Cowboys shored up their secondary today with the resigning of Wilson and the trade of Gilmore. Really thought the Cowboys would lose Wilson, excellent move to retain him. Gilmore was the surprise today. Why him and not Ramsey? Simple, it's all about the money as Ramsey makes double. People tend to forget, Gilmore was the best corner in the league just a few years ago, he is coming off a strong bounce back season. Really like the move.
Just heard that Lve was resigned to a very fair 2 year extension, another good resigning. All the defense needs now is to figure out the NT position and they are good to go. Think Lewis is most definitely a release candidate now.
Some of the receivers are coming off the board, two players received 11 million, that's is far better then the market last year. Do they have enough funds to land one either in fa or via the trade market? Still have Tyron's deal that can be reworked, as well as releasing Zeke to create more space. We also have to sign Rush or another backup QB.
We've band aid the defense for now ..until we get the draft guys that advances this defense.
- A must re-sign is NT Johnathan Hankins. If not it could be same run defense issues returning again.
- i was stunned that we were able to keep Donovan Wilson, whom i assumed would get a monster contract elsewhere.
- Note how no NFL team has offered a monster contract to TE Dalton Schultz. ?
- Though he's been cut twice from 2 different teams in last 2 years, i'd like the idea of Wagner and LVE duo,.. but as Jane Slater implied, once LVE re-signing happened, this puts
Wagner possible signing on ice. ..i thought if Quinn really made a push for the ex-Seahawk that he coached maybe Stephen Moneyball would break. .. but ..
Maybe club wants to invest more so in Damone Clark as the other off LB sidekick than a Wagner.
- LVE is decent-serviceable ..until we can get a new, better player.
But i'm likely to hear you repeat that the club likes LVE, more than the fans do. But i'd still take Wagner over LVE
- Ramsey is asking for even more contractual money and we already have to contend with re-signing Diggs who will likely demand to be highest paid CB in NFL.
Gilmore should be solid enough until we get a heir apparent, as he is around age 32. So it's a band aid approach.
And as a No.2 CB,...and not asking him to be a lead CB, . i'll take that for now.
- With addition of Gilmore, Lewis becomes the 4th CB, and he is primarily a slot CB
and methinks club prefers bigger, faster ball hawk Daron Bland ahead of Lewis.