My initial point was this is not news.
Here is the problem in Dallas summed up perfectly:
The 27-year-old Hurns didn’t do a lot for the Cowboys last season, catching only 20 passes for 295 yards and two touchdowns despite playing in all 16 games. Once the Cowboys got Amari Cooper involved in their offense, Hurns became a non-factor.
But Hurns is a well-liked and well-respected player, and the Cowboys think they can still get something out of him this season, despite that serious injury.
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...rking-out-will-remain-with-cowboys-this-year/
$6 million on a guy who gave you just 20 catches last year. And a receiver trying to come back from a serious ankle injury.
Oh, but he's "well liked", and that's what's most important in Dallas.
And that's why they never win anymore.
management and coaching is why the cowboys don't win they mostly have all the players they need to winDraft is full of full of guys that can give them 20 catches for rookie minimums. Stupid move as usual.
If Bease would play for a 4 million base we would keep him instead of Hurns. I'm now on the keep Hurns train unless we draft Andy Isabella.He actually made some decent catches when Cooper got here.
He’s not a number one guy but we have the cap room and he’s a fine 4th or 5th option which is what he will be.
It’s not like him being here will keep us from signing anyone else. I guarantee we will be more than 4 million under the cap come week one.
Oh brother.
Only from Cowboys fans is $6 million for 20 catches a good move...
Guessing this means he's the new slot receiver, meaning it's unlikely Beasley's back.
Stas... I think you're overlooking team/player financial decisions are based on players future potential. To his credit, Allen didn't get many targets last season. Remember him complaining a few times about not being involved enough? He'll now be a starter. I'm not he's an All-Pro but I certainly think he's more than a 20-catch player.
Nope
I’m saying it doesn’t really matter.
Okay he’s overpaid but does is the resources infested in him keeping the team from improving?
We have 61 players under contract next season with 30 million in cap space.
Do we have to release him to have cap flexibility?
No
Does releasing him making us a better team?
No....after Gallup and Cooper, our receivers under contract have a total of 9 catches combined with all of them from Noah Brown.
Lastly...if he stinks in camp or if someone is out performing him, we can release him and still have 5 million in savings.
Oh brother.
Only from Cowboys fans is $6 million for 20 catches a good move...
Would I prefer the cowboys re-sign Beasley or go with a younger, cheaper option with more speed?
Sure I would.
All that being said, the cowboys keeping Hurns isn’t an emergency or some kind of majorly disappointing decision. He is ok for a #3 or #4 WR on a team. And they can still cut him later to save money if needed. If cedrick Wilson or a draft pick or anyone else outplays him in the off season he could still be gone.
