Sydla
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Expect no major changes except I think Kellen Moore will be released and they will keep Mike Nolan......
Frankly, I wish it were the other way around if one coach had to go.
Expect no major changes except I think Kellen Moore will be released and they will keep Mike Nolan......
Even if we win the division, which I think isn't likely at this point, this offseason is going to be interesting.
- You will have questions about Moore and Nolan. Nolan is probably a keeper because he's McCarthy's buddy. Will McCarthy use the poor season as an excuse to maybe bring in an OC more in line with him? I can't imagine McCarthy likes running reverses from the 5 yard line, but who knows.
- How do they go about the Dak situation? Do they hold the line in the sand at their current contract offer? Does Dak ask for more? Does he accept he's coming off injury and maybe he has to take a bit less? Do the Cowboys just tag him?
- The Cowboys could have a high pick and will have 10 picks total, I believe. They will have the ammunition to move around on draft weekend if they so choose.
- Free agency is going to be interesting. For starters, there's a good chance the league cap number could be lower than it was this year. Cowboys have limited flexibility already, now you are adding in a potential lower cap? I can't see them being very active in FA. Then you have issues with contracts of underperforming players. Smith, you might be able to move on from. Elliott? You are stuck.
When you look at the division, it seems the Skins are on the rise but have a big QB question to answer. Giants seem to be in slow motion getting ever so slightly better. Philly might be in trouble. An aging roster that isn't very good, a QB being paid elite money that isn't that good right now and a team that could be $70 million or more over the cap next year. And then there is us.......... there are pieces there for sure but so many questions, especially on defense. Think about it....... you likely need upgrades at DT, S, CB and probably another LB. That seems impossible to fix in one offseason and then you have to remember you have Nolan pulling the strings. This team might need to build in the short term around trying to blitz teams offensively to compensate for continued mediocre to poor defense.
Maybe. Have to hope they beat us when we play them in Cincy. Never know what might happen by then.They won't be picking at 3. Jets, Jags will finish with a worse record. Now the Bengals will too with Burrow done for the year.
The DB coach should break a window at The Star if he has to go, but the DC stays.There will not be any major changes or major free agents.
HC, OC and DC stay. One of the DB coaches might be in trouble but only if the HC or DC does not like them.
The intrigue will be stay put or trade down in the draft.
Contract or Tag for Dak.
Even if we win the division, which I think isn't likely at this point, this offseason is going to be interesting.
- You will have questions about Moore and Nolan. Nolan is probably a keeper because he's McCarthy's buddy. Will McCarthy use the poor season as an excuse to maybe bring in an OC more in line with him? I can't imagine McCarthy likes running reverses from the 5 yard line, but who knows.
- How do they go about the Dak situation? Do they hold the line in the sand at their current contract offer? Does Dak ask for more? Does he accept he's coming off injury and maybe he has to take a bit less? Do the Cowboys just tag him?
- The Cowboys could have a high pick and will have 10 picks total, I believe. They will have the ammunition to move around on draft weekend if they so choose.
- Free agency is going to be interesting. For starters, there's a good chance the league cap number could be lower than it was this year. Cowboys have limited flexibility already, now you are adding in a potential lower cap? I can't see them being very active in FA. Then you have issues with contracts of underperforming players. Smith, you might be able to move on from. Elliott? You are stuck.
When you look at the division, it seems the Skins are on the rise but have a big QB question to answer. Giants seem to be in slow motion getting ever so slightly better. Philly might be in trouble. An aging roster that isn't very good, a QB being paid elite money that isn't that good right now and a team that could be $70 million or more over the cap next year. And then there is us.......... there are pieces there for sure but so many questions, especially on defense. Think about it....... you likely need upgrades at DT, S, CB and probably another LB. That seems impossible to fix in one offseason and then you have to remember you have Nolan pulling the strings. This team might need to build in the short term around trying to blitz teams offensively to compensate for continued mediocre to poor defense.
Even if we win the division, which I think isn't likely at this point, this offseason is going to be interesting.
- You will have questions about Moore and Nolan. Nolan is probably a keeper because he's McCarthy's buddy. Will McCarthy use the poor season as an excuse to maybe bring in an OC more in line with him? I can't imagine McCarthy likes running reverses from the 5 yard line, but who knows.
- How do they go about the Dak situation? Do they hold the line in the sand at their current contract offer? Does Dak ask for more? Does he accept he's coming off injury and maybe he has to take a bit less? Do the Cowboys just tag him?
- The Cowboys could have a high pick and will have 10 picks total, I believe. They will have the ammunition to move around on draft weekend if they so choose.
- Free agency is going to be interesting. For starters, there's a good chance the league cap number could be lower than it was this year. Cowboys have limited flexibility already, now you are adding in a potential lower cap? I can't see them being very active in FA. Then you have issues with contracts of underperforming players. Smith, you might be able to move on from. Elliott? You are stuck.
When you look at the division, it seems the Skins are on the rise but have a big QB question to answer. Giants seem to be in slow motion getting ever so slightly better. Philly might be in trouble. An aging roster that isn't very good, a QB being paid elite money that isn't that good right now and a team that could be $70 million or more over the cap next year. And then there is us.......... there are pieces there for sure but so many questions, especially on defense. Think about it....... you likely need upgrades at DT, S, CB and probably another LB. That seems impossible to fix in one offseason and then you have to remember you have Nolan pulling the strings. This team might need to build in the short term around trying to blitz teams offensively to compensate for continued mediocre to poor defense.
I can't see there being any changes really and I don't think there should be. Possibly Moore should go but I expect him to get a pass due to the Dak injury. McCarthy and Nolan have to be given a proper chance the DEF has been playing much better since Week 7, I want to see what changes they make and get the players into their system. I do want to see a lot of players let go. I would only keep Diggs and Wilson in the Secondary. Fassel I think deserves a pass as well, a few blunders but I think his creativity will pay dividends in the end.
I want this season over and we start again in January planning the next.
Wasting time on Nolan. Just wasting time. And resources.
They won't be picking at 3. Jets, Jags will finish with a worse record. Now the Bengals will too with Burrow done for the year.
Oh I agree. I'm just kind of prepping myself for the worse because I Don't think Nolan is getting fired. It would've happened by now.Frankly, I wish it were the other way around if one coach had to go.
1000%......but what if we picking 2nd overall?
Exactly right.They won't be picking at 3. Jets, Jags will finish with a worse record. Now the Bengals will too with Burrow done for the year.
This team has so many holes.....it's hard to know where to start.Even if we win the division, which I think isn't likely at this point, this offseason is going to be interesting.
- You will have questions about Moore and Nolan. Nolan is probably a keeper because he's McCarthy's buddy. Will McCarthy use the poor season as an excuse to maybe bring in an OC more in line with him? I can't imagine McCarthy likes running reverses from the 5 yard line, but who knows.
- How do they go about the Dak situation? Do they hold the line in the sand at their current contract offer? Does Dak ask for more? Does he accept he's coming off injury and maybe he has to take a bit less? Do the Cowboys just tag him?
- The Cowboys could have a high pick and will have 10 picks total, I believe. They will have the ammunition to move around on draft weekend if they so choose.
- Free agency is going to be interesting. For starters, there's a good chance the league cap number could be lower than it was this year. Cowboys have limited flexibility already, now you are adding in a potential lower cap? I can't see them being very active in FA. Then you have issues with contracts of underperforming players. Smith, you might be able to move on from. Elliott? You are stuck.
When you look at the division, it seems the Skins are on the rise but have a big QB question to answer. Giants seem to be in slow motion getting ever so slightly better. Philly might be in trouble. An aging roster that isn't very good, a QB being paid elite money that isn't that good right now and a team that could be $70 million or more over the cap next year. And then there is us.......... there are pieces there for sure but so many questions, especially on defense. Think about it....... you likely need upgrades at DT, S, CB and probably another LB. That seems impossible to fix in one offseason and then you have to remember you have Nolan pulling the strings. This team might need to build in the short term around trying to blitz teams offensively to compensate for continued mediocre to poor defense.