technically he was a bust and considered average to where he was chosen in the draft, his expectations were through the roof and the fact he had done nothing up to this point..
To the point before the Cowboys had signed him? Sure, injuries had derailed his career to that point. But that's exactly how the Cowboys could get a player with that much talent and a former 7th overall pick for next to nothing.
he played well but nothing that sparked an interest to bring him back or they would have..where he went didnt even promise him a startng job, it wasn't a lot of money
It was $5 million bucks! With a two million dollar signing bonus and a two million dollar salary. He more than doubled what the Cowboys paid him last year. If you don't know, don't talk.
but the coaches have much more tape and real world eyes on these guys and im sure theres good reason Coop wasn't brought back..
The same "coaches" that screwed up the whole thing thinking Chaz Green was better? Yeah, what they think is worthless.
I could have lived with him another year but i imagine that last injury sealed the deal..we already have too much risk with Smith and Now Collins back, we cant have third liability on the line..
More of the same fandom response.
If they brought him back? "Great! Good move, go Cowboys!"
If they didnt? "Great! Good move, go Cowboys!"
It's the same pattern you've been called out for before. Whatever they do is great with you.
