This might be accurate but let’s not blame parsons for a cheap owner issue.
Actually I know other teams do it. But that was not my point. If I would have stated that, which I did think about. I am sure you would find fault with it still.See I almost believe you except for this it happens all around the league Deandre Hopkins about three or four years ago they couldn't find a trade partner he was cut from Arizona outright and picked up from someone else and went on to still have plenty of his career left.. He played in a SB with Kansas City,
I know they couldn't find a trade partner.. Then what did they do , OH, I guess they pulled a Jerry and just outright cut him happens a lot, i'm not going to see here while I'm too busy this afternoon and give you every example but other teams do the same thing...
Which by the way don't bring up Amari Cooper because at least we got a 5th round pick for him saved nearly $22 million in salary instead of cutting him like Deandre Hopkins and got zero for him and ate 22M in dead cap, Only to watch the same player they cut they couldn't find a trade partner for end up at least making the Super Bowl..hmmm
When you use the word, it only happens only the word only puts you in a bind because you have nowhere to go and then when somebody can give you even one example that you're wrong,
you're wrong..
not gonna argue with you on that
Because they had to pay Parsons.
Jerry got lucky, and yes, I feel he won the trade. Somebody in this organization made this trade it was not Jerry all by his self. This was a game changer for Dallas great trade, big win for Dallas and they are a better team because of it. Big Q, Clark, Gary and Lawrence for Parsons and a 2nd and a 4th is a Dallas trade win all day long. Defensive tackle has been made a major strength, this was a weak position in Dallas for way to long and Gary is a wily vet and a good football player. If Lawrence becomes a good contributor that will be icing on the cake.
If Dallas can catch fire and win a Super Bowl with the help of this trade it could be talked about as being the best since the Herchel Walker trade. It was Jimmy Johnson back in the day, and it makes me wonder who made the move with this trade, Ol Jerry ain't the mastermind.
Based on what exactly? The Cowboys had the worst defense in years, giving up 31 points per game. They didn't make the playoffs and won fewer games than they lost. I am not sure how anyone at this point can say the Cowboys won - or lost - this trade. This season will tell us a lot about this trade. Let's see what happens.
Based on we haven't received yet the full trade value of the trade.so I agree in your statement "Let's see what happens but we won the trade
I want him to shut up because I hate him.
I would agree except for the "whoever they would have lost by paying Parsons" part. Parsons' cap hit this year is $19 million. Clark's renegotiated cap hit is $13 million. Williams' cap hit this year is $21.7 million.
That’s difficult to disagree with given this front office, but it would have been one less large contract they gave out at a minimum, no? I think they’d have lost a minimum of one player and/or not pursued Thompson. It’s impossible to know but I do get your point.
100% agree
Yup. Drafting guys like Jaylon, Schoonmaker, Kelvin, Mazi in early rounds is why our D sucks. I know there's draft misses, I do, but these guys were easily analyzed as bad draft picks before we even drafted them.
And the year before with Parsons we gave up 27.5. Wasn't some precipitous dropoff.
It's a welcome change. Parsons was a rare talent, but this team cannot draft DTs. The best in recent memory was Osa and you'd have to go back to Maliek Collins in 2016 before him. Otherwise it's been Trysten Hills and Mazi Smiths and John Ridgways.
Well I was a little wrong if you read on….
