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2/13: The Cowboys could be interested in Colt McCoy. - Todd Archer, ESPN
Read more at http://BAN-INCOMING-IN-3-2-1/nflrumors/freeagency#VHL1GDybBGs6vJbq.99
The Cowboys are keeping their cards close to their chest this offseason, and while their has been much speculation over them drafting a quarterback, owner Jerry Jones has made it known that he doesn't believe his franchise must take a quarterback in the upcoming draft. If the Cowboys don't draft a quarterback and are looking to sign a viable backup option for Romo on the free agent market, Commanders quarterback Colt McCoy could be a "interesting option," according to ESPN's Todd Archer.
McCoy's agent represents Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett, and the quarterback they acquired at the beginning of last season was Cassel, according to Archer. For that reason, it's plausible to see a potential deal being done and McCoy returning to the state where he played in college. The former Longhorns quarterback would likely not be a long-term solution, but it would provide the Cowboys with a viable backup who can lead them to wins if needed.
http://www.hngn.com/articles/178965...colt-mccoy-interesting-option-free-agency.htm
Read more at http://BAN-INCOMING-IN-3-2-1/nflrumors/freeagency#VHL1GDybBGs6vJbq.99
The Cowboys are keeping their cards close to their chest this offseason, and while their has been much speculation over them drafting a quarterback, owner Jerry Jones has made it known that he doesn't believe his franchise must take a quarterback in the upcoming draft. If the Cowboys don't draft a quarterback and are looking to sign a viable backup option for Romo on the free agent market, Commanders quarterback Colt McCoy could be a "interesting option," according to ESPN's Todd Archer.
McCoy's agent represents Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett, and the quarterback they acquired at the beginning of last season was Cassel, according to Archer. For that reason, it's plausible to see a potential deal being done and McCoy returning to the state where he played in college. The former Longhorns quarterback would likely not be a long-term solution, but it would provide the Cowboys with a viable backup who can lead them to wins if needed.
http://www.hngn.com/articles/178965...colt-mccoy-interesting-option-free-agency.htm
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