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8 months and he'll be goodIs Gallup even going to be able to play next season?
Seriously injured knee at the end of the season.
8 months and he'll be goodIs Gallup even going to be able to play next season?
Seriously injured knee at the end of the season.
Thanks for the update Dr Ranching!8 months and he'll be good
I had to beat Jerry to the punch!Thanks for the update Dr Ranching!
LOL Jerry the GM and Team Doctor !!!!I had to beat Jerry to the punch!
Fair question....When this particular list of guys don’t play, we lose 9 out of 10 times. Are we rebuilding?
1. Tank is WAY overpaid.Here's the problem.
Lawrence is your best DE. You cut or trade him, what are your options? You will have an anemic pass rush/defensive end play in 2023.
Same with Smith. What's your option next year? Just assuming you can draft his replacement seems silly because of where you are picking.
The only one of the big names on your list - Cooper - seems like a realistic possibility largely because they have Lamb and could bring back Gallup and still have a really good WR corps.
If you cut em you have to replace them, which could cost you just as much to bring in a competent FA replacement.
Because he's not as underperforming as you think. He's a very good run stopper and he still has a decent to good pressure rate. Stop looking at just sacks.
Also, subtracting him from the DE spot, with Gregory also a FA, leaves you with one of the worst DE situations in football.
But let's go with this. You cut Lawrence and save $8 million. How do you plan on fixing DE? All you have under contract is Golston and Basham.
He is when Parsons isn't lined up there...that is true. BUT....by cutting him you can use that money to get Gregory back. Then you will be able to have a solid DE rotation with Parsons playing there on occasion as well.
With our cap...i just don't see how he survives.
Not even close.
Gallup should be fine as ACLs aren't death sentences. So if you cut Cooper, bring back Gallup and Wilson and maybe add a cheap solid vet, you should have more than enough at WR.
After looking at the cap charges for next year, our current cap situation, and their production....here is who i think will be cut (or traded) barring some renegotiation.
Amari Cooper- By cutting him we will save 16 million on the cap. No way he can play under this deal with our current cap situation. I think a trade is a strong possibility as his base of 20 mill can be renegotiated by the new team easily.
D Law- We will save 8 million by cutting or trading him. I think there is a chance we can trade him but we can't afford to pay this guy his 27 million dollar price tag this year for his lack of production.
Tyron Smith- We will save 5 million to cut him. This one is tough because his price tag is still low at 12 million. It will depend on how we feel he can be replaced and if we need that 5 million.
Greg Z- We will save 2.5 million...no brainer.
I will not be surprised if all 4 of these players are not on the team next year, what do you think?
I was the biggest proponent of him coming here and saw the difference he made.I still remember the season when Amari came here and Dak afterwards looked like a good NFL QB.
Now people want to cut him where Daks looks like crap even with him.
Yes the solution to ours problems is to get rid of one of the better players on our offense.
That wasn't my point. First, I never said "never". Second, my response was about salary cap hits; financials. Anyone (FA) you get is going to be someone who a team didn't want or couldn't afford. It's a conundrum. So my point still stands.So we have to replace a kicker who misses extra points, a left tackle who gets hurt almost every game, a wide receiver who disappears, and a defensive end who doesn't show up against good teams or in the playoffs. Ever.
No problem
That wasn't my point. First, I never said "never". Second, my response was about salary cap hits; financials. Anyone (FA) you get is going to be someone who a team didn't want or couldn't afford. It's a conundrum. So my point still stands.
I still remember the season when Amari came here and Dak afterwards looked like a good NFL QB.
Now people want to cut him where Daks looks like crap even with him.
Yes the solution to ours problems is to get rid of one of the better players on our offense.
I still remember how he has a huge cap it and disappears, like a lot of the losers on this team do. It's the equivalent of hiding somewhere at work.
We can't afford to keep them. Too many Coop chants. He's just too comfortable. He always does a little stutter step after he hears them too which is fine, but play like you're being paid 20 million a season every game and not just some of them. He makes way too much to put up those numbers.
Did you hear Aikman say that we use him the wrong way ? He is in single coverage a lot, problem is that we tend to stick too much on our offense scheme. Other problem is that our QB is not able to complete passes against NFL single man coverage, which in the NFL is usually seen as an open WR. He needs college open WRs.
I dont say Cooper is a top 3 NFL WR, but at the position right now he is the best we have and i doubt if we lose Gallup that Lamb alone will be a real threat to other defenses. I dont even trust in the Gallup/Lamb combo.
I dont say his contract is great but there are players on this team i would rather cut before i touch him.
DFlaw has to be cut in 2022, Zeke in 2023.
Someone will offer Gallup a multi year deal, so a 1 year deal with Dallas isn't possible unless they tag himI think Gallup becomes an option to come back on a 1 year if Coop has to go, which really seems like that will happen. He is a good trade option as he still is a good player and we will save money by trading him. He just has to agree to a new deal witht he team we trade him to.
I hate getting rid of him because he is our best wr...but I just don't see how we keep him.