DLaw meeting with the Cowboys on Friday

[slick325]

He's still a good player, especially with the emphasis now on fixing the run. I would def welcome him back for the right price.

The question is, what is the right price? Older player, injury risk, not a huge stat guy...what does Canter see as his market value is the gonna be tough to figure out. I know Canter said the Cowboys already know what it would take to re-sign DLaw, but should Dallas let him go find his market price and come back to Dallas for a chance to match?

 

[Hadenough]

Cowboys have treated him very well. If he wants to return, it should be a very friendly team deal. The Cowboys have to be prepared for him to leave though and take the comp pick.

Cowboys should view him as a rotational player if they want him back. At his age I'm not giving him 20 mil a year.

 

[Creeper]

Everything I am hearing, including this latest comment from his agent, tells me DLaw is looking to get paid, or overpaid I should say. Solid player but I think his prime has past and while he may have another year left in him, I don't want to give him $20 million.

 

[john van brocklin]

I am not offering him much more than the NFL minimum with incentives based on his injury history,
But as he is one of " our guys" expect 10m a year....
smh

 

[john van brocklin]

One of the worst cancers we ever had on this team.

Hope he leaves and disapears in the shadows. Like he used to do during his career with us.

Id say all the best for him. But that would be a lie. I hope he has the worst live someone could imagine from now on.

Dude!
This is just a game!
What did he do ?Slap your momma?

 

[CCBoy]

This is the dominant backdrop on defensive progression.

Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones noted this week that Dallas would be "selectively aggressive" this offseason. Paying Odighizuwa with Micah Parsons' big contract still to be done would certainly qualify.

https://www.nfl.com/news/brian-scho...izuwa-contract-a-lot-of-ongoing-conversations