That's what I'm talking about. Let's get our QB. I'm going to think positive until that cornerback is announced with the 4th pick. Then I go full Alexander.
ARLINGTON -- Emmitt Smith ... Bob Lilly ... Troy Aikman.
Good things, sometimes even great things, come after bad. That has been the case nine times out of 10 with the Cowboys when they have lost 10 or more games in a season.
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That's what I'm talking about. Let's get our QB. I'm going to think positive until that cornerback is announced with the 4th pick. Then I go full Alexander.
ARLINGTON -- Emmitt Smith ... Bob Lilly ... Troy Aikman.
Good things, sometimes even great things, come after bad. That has been the case nine times out of 10 with the Cowboys when they have lost 10 or more games in a season.
DeMarcus Ware ... Mel Renfro ... Roy Williams.
The NFL is designed to achieve parity which means it rewards mediocrity at the top of the draft for teams that inhabit the bottom of the standings. In a season that came to a merciful conclusion Sunday, the Cowboys finished last in the NFC East, a full five games behind a barely-above-average Washington team.
Tyron Smith ... Terence Newman ...Greg Ellis.
Only once after losing 10 games have the Cowboys not immediately grabbed a highly productive player in the draft and that came in 2002 when they had already sent their first-round pick to Seattle for Joey Galloway. So with the 53rd selection in the 2002 draft, the Cowboys added:
The one and only Quincy Carter.
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For me, it's Goff or nothing at this point. If he's still there, I happily pull the trigger. If he's not, I want no part of Lynch. Not because I don't feel he has the tools to become a good quarterback, but because it is apparent to me that this coaching staff lacks the ability to teach him how to use them.
Without Romo out there, this staff is a dumpster fire of incompetence and I have no faith than any of them have the needed ability to develop a quarterback.
Goff's 'ceiling' might be a bit lower, but his foundation is much stronger and he's closer to being ready now. The less expected from the staff, the better off everyone will be.
IF Goff's ceiling is lower and the organization wants to get 2 more years out of Romo, why not go with Lynch? Just asking!
IF Goff's ceiling is lower and the organization wants to get 2 more years out of Romo, why not go with Lynch? Just asking!
The closer to a finished product the player is, the better off both they and the Cowboys would be.
I generally agree with that, but college football doesn't develop pro quarterbacks anymore. Just one-read spread guys.