Dez himself says he'll miss time if no deal

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phildadon86

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Can someone update me on this nfl thing at 7? I'm at work and won't get to see it
 

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I can't help but to wonder if this was the Cowboys plan all along.
I thought it was strange to not use the franchise tag to lock Murray up for a year without having to commit to a huge guarantee over several years. I wondered why they didn't sign Dez to a long term deal and franchise Murray. I can't help but to think Dallas isn't really negotiating with any real intent to arrive at a long term deal with Dez. It really is looking like this was the plan all along.
 

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No. 50 cent is still loaded. He filed chapter 11 because he lost a lawsuit and doesn't want to pay the 5 million. He's still more then ok.

He better be because he stinks as an actor and gansta rap is deader than Biggie and Pac.
 

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Ah. I get it. Generating clicks and boosting viewers. I thought there would be some actual information

Nope, just their take on the story.

They said DThomas wants 16m and JJones and AJGreen will play out their deals.
 

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Dez Bryant - WR - Cowboys
NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reports the Cowboys are offering unsigned franchise player Dez Bryant more than $12.8 million per year in long-term talks, but that the sides "have a long way to go."

$12.8 million is what Bryant would make under the franchise tag. Although Rapsheet reports Bryant is seeking "more than Megatron money" — Calvin Johnson's deal is for eight years and $150.5 million — the Cowboys apparently aren't buying his holdout threat because of how much time he's spent at the team facility this offseason. Nevertheless, Rapsheet's colleague Rand Getlin reports that "sources close" to Bryant "insist" he's ready to stay away. We'll have a much clearer idea of where the sides stand in 24 hours.


Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter
Jul 14 - 7:25 PM
 

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I can't help but to wonder if this was the Cowboys plan all along.
I thought it was strange to not use the franchise tag to lock Murray up for a year without having to commit to a huge guarantee over several years. I wondered why they didn't sign Dez to a long term deal and franchise Murray. I can't help but to think Dallas isn't really negotiating with any real intent to arrive at a long term deal with Dez. It really is looking like this was the plan all along.

Bingo. and i posted the same thing in this thread. it's about the Guaranteed money. and looks like they are going to refuse to give him what he wants. looks like this was their plan all along. which is just stupid.
 

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Dez Bryant - WR - Cowboys
NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reports the Cowboys are offering unsigned franchise player Dez Bryant more than $12.8 million per year in long-term talks, but that the sides "have a long way to go."

$12.8 million is what Bryant would make under the franchise tag. Although Rapsheet reports Bryant is seeking "more than Megatron money" — Calvin Johnson's deal is for eight years and $150.5 million — the Cowboys apparently aren't buying his holdout threat because of how much time he's spent at the team facility this offseason. Nevertheless, Rapsheet's colleague Rand Getlin reports that "sources close" to Bryant "insist" he's ready to stay away. We'll have a much clearer idea of where the sides stand in 24 hours.


Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter
Jul 14 - 7:25 PM

Looks like the same report Denver had with DT.
 

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You want to pay him more than Megatron? Calvin Johnson's deal is for eight years and $150.5 million.

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No wideout is worth that money.
 

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I can't help but to wonder if this was the Cowboys plan all along.
I thought it was strange to not use the franchise tag to lock Murray up for a year without having to commit to a huge guarantee over several years. I wondered why they didn't sign Dez to a long term deal and franchise Murray. I can't help but to think Dallas isn't really negotiating with any real intent to arrive at a long term deal with Dez. It really is looking like this was the plan all along.

Why should they, if he is asking for an absurd deal? There are 3-4 Maclins/OBJs/Watkins etc coming out of every draft that can be had on rookie deals. Dallas has no position of clear need atm for the next draft. Dez is already in his later 20s and wants absurd money into his declining production ages. Can Dallas be guaranteed 1500 yards and 20tds from a rookie? No. But they don't need that. 1 WR is not a dynasty maker. QBs are, and those that protect the QB and those that stop QBs. WR is not any of those.
 

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Come out to the oil rigs and see what roughnecks do without 13 million guaranteed. Or go up to the NW and watch loggers work for a week.

I'd love to see Dez standing on a rotary table with a 40 ft drillpipe swinging around his head.

A lot of jobs are dangerous and none of them get paid 1/10 in their entire cumulative careers compared to what Dez can make in one season on the franchise tag.

If you can't be set for life with 13 million dollars, no amount of money is going to get you financially secure. That excuse is ridiculous.

I don't agree with Dez's potential decision to not play, but again, it's very easy when it's not your money.
 
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