thechosen1n2
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We're not talking about most cases. We're talking about this case, here in Dallas. I mean, everybody understands that in most cases or places, scoring 32 should win you a ball game but not here. We have a QB who seems to require a massive amount of talent in order to score 32 points per game. You don't see the correlation there? If it takes all of this cap to allow this offense to be potent and you still got to pay out a 40 mil deal then you are doing it wrong. We don't need 32 points a game, to be honest. I believe the average in the NFL is like 25 points per team, per contest right now. We need a guy who can put up 27 and we need a Defense who can hold other teams to 25. That's what we need. We don't need a 32 point offense and a defense that is giving up 34.
Getting rid of your QB may not make your Defense better but if your QB isn't going to win you games and still demand some kind of record deal, then what does it matter? It's time to tear it up and start over. So here's the question for you. If you have a QB who scores 32 points a game, if you have that guy and you still can't win then does paying him a record deal fix the problem and how exactly does it allow you to improve when you are spending such a large percentage of your cap on just one position?
I don't care how much the QB averages. If he can't get the W, regardless, then it doesn't mean a thing.
We say massive amount of talent. Zeke has been eeehhhh the past 2 years. Amari gets paid like the a typical # 1. The Oline has been injury riddled, we have a mediocre tight end.
What massive talent are you referring to?
Spoken like JJ.....score points and HOPE the Defense holds up....scoring 35 pts is useless if teams are scoring 40pts.
Try looking at the issue holistically rather than "Dak, Dak, Dak",what I think @ABQCOWBOY is saying is that if we cant get Dak for a deal that allows us to improve the Defense and other holes in the team there is no point paying him to play in a team that isnt going to compete.
Looking at the CAP (and yes it does have an effect) if he doesnt sign a 5 year deal that frees up CAP space in 2021 and 2022 we move on a build a team.
News for you - this may mean:
1) Accepting we wont be competing in possibly the next 3 years
2) It doesnt necessarily matter who we play at QB, as we wont be competing
3) We may use our probable top 5 draft pick on a QB or we not ......we are looking to IMPROVE THE TEAM NOT NECESSARILY QB.
4) We may use someone off the street to play QB - as we improve the team in general.
First thing. I like Dak but Im not some huge Dak fan. I think hes a top 7 QB and a top 3 to 4 to start a franchise
Maholmes, Wilson, Dak and Allen) when you consider age and everything.
2. I said no such thing about score points and play no defense. I only said that Not paying Dak does not ensure us good defense, because it also takes coaching and chemistry.
3. To be a winning team in this NFL a capable QB is also necessary.
4. It will not take a total rehaul to rebuild the O line. Collins, Mart, Biediaz, Looney, Knight, Williams, Smith (2 years and draft a replacement this year)
5. I believe in Defense. I was against any receiver including CeeDee whom I like on my draft board was begging for Kinlaw or Chaisson with Winfield in the second. I would have been fine with Duvernay in the 3rd or 4th.
6. This years draft needs to be ALLL about defense... Linebacker, CB, Safety, first and foremost. Lawrence isnt going anywhere and though hes not living up to his contract hes not bad. Actually does more than his stats show. Gregory is going to be cheap. Smith can be resigned cheap at least 1 more year. They are both servicable. Triston Hill was showing improvements. Diggs has shown signs. Tere is the ability to build a top 8 to 15 defense without blowing up everything.
7. My question to yall is how does signing Dak stop any of this, unless you plan is to spend alot of money in free agency signings, and whats your plan at QB. Hope that you are the #1 pick and draft trevor lawrence (whom I like), but there are no guarantees.
8. If you disagree (which you likely will) please spell out your plan. Not sarcastically. I genuinely interested in your approach.