DLaw: Bet on myself

[Melonfeud]

Get over it.

Just what in the hell makes you think I' m under it to begin with?
Although, I am appreciative of any& all meaningful advice proffered,..

 

[Corso]

Just what in the hell makes you think I' m under it to begin with?
Although, I am appreciative of any& all meaningful advice proffered,..

I talked to Hell. Hell tells me no lies.

 

[AbeBeta]

Me, me, me, me, me, I, I, I, I, I, me, me, me, me,me, I...

What a jerk post.

Dude made no noise about playing on the tag last year. Literally signed it immediately.

Came out and had a great year.

This is exactly how it is supposed to work. We gave him a prove it deal. He proved it.

Oh, but he's all "me" because he negotiated like any professional would

 

[Melonfeud]

I talked to Hell. Hell tells me no lies.

I seriously question the implied veracity of yer proclaimation

 

[Corso]

I seriously question the implied veracity of yer proclaimation

You should.

 

[MarcusRock]

lmao

This has to be trolling

You say DLaw talks too much about himself, but you’re trying to bring your wife into the discussion you’re so insecure?

Trolling or hypocritical, and I can’t tell which.

LOL. Good observation. Dude is angry DLaw got paid.

 

[Melonfeud]

You should.

and rightfully so I might add ,considering the Sharvin like clientele rumoured to reside in that particular A._O

 

[Walker]

All he has talked about and retweeted is "congrats on getting that bag of $" nothing about working hard, championships, cowboy fans, or even the organization. Lets hope this guy plays at a high level and doesn't quit now that he has made some money.

 

[Screw The Hall]

No hate here, I want our best players, players the FO gambled on, coached up, and developed to squeeze every stinking penny outta the cap so we may not have cap cash to sign our other "best" players that are coming up for contracts. Screw team goals.

Now if DLaw gets 15-20 sacks/year, doesn't get hurt for the remainder of this contract, and becomes the defensive lineman with the most life force that demands every offensive concern for the next 5 years I'm good with this. While he's at it he needs to talk Jaylon Smith into a lesser contract .

No hate.

BTW, I felt the same way when we payed Dez like the fools we were and then took the screwing. I was right too.

BTW, the ideal organization in The League doesn't get held hostage by players and their agents like this FO did with Lawrence.

No hate. Let's see his game for the next 5 years (or at least 3).

No hate.

The reality is that “modern” fans are so involved with every facet of their favorite team’s business that they get “too” involved for their own good.

And please, teams don’t get held hostage, the team has the bulk of the leverage so players use what they have. Obviously it wasn’t Antonio Brown vicious on Tank’s behalf or a simple phone call wouldn’t have been the panacea that it obviously was.

Now, if you just object to the money because you believe he is going to pull a Dez and underperform for the bulk of the extension, I get it. I just disagree.

 

[dogunwo]

Guy deserved to get paid and idiots are crying about ........ probably the same ones who were crying that the Cowboys had not signed anyone.

Those same fans were saying "franchise him and make him prove it". He proves it and they move the goalposts

 

[dogunwo]

All he has talked about and retweeted is "congrats on getting that bag of $" nothing about working hard, championships, cowboy fans, or even the organization. Lets hope this guy plays at a high level and doesn't quit now that he has made some money.

So him tweeting a bunch of cliches would make you feel better? He got an amazing contract that takes care of him and his family for a long time. Let him enjoy it. Spare me all the fake outrage about him not being humble enough for you.

 

[Beast_from_East]

I dont see why some fans have their panties in a bunch over this.

DLaw had a great season in 2017...……...team franchised him and told him to "do it again, you might be a one year wonder".

So DLaw went out in 2018 and had another great season...……..told the team to "pay me my money".

Team said ok, here is your $100 million...………….Tank now celebrating...………….so what exactly is the problem here???

 

[eastsideboy]

This was about him and his contract.

His teammates love him. Can’t be an I I I, me me me guy and have his teams wanna run through walls for him. Kinda contradictory no?

We'll find out when when he's holding out next year trying to get more money. We know how the game is played.......$

 

[CowboyStar88]

We'll find out when when he's holding out next year trying to get more money. We know how the game is played.......$

Yes sure

 

[eastsideboy]

Yes sure

You're right that never happens i can already hear "pay dat man his money"

 

[buybuydandavis]

Has a NE Patriot ever put a note out like that? Team and winning is secondary in Dallas.

NE will attract guys all about winning because they have been winning SBs for over a decade. If you want to win, you want to get on the Team Belichick/Brady. There's no other team like that.

I doubt NE signs Lawrence to that contract, though most teams probably would have.

 

[Walker]

So him tweeting a bunch of cliches would make you feel better? He got an amazing contract that takes care of him and his family for a long time. Let him enjoy it. Spare me all the fake outrage about him not being humble enough for you.

Tweeting about the TEAM in a TEAM game your dam right is what I like to see. If you ever played the game you would know that. Spare the whole taking care of his family for a long time, the guy's family is not going to starve. He can enjoy it and still be a good supportive teammate.

 

[Buzzbait]

Yeah nothing about the Cowboys and the season

Here's hoping he's as all-in for winning a championship as he was for winning that contract.

 

[JoeKing]

Who is proven to you?

Zeke, Zak, Jaylon, Vander Smash. That's not all but its a good sample.

 

[birdwells1]

You're right that never happens i can already hear "pay dat man his money"

Name a player that signed the highest contract at his position and turned around the next year and held out.