Captain-Crash
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If I didn’t have an immediate solution at the position, I wouldn’t get rid of him solely for the sake of itIf you had a quarterback who played good against bad teams, but could not win in the playoffs you would want to keep him?
Classic,lmao
Now we will have Daksters throwing Emmitt under the bus and then continue pretending they are the true Cowboys fans and the rest of us should find another team.emmitt smith said he would not give the money to dak.
You keep a player until you find someone better to replace him, unless that play is eating up too much of the Salary Cap where you can't replace other talent. There is a point, where you got to realize that this guy isn't going to do anything in the playoffs, and because we are paying him the talent level of the team is declining in other positions. Your team realized this when they got rid of Wentz.If I didn’t have an immediate solution at the position, I wouldn’t get rid of him solely for the sake of it
Emmitt Smith for GMemmitt smith said he would not give the money to dak.
They have to be eagle fans. No true Cowboy fan could defend Dak. Dak is lucky he didn't have 4 picks in that game.Now we will have Daksters throwing Emmitt under the bus and then continue pretending they are the true Cowboys fans and the rest of us should find another team.
If you knew he couldn't get past a divisional round why keep him? Houston moved Watson and it worked for them. The Rams moved on from Goff. Seattle moved on from Wilson. SF moved on from Garoppolo. Goff went to the superbowl, Wilson won a Superbow, Garoppolo made it to the Superbows and Watson was a number one pick. The Cowboys aren't even looking for a solution.If I didn’t have an immediate solution at the position, I wouldn’t get rid of him solely for the sake of it
49ers had the future QB, as did LAR when they traded Goff for Stafford. Seattle and Houston traded their QBs because they were forced to. Neither of those scenarios are Dallas’.If you knew he couldn't get past a divisional round why keep him? Houston moved Watson and it worked for them. The Rams moved on from Goff. Seattle moved on from Wilson. SF moved on from Garoppolo. Goff went to the superbowl, Wilson won a Superbow, Garoppolo made it to the Superbows and Watson was a number one pick. The Cowboys aren't even looking for a solution.
Respectfully disagree. I think it would be ideal to have a 'solution' but I'd rather churn through QBs and hope to find gold than to just keep going with a guy that is clearly not working.49ers had the future QB, as did LAR when they traded Goff for Stafford. Seattle and Houston traded their QBs because they were forced to. Neither of those scenarios are Dallas’.
If you do move on it’s more like Las Vegas with Carr, and they don’t have a very bright outlook.
No. He can't win one big game.He is a regular season superstar, and a clutch game choke. With 9 years in, I doubt that he is going to break through to become a consistent winner in big games.
This is dead on!Respectfully disagree. I think it would be ideal to have a 'solution' but I'd rather churn through QBs and hope to find gold than to just keep going with a guy that is clearly not working.
Also.. now that Dak has had yet another failure.. what does that do for him and for the team? You already had a monkey on the back.. and its now a gorilla. You think he isn't going to collapse again? He will for sure. His team mates know it, we know it, the opposition knows it.. the whole world knows it.
Dak could literally have a perfect QB rating for every single game next season.. and not a single person is going to give two hoots until he does it in a play off game. He is a liability.
SO.. You try to trade him.. if that fails then you cut him and move on. You give Lance first crack and you try to move up and take a QB in the first round of the draft. You use the cap savings and 'hope' to get guys to re-sign and hope that you have a Texans like turn around. Even if you don't.. even it it is a failure.. you are still better off because you are at least now looking for a solution. There is zero point in winning 12-5 every season and going 1 and done in the playoffs. Zero point.
Vegas had issues before Carr arrived.
If we had a legit GM, we could figure out what we need around him to contend for a super bowl.If I didn’t have an immediate solution at the position, I wouldn’t get rid of him solely for the sake of it
That would be fine if we didn't have to pay him 60 mil/season. I'd take Dak for 25-30 mil/season.49ers had the future QB, as did LAR when they traded Goff for Stafford. Seattle and Houston traded their QBs because they were forced to. Neither of those scenarios are Dallas’.
If you do move on it’s more like Las Vegas with Carr, and they don’t have a very bright outlook.