did spencer sign the tag?

[jblaze2004]

if not how cool and cold:laugh2: would it be if we signed mario and recinded the tag on spencer...lol

 

[bigE79]

if not how cool and cold:laugh2: would it be if we signed mario and recinded the tag on spencer...lol

J,that would be classic

 

[montgod]

if not how cool and cold:laugh2: would it be if we signed mario and recinded the tag on spencer...lol

I can see Spencer now with a pen in hand... watching Twitter to get one hint of the Boys being interested in Mario. :laugh2:

 

[IAMKING]

He would just hit market as one of top OLBs available

 

[speedkilz88]

if not how cool and cold:laugh2: would it be if we signed mario and recinded the tag on spencer...lol

You really don't get it. Spencer and his agent would love to have that tag rescinded right now. He can get a long term contract with a big bonus and guaranteed money as the best SOLB available.

 

[21Savage]

He would just hit market as one of top OLBs available

Exactly! I don't understand how short minded some people are with their hate for their own Cowboys players.

See the kind of coin being offered to Mario? Yeah Spencer will get more than 9 million guaranteed in this market.

 

[Hostile]

He has not. They are working on a long term deal that would free up cap space.

 

[ABQcowboyJR]

Exactly! I don't understand how short minded some people are with their hate for their own Cowboys players.

See the kind of coin being offered to Mario? Yeah Spencer will get more than 9 million guaranteed in this market.

Yeah but not from us. I don't mind paying Rio that kinda money.

 

[DasTex]

He has not. They are working on a long term deal that would free up cap space.

This is what the ideal situation is. Not to rescind the tag, but to sign to a 4-5 year deal.

The take a run at Mario.

Ware on one side - Mario and Spencer on the other

 

[Deep_Freeze]

He has not. They are working on a long term deal that would free up cap space.

If we do this, it would give us more space, but the question is would it automatically rule Mario out the equation.....

 

[ravidubey]

Mario Williams would be an amazing addition to this team. Alone he'd allow the team to play many more 4-3 looks which would fit the team's personnel outside of Anthony Spencer extremely well.

If Dallas truly signs Carr as is heavily rumored, the two of them would immediately fix almost all that's wrong with this defense.

DeCastro sliding to pick 14 in April's draft completes this offseason fantasy.

 

[sonnyboy]

Exactly! I don't understand how short minded some people are with their hate for their own Cowboys players.

See the kind of coin being offered to Mario? Yeah Spencer will get more than 9 million guaranteed in this market.

You don't what the hell you're talking about. Spencer sucks and should be released. He's only been tagged because Jerry's a moron. I know this because I listen to the local Dallas media and frequent this message board.

 

[ravidubey]

Ware on one side - Mario and Spencer on the other

Not sure how much this helps, really. Williams is not a great fit as a 3-4 DE. He needs to be at or near the LOS, very rarely drop back into coverage, and face the ROT as an edge rusher and run stuffer.

Wherever he plays he will be a difference-maker, but starting him off the bat as a 3-4 DE is not the best choice. I don't even like him as a 3-4 SOLB.

Spencer on top of Williams makes the team very weak in coverage on that side. In short yardage, they'd be deadly, but that's a very expensive investment for short yardage.

Better to rescind Spencer's offer, reclaim the 8.8 mil, promote Butler to SOLB, and use many more 4-3 looks. That would not only save Butler's career it would be an amazing lift to just about every other front seven defender the Cowboys have plans for.

 

[cowboy_ron]

He has not. They are working on a long term deal that would free up cap space.

Stephen is still at the ranch working harder than anybody:laugh2:

 

[Deep_Freeze]

Not sure how much this helps, really. Williams is not a great fit as a 3-4 DE. He needs to be at or near the LOS, very rarely drop back into coverage, and face the ROT as an edge rusher and run stuffer.

Wherever he plays he will be a difference-maker, but starting him off the bat as a 3-4 DE is not the best choice. I don't even like him as a 3-4 SOLB.

Spencer on top of Williams makes the team very weak in coverage on that side. In short yardage, they'd be deadly, but that's a very expensive investment for short yardage.

Better to rescind Spencer's offer, reclaim the 8.8 mil, promote Butler to SOLB, and use many more 4-3 looks. That would not only save Butler's career it would be an amazing lift to just about every other front seven defender the Cowboys have plans for.

Here we go again with the 4-3 talk.

Yet if you look at the top Ds in the NFL in average points given up, the 3-4 is just plain dominant.

We need the players to fill out the 3-4, the 3-4 itself isn't the problem.

 

[popp1234]

He has not. They are working on a long term deal that would free up cap space.

Cool! A win/win for him AND the team.

 

[speedkilz88]

Not sure how much this helps, really. Williams is not a great fit as a 3-4 DE. He needs to be at or near the LOS, very rarely drop back into coverage, and face the ROT as an edge rusher and run stuffer.

Wherever he plays he will be a difference-maker, but starting him off the bat as a 3-4 DE is not the best choice. I don't even like him as a 3-4 SOLB.

Spencer on top of Williams makes the team very weak in coverage on that side. In short yardage, they'd be deadly, but that's a very expensive investment for short yardage.

Better to rescind Spencer's offer, reclaim the 8.8 mil, promote Butler to SOLB, and use many more 4-3 looks. That would not only save Butler's career it would be an amazing lift to just about every other front seven defender the Cowboys have plans for.

That is horribly thought out.