A recap of the Cowboys/Steelers trades

The bottom line for me was Micah's punk attitude while he was here. He had to go! He didn't want to be here so good riddance.

I understand we still have some fans with that same attitude so naturally they will back Micah. I see you out there.
 
I don't think you understand the importance of an elite DT let alone that Micah is injured.
I don't disagree with you, but I think Micah's impact was greater

The 2020 defensive was historically bad and the 2021 really wasn't predicted to be much better, but then Lawrence goes down and we find out he's an alite pass rusher

Yes the defense let us down plenty from 2021-2024... but he was largely the reason it wasn't a bottom of the league unit

And in 2025, we saw that.

I'll keep saying this... the correct thing to do was to be this aggressive, while we had him. We could have traded for Quienin Williams, we could have signed other free agents... that should be obvious now. But we chose not to, and I don't know if it's spite or what, but it seems Jerry is making moves now, but the guy that made the defense work is no longer here.
 
The bottom line for me was Micah's punk attitude while he was here. He had to go! He didn't want to be here so good riddance.

I understand we still have some fans with that same attitude so naturally they will back Micah. I see you out there.
I think sports should have narratives and I think Dallas should have fired mcarthy dak cd and Micah after that playoff game against Greenbay.


It would’ve been much more fun to have those people in their primes trying to seek vengeance against us.


I really wouldn’t care if Dallas crapped out afterwards 4-13
 

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