Tyrone Crawford Post-June 1st cut?

[J12B]

With the additions of the new dline players through the draft and his recent off the field incident, this would be a good time of releasing him.

Releasing him as a post June 1st cut would create 7 million in cap savings and only account for 3 million in dead money.

It would also clear 10 million in cap space in 2020.

I'm all for releasing him as a post June 1st cut.

 

[DCCowboys11]

With the additions of the new dline players through the draft and his recent off the field incident, this would be a good time of releasing him.

Releasing him as a post June 1st cut would create 7 million in cap savings and only account for 3 million in dead money.

It would also clear 10 million in cap space in 2020.

I'm all for releasing him as a post June 1st cut.

I would love this. Never really liked Crawford as a player and certainly not at the price he was paid.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

With the additions of the new dline players through the draft and his recent off the field incident, this would be a good time of releasing him.

Releasing him as a post June 1st cut would create 7 million in cap savings and only account for 3 million in dead money.

It would also clear 10 million in cap space in 2020.

I'm all for releasing him as a post June 1st cut.

Not happening ........he's a starter, leader and team captain. Not the way they do business

 

[Kolemmitt]

Nope. Not this year.

We may have added young talent, but as of now, he is our third best DL that can play three positions, and I don't think we will need the cap space for this year.

In 2020, good chance, if the young guys come through.

 

[JBell]

With the additions of the new dline players through the draft and his recent off the field incident, this would be a good time of releasing him.

Releasing him as a post June 1st cut would create 7 million in cap savings and only account for 3 million in dead money.

It would also clear 10 million in cap space in 2020.

I'm all for releasing him as a post June 1st cut.

What do we need 7 million in cap space this year for? Tyrone is worth 7 mil.

Getting rid of the 3rd best DL before the season starts doesn't sound like a winning move to me. Could see him as a cap casualty for next year though.

 

[Common Sense]

I would rather cut La’el than Crawford. Bigger savings, less of a loss.

 

[NorthTexan95]

No.

 

[blueblood70]

why? only if needed but the guy can play hes not scrub, yes bit overpaid but really his flex and depth.. makes him a tough cut IMO

 

[Daillest88]

No Way. Crawford stays

 

[J12B]

What do we need 7 million in cap space this year for? Tyrone is worth 7 mil.

Getting rid of the 3rd best DL before the season starts doesn't sound like a winning move to me. Could see him as a cap casualty for next year though.

To roll over next year or extend a player like Cooper or even Byron Jones.

 

[Nightman]

To roll over next year or extend a player like Cooper or even Byron Jones.

Our cuts need to get traded they are going to be so good

TCrawford would start for 15 teams and is a steal at 2yr/15m

 

[Hennessy_King]

Our cuts need to get traded they are going to be so good

TCrawford would start for 15 teams and is a steal at 2yr/15m

He might start. Big might. I wonder how long it would take for him to be picked up as a free agent and for how much

 

[cowboyfan4lyfe]

With the additions of the new dline players through the draft and his recent off the field incident, this would be a good time of releasing him.

Releasing him as a post June 1st cut would create 7 million in cap savings and only account for 3 million in dead money.

It would also clear 10 million in cap space in 2020.

I'm all for releasing him as a post June 1st cut.

I see La'el before I see Crawford.

 

[Mr_437]

Nah Crawford is safe.

 

[Hennessy_King]

Not yet. Next year and I'll be throwing a party. It was a garbage extension

 

[J12B]

I see La'el before I see Crawford.

La'el is more tradeable than Crawford.

Plus this is a contract year for Collins, so I expect a good year from him then cashing in on free agency that should result in a 3rd round comp pick. Or a 4th at the very least.

 

[cowboyfan4lyfe]

La'el is more tradeable than Crawford.

Plus this is a contract year for Collins, so I expect a good year from him then cashing in on free agency that should result in a 3rd round comp pick. Or a 4th at the very least.

Most of Dak's sack came from 2 places RT and LG. RT being paid top 10 at his position salary. LG was a rookie playing out of position.

 

[Corso]

He might start. Big might. I wonder how long it would take for him to be picked up as a free agent and for how much

You know what's crazy?
He's absolutely correct and you bring up a great point.
It's one of those wild things about the NFL.

 

[Hennessy_King]

La'el is more tradeable than Crawford.

Plus this is a contract year for Collins, so I expect a good year from him then cashing in on free agency that should result in a 3rd round comp pick. Or a 4th at the very least.

Lol no one is trading for crawford

 

[J12B]

Lol no one is trading for crawford

I didn't say he was.

However, it isnt out of the realm of possibility that a team trades a 6th or 7th round pick if he were placed on the trade block.

And in my original post, I never suggested we trade him. He should be flat out released even if no trade partner can be found.