First, I see nothing wrong with giving any player a look to see what he has left. If he is better than what they have the upgrade.
I also don't see a problem signing older guys to pair with younger guys. Unfortunately, at DT our young guy is Mazi and honestly, in his case it might just be a question of ability. I don't know that Joseph or Phillips can help him.
I would try to go younger at RB which is a position where durability becomes an issue earlier in a player's career.
But, is 29 old now? 35 is definitely old, but 29 seems like it is still prime years territory.
It's true and I think the ironic thing is here is I don't think anybody here around the NFL or they're talking about the Cowboys like this failed to mention that these same players are making their rounds around the NFL and they're on other teams rosters these are not guys that have been retired for years and we brought them from working at Home Depot this is literally players who are also been pieces in depth around the league I mean last year Dalvin cop what's on The Jets but he had a bad shoulder apparently and I can believe that he also was behind a really good running back but he also was released and then picked up by a playoff team in the Ravens who saw something in him and now he feels like he's in good shape he's rehab he's ready to go it's not a big deal and I hope that we don't have to see him but the Cowboys are bringing players over here that were on other teams rosters the last few years they are not the only team that does this when you're building out three team roster all teams have players like this that just change teams..
These are low risk players if they don't workout it's really just hey let's fill in some holes this year and they can look to the draft next year to get the players they didn't get in the draft this year they will get a running back they may even get another pass rusher early they're going to fill in the blanks you can't fix it in one year so you need gap fillers these are depth equal to what I refer to as gap fillers...
The NFL naturally turns over at least 17% of their players every year on each roster in more than some cases you have to have players like this available to give you some rotational depth that's it there's nothing to see here it's not a big deal these players on our on other people's team this is not a Jerry Jones or a Dallas cowboy thing this is the NFL this is what all teams are doing..
Don't you find it ironic that most of the Dallas cowboy cast off the people we cut the people we let go weather is for Asia because it didn't work out they're making their rounds around other teams rosters literally almost all of them have been picked up after we cut them ,including guys like Jaylon Smith, I mean all these guys are supposed to be washed, not good enough to play, but they end up on other people's rosters isn't that ironic?!!