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He feel off this season? lol yean 123 with 4.9 avg in his last game this season despite the teams are keying on him.

If you think Murray had the same juice to end the season as he did to start.... Well... I disagree.
 

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Or...

Super Bowl is Peppers doesn't make a great play.

Or.

Super Bowl if Linehan had run instead of throwing long to Dez, eaten the clock and scored leaving less than a minute for Rodgers to answer.

Lots of what ifs in that game.

Or.

Super Bowl if . . .

you can name all sorts of things. Super Bowl if Romo starts against Arizona instead of Weeden and we're 13-3 and the 1 seed?
 

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Because it's VERY likely to not work as great next year. How do I know? History.

Now if Murray is another Dickerson. SIGN ME UP!

And a small, dumb , no character player like Randle will work great. Team chemistry is half of the puzzle. Most who haven't been part of a team before have a hard time seeing that. Murray brings that chemistry with Tony, Dez, OL, Red, etc.
 

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If you think Murray had the same juice to end the season as he did to start.... Well... I disagree.

I think Murray was still getting it done and despite the fact he was the main guy teams keyed on. During the course of the games his longer runs took place later in games as many back will say they get stronger as the carries come, frankly I don't buy into that I think the defense gets worn down from the consistent pounding they are taking by the OL and of Murray
 

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I think Murray was still getting it done and despite the fact he was the main guy teams keyed on. During the course of the games his longer runs took place later in games as many back will say they get stronger as the carries come, frankly I don't buy into that I think the defense gets worn down from the consistent pounding they are taking by the OL and of Murray

Murray's 4 worst games by average yard per rush happened in our last 7 games. That should tell you something very important.
 

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And a small, dumb , no character player like Randle will work great. Team chemistry is half of the puzzle. Most who haven't been part of a team before have a hard time seeing that. Murray brings that chemistry with Tony, Dez, OL, Red, etc.

Team chemistry is not half the puzzle.

I'm also wondering why our team chemistry would suck if Murray walked.
 

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Murray's 4 worst games by average yard per rush happened in our last 7 games. That should tell you something very important.

Yeah he played with a broken hand which made it hard to stiff arm anyone. And still avg 98 yards a game in that period along with 8 TD. Not bad for a guy that defense focuses on and not playing at 100%
 

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Funny thing is only people trying to diminish what Murray has done is people here who want him gone, outside most recognize how great an accomplishment Murray season was.
 

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I don't think it is hate I think some do not value what Murray brings to the table. If you are of the mindset that the running game does not determine outcomes of games then of course you are not going to put a significant price tag on it. For me, I have seen Dallas bring in a lot of RB since the days of Emmitt and now we have an all-around back who accounted for 40% of this team’s offense and whom I think is in the prime of his career. I would hope we can get a fair deal done

I call it like I see it. The running game was a ginormous tone setter on offense this year and it is the key to our future success on the offensive side of the ball.
 

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I call it like I see it. The running game was a ginormous tone setter on offense this year and it is the key to our future success on the offensive side of the ball.

I agree, Dallas went from a pass happy team to a more balanced attack and what we saw was great production in the running game and Romo posting one if not his best season. I do think there is limitations to what we can pay and given what other top backs are getting paid and the fact Murray is 26 I do not see 6 mill being some outrageous deal. I think it is less than what others are getting yet fair. If he is looking for 8, 9 or 10 mill fine I wish him the best but I would at least put forth a fair deal not some low ball offer.
 

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I don’t think about [the one big contract], I’m thinking about winning a Super Bowl. What’s best for me to win a Super Bowl and win one now. At the end of the day, the money is irrelevant to some degree. But you definitely want to get what you’re worth and things like that. At the end of the day it’s about winning a Super Bowl.

DeMarco Murray on the high # of carries hurting his value: "I dont take a lot of hard hits. I feel amazing. Im not worried about that talk."

I believe him. The evidence is on tape.
 

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Free agent DeMarco Murray says he hasn't started thinking about his contract yet, but left open the possibility that he won't be back with the Cowboys.
"You never know what’s going to happen, we’ll see what happens," Murray said in a radio interview. "But all you can do is hope for the best." The early signs suggest Murray will be allowed to walk, but owner/GM Jerry Jones has always been extremely reluctant to part with home-grown talent.
Source: [SIZE=+0]dallascowboys.com [/SIZE]

Writing is on the wall folks...
 

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I do preach for consistency more than most. You are correct there. And I would still be preaching it if I felt Murray's asking price was great. The thing is, he is not our only option, and some options are going to be a whole lot cheaper. Look, I was very down on Joseph Randle after 2013. He was awful. I gave him an F. I'm not afraid of the Cowboys using a combination of him and Ryan Williams whom I have liked for a long time. If you recall I liked him in that Draft. I really like his loyalty to Dallas, and I thought he was really solid for us in pre-season. I think there is something there. I really do.

I would prefer Murray over any other option. But not at a cap crippling price. I am leery of what kind of drop off we will see in 2015. First of all, let's admit, teams are going to focus 2015 on stopping him. They have to, and while we're being honest let's admit, they will. Not every game. He's going to still have some magnificent games, but he's not going to replicate 2014. 1200 to 1300 yards is about where I see him in 2015, and that's still a fantastic season. Is that type of season worth $8 to $9 million a year? Not for me. Not if I can have Peterson for $5 or 6$ million. Even at 31, he doesn't have old legs. I probably don't want him for much more than a year, but I'd take him at the right price if Murray's price is too high. That's the business side of football that we all hate but have to accept.

I like a lot of draft picks in this coming Draft too, and let's face it they are all going to be cheaper than either Peterson or Murray. I don't think they would be as good, but do think they could be good enough. The 2 RBs I really am intrigued with are Ameer Abdullah and Tevin Coleman. I see Coleman as a Jamaal Charles type Back who has such jaw dropping speed that if he gets a hole and a step he's gone. I can't lie, with a line like ours, that could be bigger than many would like to admit. He reminds me a bit of Tony Dorsett with that speed. I'd take that. Abdullah fits the mold of a RKG. He is supposed to be a really fantastic team leader, top quality person, and in my opinion, one hell of a football player.

I wouldn't take any RB in round 1. Maybe never again. Unless of course he is a Bo Jackson, Herschel Walker, or Earl Campbell. You know how I like those bruising RBs. That to me is Todd Gurley. I love that kid. He reminds me of Marshawn Lynch the way he punishes as he runs. With a homonym of girlie for a name you also know that he's probably the toughest SOB on the field. The old "Boy Named Sue" reality. If he had not torn his ACL I probably would want him in round 1. I know for a fact Dallas is very high on him. If he's there in the 2nd round, I'll be shocked if we pass on him. If you tell me we can have Coleman or Gurley in round 2 I am going to tell you I am not against it at all. I prefer young legs at RB to old legs, I prefer lower price to higher price.

I am a huge fan of Murray. I loved that Draft pick if you recall. I had some battles with forum members who disliked that pick. They had some skins on the wall from those battles with his injuries. I won't deny that. I now have my skin on the wall with his rushing title and league leading rushing TDs. Bring him back? Yeah, I'm all for it. I prefer it to be for a price that doesn't make the same people turn every thread into a pissing contest. If he gets $9 million per year and has a bad game or heaven forbid he does what all RBs do and fumbles, it's going to suck hearing about how he wasn't worth it and Jerry has resorted to his old self giving outrageous contracts. I'd like to avoid those whine fests.

Hope that makes sense.

Yes, it makes sense. I am more in line with the window of opportunity. Because what is after Romo? Nothing. This team has not positioned themselves well for a post Romo world. And with his age and his health, that window is finite, even if we cannot see or know when the end will come.

To that I want experience and a gamer. I do not trust Randall at all. I rewatched the second Eagles game. When Randall came in he dashed off as really nice 12 yard run. People - and not saying you, but some - hang into those runs as if they are common place for him. But he also had two runs that were reminiscent of Julius Jones where he was indecisive and got caught being either too patient, or just couldn't make up his mind. Will that go away with reps? Maybe. But there is so much unknown about him which is known about Murray.

And if nothing else, Hos, you are a character guy and Murray has that in spades.

I understand the cap hit. But I also understand the window. Other teams focused on Emmitt, and while Murray is not Emmitt, he is a great deal closer than anything this franchise has seen since Emmitt.

The opportunity is now in my mind.
 

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Peppers wouldn't have made a great play if DM wasn't so careless with the ball like he always is. I'm really torn with DM. I like his hard nose running, I like that he can catch the ball well and pick up the blitz etc. But there are 2 things I really don't like about him. #1 He is careless with the football. I don't understand why he didn't change that all year after seeing himself on film. Turnovers are killers and his turnover vs GB REALLY hurt us. #2. He runs to darkness a lot. Sometimes he can have a wide open lane and he runs into his own man who is blocking a defender or right into a defender. I understand how you feel about AD but we are in a situation with Romo that we probably only have one more chance to go to a super bowl before he is officially done. So why not get AD who is a fantastic runner and who rarely ever fumbles the ball? Is it a long term move? No, but it is a move that makes sense for one year and the right amount of money.

Peppers was engaged with Martin and the hole was big enough to drive two trucks through. Peppers closed the gap and made a play.

But here is the deal all the people who wish to blame Murray. Remember Tiki Barber? He had a problem holding onto the ball and he changed things.

Do any of you really believe Murray will not work on that aspect?

Sometimes the other guy makes a better play. We love in a blame society that looks for someone to punish for our own disappointments. That is why reality TV and hosts of talk shows are so aggressive. That is a popular theme now days because in our society we assuage our own smallness by blaming those we see in the limelight.

Peppers made a good play. But that play did not cost the team the game.
 

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Or.

Super Bowl if . . .

you can name all sorts of things. Super Bowl if Romo starts against Arizona instead of Weeden and we're 13-3 and the 1 seed?

Exactly.

So go back through the schedule.

A healthy Romo beats San Fran. Arizona. That puts Dallas sitting and waiting for the worst team in the second round and the best record in football.

I usually don't play this game of what if in this way. But I have thought many times since the Non-catch that fate stepped in and messed with Romo's health. Else Dallas would have been the first seed and the odds on favorite to win it all. And GB would have brought a hobbled Rodgers to the Death Star. Or Seattle.

And I like that scenario much better.

And while we're at it, Romo would expose NE defense and people would see him lead this team past the Brady Bunch and win it all.

But that is my homer opinion.
 
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