I don’t need to..
hes a tough between the tackles runner. Not as good as AJ but hes an upgrade over what we had last year. Pollard is a complimentary guy. Moss has the ability to start.
2037 career yards divided by 5 years is 407.4 yards per year
Clearly the Cowboys need to radically change their run blocking scheme. That alone will make a huge impact. The advantage of signing Moss is he wouldn't require a huge investment.
Well the idea of finding a superstar anywhere in the draft is far fetched cause it rarely happens. And what do you think that workload is going to look like when they fail miserably every year to use multiple backs and be productive. We’ve seen plenty of RBs come through here and we’re still waiting.
They can afford any RB they want. It's just not smart to overpay for that position.
Superstar??? who says you need a superstar at running back....How about a guy like Isiah Pacheco, Kansas City's seventh round selection in 2022, 251st overall, two time Superbowl champion averages 4.7 YPC and has has over 2000 yards in rushing and receiving and 14 TDs...This notion that you need an elite running back in todays NFL is ridiculous. Use a draft pick from the third round on, fix the real issue, the offensive line because that's where the problem lies in the Cowboys running game.
Thank you. Agreed.
4 years. 20, 21, 22, 23
lol listing Pacheco is funny. I’m sure having the best QB in football helps take the pressure off the running game. And I was responding to someone who said you can find a ‘superstar’ RB anywhere in the draft. Like we haven’t seen countless RBs here, but this is the year they get it right? they can just wait til the 7th and let’s see if the next Pacheco is sitting there.
Low cost is drafting from the 3rd down.One vet RB I can get behind signing is Moss. 4 years in the league he is only 27 and started a bunch of games. Would cost less than half as much as the big names. Add a day 2 draft pick to him and the RB position is set.
Cowboys Free Agency: Low-Cost Answer at RB in Zack Moss
One of the positions the Dallas Cowboys will be addressing this offseason is running back. With Tony Pollard and Rico Dowdle expected to hit the open market, America's Team has been linked to some big name free agent replacements.
Timm Hamm
3/3/24
FRISCO - One of the positions the Dallas Cowboys will be addressing this offseason is running back. With Tony Pollard and Rico Dowdle expected to hit the open market, America's Team has been linked to some big name free agent replacements.
Derrick Henry, Josh Jacobs, Austin Eckeler and Saquon Barkley have all been linked to the Cowboys at some point.
But those players - as effective as they could be - come at tremendous cost. The Cowboys might need to shop for more of a bargain in their current salary cap situation. One possible answer could be Indianapolis Colts ball carrier Zack Moss.
Moss is projected by Spotrac to sign for two years and $9.2 million. An absolute bargain price compared to Henry, who is expected to get more than double that for a one-year deal at $10.3 million, and Barkley, who Spotrac predicts will sign somewhere for three years and $29.9 million.
If the Cowboys are looking to save some money at running back. Moss could be a good low-cost signing.
More: https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/news...ing-back-zack-moss-tony-pollard-draft-combine
Reid does not require Pacheco to hang around and block, he has his mobile QB.
How's our 6th rounder Vaughn developing? Guy can't even get on the field with the sad RB Corp we have here.
990 all purpose yards last year.
Poor example, Vaughn was never drafted to be an every down back
7 tds last year is 7 tds last year.
Why the need to draft a RB that's not an every down back then? Could have just picked up an UDFA instead
