen, will rotate them when they're in four-down-linemen sets and that Williams will play on passing downs with the other two rotating in alongside him.



Of course maybe not 100% official for prices, but interesting we were after Williams brother as well, and the price for Hendrickson may of been a 2nd round pick.
We should sign his brother in the offseason
 
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...s-fantasy-intel-questions-predictions#nomoves

Fowler: the 3-6 Bengals had a compelling case to move Trey Hendrickson. Teams I spoke to believed Cincinnati wanted a second-rounder for him. Dallas, which pursued Hendrickson, considered that steep.

Graziano: I honestly don't blame the Cowboys, especially once the price for the less-accomplished Phillips turned out to be a third-round pick.
Graziano: I heard that at one point, the Cowboys were talking to the Jets about a deal that would have sent Dallas both Williams brothers -- Quinnen and linebacker Quincy Williams. But that didn't work out, and the Cowboys pivoted to former Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson.
• A couple of people wondered, in the wake of the Quinnen Williams deal, how Dallas planned to use all three of its defensive tackles. The Cowboys have Williams now along with Osa Odighizuwa, who signed a lucrative long-term deal with them in the offseason, and Kenny Clark, who they got from the Packers in the Micah Parsons trade. What I'm told is that the Cowboys will play all three when they use five down linemen, will rotate them when they're in four-down-linemen sets and that Williams will play on passing downs with the other two rotating in alongside him.



Of course maybe not 100% official for prices, but interesting we were after Williams brother as well, and the price for Hendrickson may of been a 2nd round pick.
....that's the feel I got last night. Dallas defense will run 5-2-4

One LB to commit and other as hybrid. Hybrid helping the secondary.
 
Maybe if we put FIVE 3Ts all making 10m+ along the DL at one time we can stop the run?
 
What is this "five down linemen" set I keep hearing about? When do they use it?
I would try to turn osa into the poor man’s dlaw and see if that is disaster or useful. Dlaw kicking tail in Seattle.

At this point he might make a better lb than what we have lol
 


Seemed to indicate that they did want Minkah but the Dolphins were asking for and sticking to a 2nd round picks so Dallas passed.

Good. Thats way too much for him. I really wanted a S too.
 
What is this "five down linemen" set I keep hearing about? When do they use it?
They opened the game with this alignment 3-4 with the OLB's being Ezeiruaku and Clowney. I guess Thomas goes to the bench now.
 


Seemed to indicate that they did want Minkah but the Dolphins were asking for and sticking to a 2nd round picks so Dallas passed.

LOL. Belt is insane.

I like Williams. But him and Wilson don't turn a 3-5-1 team into a 5-2 team down the stretch. You still have a coordinator problem who is gonna still play a ton of zone and watch his defense get shredded through the air.
 

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