Desmond King just traded for a 6th round pick

[Future]

Desmond King isn't actually good. He's 4th on the Chargers depth chart and was a scratch in a game last year.

 

[Future]

They are laughed at by their "peers"

Not even behind their backs or anonymously quoted anymore, openly ridiculed.

Lol, exaggerate much?

Quinn, Bennett were both good trades. Dumping Griffen was a good move.

They're no better or worse at trades than anyone else.

 

[KingintheNorth]

How do you feel about the cowboys 1 superbowl win to the titans 0 superbowl wins in the last 25 years?

At the end of the day, losing a conference championship equals the losses of 30 other teams, only 1 team wins

You want your team to be good enough to legitimately compete for championships. In a quarter century, we have not. In that same time period, the Titans have built 3 separate rosters that have.

I love our history as much as any Cowboys fan. I just hate that our tradition of legitimately competing for championships is simply history.

 

[KingintheNorth]

They're no better or worse at trades than anyone else.

Whatever you need to tell yourselves.

They just signed Griffen. So are they dumb for signing him and now smart for trading him?

Bennett trade accomplished nothing but exposing the lack of leadership inside the locker room.

Quinn was a good trade no doubt. We need a whole lot more of those.

 

[Future]

Whatever you need to tell yourselves.

They just signed Griffen. So are they dumb for signing him and now smart for trading him?

Bennett trade accomplished nothing but exposing the lack of leadership inside the locker room.

Quinn was a good trade no doubt. We need a whole lot more of those.

It was a smart signing and when it didn't work, smart trade.

Doesn't matter, you got a good player at a good price.

You don't evaluate trades with hindsight, so you can't sit here and say the Titans are so well run, relative to Dallas, because they traded for King. It's basically the same move the Cowboys made twice last year.

 

[KingintheNorth]

It was a smart signing and when it didn't work, smart trade.

Crazy how that works. No matter what we do it's smart.

When does this winning start?

 

[Future]

Crazy how that works. No matter what we do it's smart.

When does this winning start?

Ok and if the Titans don't win the super bowl and their pass defense still sucks, was that trade stupid?

 

[KingintheNorth]

Ok and if the Titans don't win the super bowl and their pass defense still sucks, was that trade stupid?

Not if he improves their pass defense and thus improves their chances of winning?

Are you implying that waivers guy we just traded for will have a similar impact to the Cowboys that King will have for the Titans?

What aren't you grasping or are you so deep into defend-all-things-Cowboys mode that you have completely abandoned logic?

 

[Future]

Not if he improves their pass defense and thus improves their chances of winning?

Are you implying that waivers guy we just traded for will have a similar impact to the Cowboys that King will have for the Titans?

What aren't you grasping or are you so deep into defend-all-things-Cowboys mode that you have completely abandoned logic?

No I thought trade success was pegged to winning. You literally just said it.

Trading for Quinn and Bennett was the same quality of trade as King - probably better. The point is that you can't use this trade as some mechanism to say the Cowboys are a joke, because it's not better than what they've done recently.

What you're not grasping is the fact that your holding Dallas' trades to a different standard than this one.

 

[dsturgeon]

How do you feel about the cowboys 1 superbowl win to the titans 0 superbowl wins in the last 25 years?

You want your team to be good enough to legitimately compete for championships. In a quarter century, we have not. In that same time period, the Titans have built 3 separate rosters that have.

I love our history as much as any Cowboys fan. I just hate that our tradition of legitimately competing for championships is simply history.

Almost doesn't matter in football.

 

[HappyOnions]

Meh, I would have liked him but we need to obtain picks, not part with them.

 

[ghst187]

I would have loved this trade for the Cowboys.

yeah we should’ve drafted him when he came out. Easy no brainer third round pick...Dow