rambo2
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I doubt that.Backflip Joe is weighing his other options, which are currently none at the moment.
I doubt that.Backflip Joe is weighing his other options, which are currently none at the moment.
It hasn't even been 24 hours and the Cowboys haven't signed a qb yet.It tells me it's possible he won;t be on a team this year. But I'm not rooting for his demise to increase my perceived NFL acumen either.
I happen to think he'll land somewhere. It's poker season from these FA's all the way to trade deadline.
Maybe and maybe not.There has to be something going on with Milton that we don’t know about.
Not necessarily.If anyone thought he was at least a QB3 with development potential, someone would have claimed him.
Has to be. I can't find any logic in trading a 5 to develop him, then actually being somewhat successful and seeing obvious improvement, then cutting him. Roster constraints are one thing, but you didn't attempt to bring him back to the practice squad?There has to be something going on with Milton that we don’t know about.
Hes smart, and can drive the bus with 2/3rds of the playbook. That may be ok for a few games.And yet still won games. AND...still in the NFL.
They do want Milton on the practice squad. That's why the spot is still open.Has to be. I can't find any logic in trading a 5 to develop him, then actually being somewhat successful and seeing obvious improvement, then cutting him. Roster constraints are one thing, but you didn't attempt to bring him back to the practice squad?
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OR the league and powers at be just don't think he's very good because frankly HE ISN'T. He had ONE(1) good pre-season game and people went nuts.There has to be something going on with Milton that we don’t know about.
All of this fan energy wasted on a player that didn't even make the team...
He's either weighing his options or coming grips with the fact there are no other options.There has to be something going on with Milton that we don’t know about.
And from a quick google search it looks like it isn't a money issue since players with 2 or less accrued years have a set salary for the PS...Has to be. I can't find any logic in trading a 5 to develop him, then actually being somewhat successful and seeing obvious improvement, then cutting him. Roster constraints are one thing, but you didn't attempt to bring him back to the practice squad?
Theres more to this story...
I disagree. Many saw potential and would like to have seen him stay. People always clamoring for us to draft young qbs every year. Why? If you never keep them around, what's the point? They aren't playing as long as Dak is healthy, and until the get some real. Playing time, you never know if they can be good.Posters who heavily defend Joe got it into their heads that he was one day going to replace Dak whenever he decided to hang them up. Or if he’s not extended in 2/3 years.
A couple believe he can usurp Dak and take his spot. Which is wild.
If anything, the most ideal situation was Dallas flipping Joe for some draft selections after his amazing preseason. Yet we saw Dallas tried and no one was buying.
I hear ya, but he’s shown enough to at least be on a PS.OR the league and powers at be just don't think he's very good because frankly HE ISN'T. He had ONE(1) good pre-season game and people went nuts.
That's what you expect from a backup.Hes smart, and can drive the bus with 2/3rds of the playbook. That may be ok for a few games.
Isn't that what a fan should do?OR the league and powers at be just don't think he's very good because frankly HE ISN'T. He had ONE(1) good pre-season game and people went nuts.
Yes, maybe the cowboys and every other team in the league believe the chances of him developing are very low.There has to be something going on with Milton that we don’t know about.
Maybe and maybe not.Yes, maybe the cowboys and every other team in the league believe the chances of him developing are very low.![]()
