News: Cowboys plan to sign RB Miles Sanders

[Blue&Silver]

Believe it or not I think Sproles falls somewhere in there along with Jay Ajayi and that one running back they got from Oregon Blunt.

Okay. Yeah I struck out with McCoy. He was treated in 2015 I thought I read. Sanders was drafted around 2019. Time flies. I remember Sanders was behind someone prominent. If it was Sproles that something thank you

 

[chicago JK]

Sanders and his agent were probably shocked that a team contacted them so early in free agency. Your Dallas Cowboys boys and girls.

 

[Aerolithe_Lion]

Okay. Yeah I struck out with McCoy. He was treated in 2015 I thought I read. Sanders was drafted around 2019. Time flies. I remember Sanders was behind someone prominent. If it was Sproles that something thank you

Westbrook’s last season in Philly was 2009

Mccoy’s last season in Philly was 2014

Sproles’ last season in Philly was 2019 but he was old and didnt play

Sanders was the starter from day 1.

What you could be remembering is that Sanders is famous for being Saquon’s backup in college at Penn State

 

[805BoysInBlue]

Okay. Yeah I struck out with McCoy. He was treated in 2015 I thought I read. Sanders was drafted around 2019. Time flies. I remember Sanders was behind someone prominent. If it was Sproles that something thank you

I could be wrong, it's a vague memory.

 

[gimmesix]

Sanders averaged 3.7 yards last season & 205 total, compared to Dowdle's 4.6 average and 1,076 total.
Newly added Williams also averaged 3.7.

For about the same price as the 2 Jags Dallas brought in, Dallas could have simply retained Dowdle- a far better back.
Jerry is truly brain dead.

Their logic is if they pay less for a player, it doesn't hurt as much if they miss. If they signed Dowdle and he failed, they didn't get their $6 million worth. If Williams failed, then $3.5 million is easier to stomach.

It's a poor strategy since you get lesser players by being cheap, so they could miss more easily on both Williams and Sanders than on Dowdle.