CFZ Can't wait to be dazzled by this coming offseason

[Denim Chicken]

I agree with you on DT. I am hoping Quinn will be able to convince Jerry we need, at the very least, a young, dominant big man next to Osa.

I'm not sold on Osa as a starter at 3T.

 

[Dalmations202]

I agree with all Sydia wrote except 2 thngs.
1) Giving the RB Pollard a second contract. Zeke was the better prospect and look what that did. RB's not named AP or ESmith are good for 5 years, and Pollard is coming off an injury. No franchise, no sign.
2) WR-- get a #1 instead of a #2. That way CD can absolutely shine as the #2, and your #1 needs to be bigger and more of a possession receiver like MIrvin, Dez, JRice, etc., especially in a WCO.

#3 -- I agree with LVE, but that should still be an upgrade if possible.
#4 -- I agree with DT needing to be a priority, preferrably in FA since the draft looks weak for high level DT this year. Not many of them look to be difference makers.

 

[Sydla]

I agree with all Sydia wrote except 2 thngs.
1) Giving the RB Pollard a second contract. Zeke was the better prospect and look what that did. RB's not named AP or ESmith are good for 5 years, and Pollard is coming off an injury. No franchise, no sign.
2) WR-- get a #1 instead of a #2. That way CD can absolutely shine as the #2, and your #1 needs to be bigger and more of a possession receiver like MIrvin, Dez, JRice, etc., especially in a WCO.

#3 -- I agree with LVE, but that should still be an upgrade if possible.
#4 -- I agree with DT needing to be a priority, preferrably in FA since the draft looks weak for high level DT this year. Not many of them look to be difference makers.

I think Pollard would be considerably cheaper to resign than Elliott. What they gave Elliott was idiotic. Plus Pollard doesn't have the wear and tear that Elliott had either.

I think if you could get him on a 3 year deal, at like 5-6-7 million per? I could live with that. His injury is not career threatening.

 

[Robster8989]

This morning, on the way to work, I did what I always did and started thinking about what we could do this offseason in terms of FA/trades to fix some of our issues. I should know better than to waste my time on this exercise. Jerry and his bozo son will nickle and dime their way through FA, largely ignore DT yet again and maybe kind of half *** it at WR again convincing themselves that Tolbert will be fine and they don't need much beyond maybe another James Washington type signing. They will then try to impress us with talk of how the draft will fill all their holes.

But I am bored so here we go.

- Elliott has to go. Even if he takes a pay cut, his cap hit next year will be in the $8ish million range. That's absurd for what we get from him. Yeah, I know, Stephen went on that stupid diatribe about how important he is and how he's apparently more vital than Pollard. Don't be dumb Stephen. Use your freaking eyes. And this draft is long on talent at TB in those middle rounds. Be smart Stephen, geezus.

- Unfortunately, Schultz has to go. He's good. But this league pays good players oodles of money in FA. He's going to get upper level TE money and frankly, he's not a difference maker at TE like a Kelce or Kittle or Goedert.

- Pollard is an interesting case. I'd like him back. He and his agent are going to want to get paid. But he's coming off an injury. I don't necessarily like the idea of it, but tagging him is probably what will happen.

- LVE should be back IMO. For all the guff I've given him, when he was on the field the run D was better than when he was not. With LVE, it kind of stabilizes things a bit and you don't have to go chasing a LB early in the draft if one isn't there.

- I am a dead horse beater on DT. What they keep doing at DT is mindnumbing. It likely won't change but shoot, this is a year to try to shore it up. Payne is the prize but there are other options that could be cheaper. Tomlinson is a name I'd love to add. Down a peg is a guy like Fletcher Cox who could be a casualty in Philly. Sheldon Rankins is out there too.

- They need a vet CB. I think Bland should stay inside where he played well this year for a rookie. Brown is a FA and frankly I am not sure I want to go with him coming off that injury. There will be options out there. Shoot, the Eagles picked up Bradberry late in FA and all he did was play at an All Pro level.

- Unfortunately, WR is kind of a wasteland in FA unless there are some surprise cuts. DJ Chark might be interesting. Sterling Shepard wouldn't be terrible but I have no idea what he would cost. But that's about it. JuJu? Sure but I can't see KC letting him walk. They really need Tolbert to step up. I still think Gallup will be fine more than a year removed from his injury. If you could come out of the draft with a guy like Hyatt from Tennessee or Flowers from BC, WR should be improved.

- McGovern is an interesting case too. He wasn't great. He wasn't bad. If he's cheap, I'd bring him back. Steele is out for a part of the season so you could roll with the two Smiths at OT and McGovern at LG until Steele is back and then you could flip Tyler back inside until Tyron inevitably gets hurtRea again. That being said, I could go OL in the first round of the draft too. The Jones kid from UGA is a bit OT who could give you that flexibility to move Tyler inside. And Torrence from UF is a pure guard that could be a mauler at LG. The OL has to be stabilized next year.

Really good post man.
You and I are definitely in sync with a few small exceptions.

We need to move on from Zeke. No restructure BS. He is no longer worth his pay, simple as that. Get a young, strong back in the draft to pair with Pollard. (The Chiefs got Pacheco in the 7th last year). Bring Pollard back, he is one of the only playmakers on this offense. Use him better in the pass game. (See Christian McCaffrey).

I would also go OL in Round 1, and the 2 you mentioned would be amazing and shore us our OL for years to come. Both are road graders, and the thought of pairing them with Tyler on the left side would have any RB salivating.
I'd go WR in Round 2. I think Hyatt will be gone, but there are several speed guys in this draft who could be there (Mims, Oklahoma)
Round 3 I'd go a RB (like Tank Bigsby ) or a run stopping LB (like Jack Campbell).
I also like LaPorta (TE, Iowa) in the 4th, and agree with your assessment of Schultz. I like him a lot, but better to use our dollars elsewhere.

I ran a mock where I moved back a few spots in Round 1 and picked up an extra 3rd.
I got Torrence in 1, Mims in 2, Campbell and Bigsby in 3 and Laporta in 4, Ekiyor (G, Alabama) and Daniels (CB, TCU) in 5. (Traded my 3rd 5th to move up in the 4th for LaPorta.)

I'd like LVE back at the right price, but Campbell would give us insurance. I like LVE, but would still like a downhill gap stuffer (like Campbell). I'd also move on from Tyron. Hard for me as he is one of my favorite all time Cowboys, but we clear 25 mil in space by cutting he and Zeke June 1, and I want that money to keep young players like Steele, Pollard and Wilson. I'd sign Peters as my swing and fill in until Steele returns. Money decision.

On D, I'd clear some space with restructures and go after a realistic DT (Tomlinson, Rankins). I'd also keep Hankins and Watkins.
Then I'd look for a cut candidate CB later (Byron Jones is getting cut, and could be available), or someone like him. Put him outside and Bland in the slot. Could even cut Lewis and invest that 5 mil somewhere else. I'd keep Wilson, dude is a player, and Kearse is often used as a LB so having 3 good safeties is a strength for us (after decades of weakness at the position).

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

This morning, on the way to work, I did what I always did and started thinking about what we could do this offseason in terms of FA/trades to fix some of our issues. I should know better than to waste my time on this exercise. Jerry and his bozo son will nickle and dime their way through FA, largely ignore DT yet again and maybe kind of half *** it at WR again convincing themselves that Tolbert will be fine and they don't need much beyond maybe another James Washington type signing. They will then try to impress us with talk of how the draft will fill all their holes.

But I am bored so here we go.

- Elliott has to go. Even if he takes a pay cut, his cap hit next year will be in the $8ish million range. That's absurd for what we get from him. Yeah, I know, Stephen went on that stupid diatribe about how important he is and how he's apparently more vital than Pollard. Don't be dumb Stephen. Use your freaking eyes. And this draft is long on talent at TB in those middle rounds. Be smart Stephen, geezus.

- Unfortunately, Schultz has to go. He's good. But this league pays good players oodles of money in FA. He's going to get upper level TE money and frankly, he's not a difference maker at TE like a Kelce or Kittle or Goedert.

- Pollard is an interesting case. I'd like him back. He and his agent are going to want to get paid. But he's coming off an injury. I don't necessarily like the idea of it, but tagging him is probably what will happen.

- LVE should be back IMO. For all the guff I've given him, when he was on the field the run D was better than when he was not. With LVE, it kind of stabilizes things a bit and you don't have to go chasing a LB early in the draft if one isn't there.

- I am a dead horse beater on DT. What they keep doing at DT is mindnumbing. It likely won't change but shoot, this is a year to try to shore it up. Payne is the prize but there are other options that could be cheaper. Tomlinson is a name I'd love to add. Down a peg is a guy like Fletcher Cox who could be a casualty in Philly. Sheldon Rankins is out there too.

- They need a vet CB. I think Bland should stay inside where he played well this year for a rookie. Brown is a FA and frankly I am not sure I want to go with him coming off that injury. There will be options out there. Shoot, the Eagles picked up Bradberry late in FA and all he did was play at an All Pro level.

- Unfortunately, WR is kind of a wasteland in FA unless there are some surprise cuts. DJ Chark might be interesting. Sterling Shepard wouldn't be terrible but I have no idea what he would cost. But that's about it. JuJu? Sure but I can't see KC letting him walk. They really need Tolbert to step up. I still think Gallup will be fine more than a year removed from his injury. If you could come out of the draft with a guy like Hyatt from Tennessee or Flowers from BC, WR should be improved.

- McGovern is an interesting case too. He wasn't great. He wasn't bad. If he's cheap, I'd bring him back. Steele is out for a part of the season so you could roll with the two Smiths at OT and McGovern at LG until Steele is back and then you could flip Tyler back inside until Tyron inevitably gets hurt again. That being said, I could go OL in the first round of the draft too. The Jones kid from UGA is a bit OT who could give you that flexibility to move Tyler inside. And Torrence from UF is a pure guard that could be a mauler at LG. The OL has to be stabilized next year.

well Jerry does what Jerry does. we have seen this before. he hears the unhappiness and fans complaining. he will make one splash signing and the rest will be business as usual, cheap FAs and then make a couple of cuts and resign their own, then make the media rounds and talk about changes made and how its going to make us great. sell hope. get fans to attend training camp. and here we go again. wash, rinse, repeat.

 

[ChronicCowboy]

Zeke will be dealt with quickly if the team has any designs on being active with top free agents. If they are just gonna bargain shop, they may wait until after the draft to deal with him.

Improving depth on both lines is a must this off-season. We suffered because of injuries on the lines last season. I’d be happy if we focused free agency on building up the trenches.

Getting another good WR and CB is a must as well. I think OBJ and a first round CB is the likely outcome.

 

[kuyyo_morro]

I think Elliott and Dak will be in the best shapes of their lives this summer.

 

[fivetwos]

I think Pollard would be considerably cheaper to resign than Elliott. What they gave Elliott was idiotic. Plus Pollard doesn't have the wear and tear that Elliott had either.

I think if you could get him on a 3 year deal, at like 5-6-7 million per? I could live with that. His injury is not career threatening.

I could live with that for Pollard as well, but I kinda get the feeling they are patting themselves on the back over how Schultz was handled, so they will likely do the same with Pollard.

 

[JonesBoys]

Need to let Shultz go he is going to be overpaid. Ferguson and Hendershot will be fine. Elliott has to go period. I’m ok with then tagging Pollard for one year and drafting a back in the middle rounds this year to split time and take over for Pollard next year.
I think they should go all in for the best defensive tackle in free agency. If Payne is available find a way to get him. It takes this defense to another level. Resign LVE.
Look at corner high in the draft or a good vet in free agency and see what you can get for Diggs in a trade. If some team is willing to give up a lot I would do it. I think he is going to want a ton of money and is planning on holding out this summer by already unfollowing Dallas in social media.
Very good player but he is going to get way overpaid I would rather put that money to a game changing defensive tackle like Payne.

Find a road grader at left guard. I’m not sure if that is free agency or draft but having that will bring up this o-line another notch for sure. Draft BPA.

A great off season is making the defensive line and offensive line even better. Bringing up this defense another notch and find another play maker on offense. Free agency, draft or trades, get it done. The Eagles went out and crushed last off season it can be done no matter what cap boy says.

 

[Redline360]

I dont care how good we do or what we do but as long as Zeke is still on the teams it's an automatic fail

 

[Coogiguy03]

We aren't getting played. I have little doubt the front office leaks our name to associate with some players to make it look like they are involved when in fact, unless that player just has a desire to play in Dallas on the cheap, they have no intention of signing.

Huh?? Why would we do that?? The players and their agents do that for whatever reason

 

[john van brocklin]

This morning, on the way to work, I did what I always did and started thinking about what we could do this offseason in terms of FA/trades to fix some of our issues. I should know better than to waste my time on this exercise. Jerry and his bozo son will nickle and dime their way through FA, largely ignore DT yet again and maybe kind of half *** it at WR again convincing themselves that Tolbert will be fine and they don't need much beyond maybe another James Washington type signing. They will then try to impress us with talk of how the draft will fill all their holes.

But I am bored so here we go.

- Elliott has to go. Even if he takes a pay cut, his cap hit next year will be in the $8ish million range. That's absurd for what we get from him. Yeah, I know, Stephen went on that stupid diatribe about how important he is and how he's apparently more vital than Pollard. Don't be dumb Stephen. Use your freaking eyes. And this draft is long on talent at TB in those middle rounds. Be smart Stephen, geezus.

- Unfortunately, Schultz has to go. He's good. But this league pays good players oodles of money in FA. He's going to get upper level TE money and frankly, he's not a difference maker at TE like a Kelce or Kittle or Goedert.

- Pollard is an interesting case. I'd like him back. He and his agent are going to want to get paid. But he's coming off an injury. I don't necessarily like the idea of it, but tagging him is probably what will happen.

- LVE should be back IMO. For all the guff I've given him, when he was on the field the run D was better than when he was not. With LVE, it kind of stabilizes things a bit and you don't have to go chasing a LB early in the draft if one isn't there.

- I am a dead horse beater on DT. What they keep doing at DT is mindnumbing. It likely won't change but shoot, this is a year to try to shore it up. Payne is the prize but there are other options that could be cheaper. Tomlinson is a name I'd love to add. Down a peg is a guy like Fletcher Cox who could be a casualty in Philly. Sheldon Rankins is out there too.

- They need a vet CB. I think Bland should stay inside where he played well this year for a rookie. Brown is a FA and frankly I am not sure I want to go with him coming off that injury. There will be options out there. Shoot, the Eagles picked up Bradberry late in FA and all he did was play at an All Pro level.

- Unfortunately, WR is kind of a wasteland in FA unless there are some surprise cuts. DJ Chark might be interesting. Sterling Shepard wouldn't be terrible but I have no idea what he would cost. But that's about it. JuJu? Sure but I can't see KC letting him walk. They really need Tolbert to step up. I still think Gallup will be fine more than a year removed from his injury. If you could come out of the draft with a guy like Hyatt from Tennessee or Flowers from BC, WR should be improved.

- McGovern is an interesting case too. He wasn't great. He wasn't bad. If he's cheap, I'd bring him back. Steele is out for a part of the season so you could roll with the two Smiths at OT and McGovern at LG until Steele is back and then you could flip Tyler back inside until Tyron inevitably gets hurt again. That being said, I could go OL in the first round of the draft too. The Jones kid from UGA is a bit OT who could give you that flexibility to move Tyler inside. And Torrence from UF is a pure guard that could be a mauler at LG. The OL has to be stabilized next year.

You might want to tap the brakes their big fella.
This team specializing in disappointment is the norm.

 

[Roadtrip635]

I think Pollard would be considerably cheaper to resign than Elliott. What they gave Elliott was idiotic. Plus Pollard doesn't have the wear and tear that Elliott had either.

I think if you could get him on a 3 year deal, at like 5-6-7 million per? I could live with that. His injury is not career threatening.

I feel the same about Pollard, normally I wouldn't like that second contract, but he doesn't have the wear and tear most RBs have. A friendly 3 year deal would be ideal and yes Zeke has got to go.

 

[quickccc]

This morning, on the way to work, I did what I always did and started thinking about what we could do this offseason in terms of FA/trades to fix some of our issues. I should know better than to waste my time on this exercise. Jerry and his bozo son will nickle and dime their way through FA, largely ignore DT yet again and maybe kind of half *** it at WR again convincing themselves that Tolbert will be fine and they don't need much beyond maybe another James Washington type signing. They will then try to impress us with talk of how the draft will fill all their holes.

But I am bored so here we go.

- Elliott has to go. Even if he takes a pay cut, his cap hit next year will be in the $8ish million range. That's absurd for what we get from him. Yeah, I know, Stephen went on that stupid diatribe about how important he is and how he's apparently more vital than Pollard. Don't be dumb Stephen. Use your freaking eyes. And this draft is long on talent at TB in those middle rounds. Be smart Stephen, geezus.

- Unfortunately, Schultz has to go. He's good. But this league pays good players oodles of money in FA. He's going to get upper level TE money and frankly, he's not a difference maker at TE like a Kelce or Kittle or Goedert.

- Pollard is an interesting case. I'd like him back. He and his agent are going to want to get paid. But he's coming off an injury. I don't necessarily like the idea of it, but tagging him is probably what will happen.

- LVE should be back IMO. For all the guff I've given him, when he was on the field the run D was better than when he was not. With LVE, it kind of stabilizes things a bit and you don't have to go chasing a LB early in the draft if one isn't there.

- I am a dead horse beater on DT. What they keep doing at DT is mindnumbing. It likely won't change but shoot, this is a year to try to shore it up. Payne is the prize but there are other options that could be cheaper. Tomlinson is a name I'd love to add. Down a peg is a guy like Fletcher Cox who could be a casualty in Philly. Sheldon Rankins is out there too.

- They need a vet CB. I think Bland should stay inside where he played well this year for a rookie. Brown is a FA and frankly I am not sure I want to go with him coming off that injury. There will be options out there. Shoot, the Eagles picked up Bradberry late in FA and all he did was play at an All Pro level.

- Unfortunately, WR is kind of a wasteland in FA unless there are some surprise cuts. DJ Chark might be interesting. Sterling Shepard wouldn't be terrible but I have no idea what he would cost. But that's about it. JuJu? Sure but I can't see KC letting him walk. They really need Tolbert to step up. I still think Gallup will be fine more than a year removed from his injury. If you could come out of the draft with a guy like Hyatt from Tennessee or Flowers from BC, WR should be improved.

- McGovern is an interesting case too. He wasn't great. He wasn't bad. If he's cheap, I'd bring him back. Steele is out for a part of the season so you could roll with the two Smiths at OT and McGovern at LG until Steele is back and then you could flip Tyler back inside until Tyron inevitably gets hurt again. That being said, I could go OL in the first round of the draft too. The Jones kid from UGA is a bit OT who could give you that flexibility to move Tyler inside. And Torrence from UF is a pure guard that could be a mauler at LG. The OL has to be stabilized next year.

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- The Jones are gonna largely ignore ANY stud vet FA. We know how they operate in penny spending.

- They are stubbornly stuck at that philosophy. NFL draft, bargain binge vet signing, and occasional lower tier trades (Hankins)
.. If there is a surprisingly big name vet signing, it’s gonna be WR OJ Beckham.
- Pros and Cons to that player. But we’re still in that Win now mode. If he regains forms, great risk/reward that doesn’t cost us a high pick.

- Schultz is not a A-tier TE. that’s elite status. But does he qualify in the B-tier TE and salary range ?
I think he as just as good as a Hunter Henry, Jonnu Smith that signed with NE Pats as some of the highest paid TEs (Smith has repeated 20+ only recept past 2 years!)
Dalton is cleverly effective underneath, average in-line blocker, he's just top elite, teams don't scheme and game plan for him

Will likely be a take it or leave Stephen offer. If Ferguson can remain healthy, I think he has a chance to be the new security blanket and better playmaker than Schultz.
I could see this team adding another developing TE in late rounds.

- If ZKE remains, I think it will be based off good ole buddy bias and favortisim. Much like declining Tyrone Crawford his last 2 years.
Jones insist ZEK brings “ more than stats “ . That rings well liked locker room guy, so he stays on much cheaper $$.

- ZKE staying also epitomizes troubles among management team. With no burst, dude is simply goal line threat and pass blocker at this point.
Angry runs only. Should Pollard is hurt, we’re down to Lumbering, mud runs ?

- I’m just not tripping like several on Pollard’s injury. I wonder if they are piggy back riding off what they are hearing others wild speculation as well.
A broken fibula that will heal itself. Not even screws.
High ankle sprain. Not an ACL or achilles tendon tear …Not a Dak broken in half ankle.

- I’m excited about the hope of Pollard under a new and fresh idea approach- under McCarthy’s umbrella. Stretch run designs for his cutback run skills, and utilizing him in pass game .
.ala RB screens, misdirection swings and isolations – something Kellen Moore seem to hate with a passion.
Or simply did not have a clue. Pollard has rare jet speed burst and terrific run skills.that will big time factor in both run and pass game.

- Dunno if we have to have a vet CB. But if we do, go after an established vet with grades on him - not another Daryl Worley (Yikes !!)
If We had drafted Chargers Asante Samuels, who has hit the ground running since starting as a rookie, we’d have our permanent long term starting CB.
But our draft philosophy saw him a a Jourdan Lewis type slot, nickel vs legit outside CB.

 

[Majic]

Some good points. I don't think Shepherd can be relied upon after his latest serious injury. I suspect Tyron will retire.

 

[CowboyRoy]

This morning, on the way to work, I did what I always did and started thinking about what we could do this offseason in terms of FA/trades to fix some of our issues. I should know better than to waste my time on this exercise. Jerry and his bozo son will nickle and dime their way through FA, largely ignore DT yet again and maybe kind of half *** it at WR again convincing themselves that Tolbert will be fine and they don't need much beyond maybe another James Washington type signing. They will then try to impress us with talk of how the draft will fill all their holes.

But I am bored so here we go.

- Elliott has to go. Even if he takes a pay cut, his cap hit next year will be in the $8ish million range. That's absurd for what we get from him. Yeah, I know, Stephen went on that stupid diatribe about how important he is and how he's apparently more vital than Pollard. Don't be dumb Stephen. Use your freaking eyes. And this draft is long on talent at TB in those middle rounds. Be smart Stephen, geezus.

- Unfortunately, Schultz has to go. He's good. But this league pays good players oodles of money in FA. He's going to get upper level TE money and frankly, he's not a difference maker at TE like a Kelce or Kittle or Goedert.

- Pollard is an interesting case. I'd like him back. He and his agent are going to want to get paid. But he's coming off an injury. I don't necessarily like the idea of it, but tagging him is probably what will happen.

- LVE should be back IMO. For all the guff I've given him, when he was on the field the run D was better than when he was not. With LVE, it kind of stabilizes things a bit and you don't have to go chasing a LB early in the draft if one isn't there.

- I am a dead horse beater on DT. What they keep doing at DT is mindnumbing. It likely won't change but shoot, this is a year to try to shore it up. Payne is the prize but there are other options that could be cheaper. Tomlinson is a name I'd love to add. Down a peg is a guy like Fletcher Cox who could be a casualty in Philly. Sheldon Rankins is out there too.

- They need a vet CB. I think Bland should stay inside where he played well this year for a rookie. Brown is a FA and frankly I am not sure I want to go with him coming off that injury. There will be options out there. Shoot, the Eagles picked up Bradberry late in FA and all he did was play at an All Pro level.

- Unfortunately, WR is kind of a wasteland in FA unless there are some surprise cuts. DJ Chark might be interesting. Sterling Shepard wouldn't be terrible but I have no idea what he would cost. But that's about it. JuJu? Sure but I can't see KC letting him walk. They really need Tolbert to step up. I still think Gallup will be fine more than a year removed from his injury. If you could come out of the draft with a guy like Hyatt from Tennessee or Flowers from BC, WR should be improved.

- McGovern is an interesting case too. He wasn't great. He wasn't bad. If he's cheap, I'd bring him back. Steele is out for a part of the season so you could roll with the two Smiths at OT and McGovern at LG until Steele is back and then you could flip Tyler back inside until Tyron inevitably gets hurt again. That being said, I could go OL in the first round of the draft too. The Jones kid from UGA is a bit OT who could give you that flexibility to move Tyler inside. And Torrence from UF is a pure guard that could be a mauler at LG. The OL has to be stabilized next year.

Agree with most of it. Not sure on the LVE thing. If we go big on a DT with Payne, then sure. But if we go cheap on DT again then we need a high level thumper at MLBer. Get one in FA or in the draft.

 

[Sydla]

Huh?? Why would we do that?? The players and their agents do that for whatever reason

Because Jerry and Stephen are consumed with PR. And they know it looks bad every offseason if they just sit out FA. So they float this idea the Cowboys are looking at this guy and that guy to make it look like we are active.

Jerry and his bozo son are that vain.

 

[Sydla]

Agree with most of it. Not sure on the LVE thing. If we go big on a DT with Payne, then sure. But if we go cheap on DT again then we need a high level thumper at MLBer. Get one in FA or in the draft.

Yeah I can see that.

And who are we kidding here. They aren't going after Payne or Tomlinson or even Cox is he's out there. We'll get more Watkins and the like.

 

[nightrain]

I'm just glad there will be someone else sitting in my seats and paying the invoice. Go Cowboys!

 

[CowboyRoy]

Yeah I can see that.

And who are we kidding here. They aren't going after Payne or Tomlinson or even Cox is he's out there. We'll get more Watkins and the like.

So sad. I actually agree with most of you that think we need an elite qb to win here in Dallas.

Anyone but a mahomes type with jerry.