85Cowboy85
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If you want to make a run with this core group of guys realistically you are going to have to sign Dak. None of the other signings are going to matter if the QB doesn't play well, and trying to get enough assets to move high enough in the draft to have a realistic chance at a replacement is going to take at least a year, then development time for that prospect which can take as much as three years if you even hit at all. I would very much prefer to build around a surefire top 10 guy but realistically if we tried to acquire one by the time we did the team would probably be completely turned over.
If you believe 100% that Dak's not the guy it's really hard to justify signing Elliott rather than trading him and trading a 1 for Cooper rather than keeping the 1 and using that money in FA. Neither of these moves were very cap efficient. But they've done that and they've made their bed. These are very much win now at the expense of the future moves.
If you have to pay Dak what Wentz and Goff got you pretty much have to do it at this point, with the mindset that if Dak doesn't work out you are going to start trading guys for picks while they still have value and eat the dead money on these deals before the next QB is ready.
If Prescott busts it almost doesn't matter because the team will also be in the same spot if they let him leave. The only advantage to letting him leave rather than overpaying is a headstart on the rebuild, but in that case the careers of most of the players on the roster will likely be squandered. Go ahead, give him his 30 mil, might as well just maximize your chance to win at this point.
If you believe 100% that Dak's not the guy it's really hard to justify signing Elliott rather than trading him and trading a 1 for Cooper rather than keeping the 1 and using that money in FA. Neither of these moves were very cap efficient. But they've done that and they've made their bed. These are very much win now at the expense of the future moves.
If you have to pay Dak what Wentz and Goff got you pretty much have to do it at this point, with the mindset that if Dak doesn't work out you are going to start trading guys for picks while they still have value and eat the dead money on these deals before the next QB is ready.
If Prescott busts it almost doesn't matter because the team will also be in the same spot if they let him leave. The only advantage to letting him leave rather than overpaying is a headstart on the rebuild, but in that case the careers of most of the players on the roster will likely be squandered. Go ahead, give him his 30 mil, might as well just maximize your chance to win at this point.