Does AP want to play for Cowboys?

[Venger]

Let's address real positions of need on this team before we break the already broken bank replacing our existing serviceable running back.

 

[KJJ]

I love AD, but you can't dump that much money into a RB in this day and age. You need a platoon of fresh, young backs as the game simply moves too fast and too hard to hold up over the long term.

It would be money and a load of draft picks for an RB that will be 29 in March with over 10,000 yards on his odometer. The Vikings would never get in a trade the value he brings them. If he was 26-27 they could entertain the thought of trading him so they can get a QB but not at this stage in his career.

 

[Hook'em#11]

No, take that cash that it would take to get him and fix the SERIOUS issues this team has with it..

Start with Defense.

 

[jchap]

AP carted off the field. Maybe we can get a serious injury recovery discount

 

[MichaelWinicki]

AP is getting "over the hill" when it comes to "mileage" on this body. He was my #1 pick when it came to fantasy football this season and he underwhelmed more than he overwhelmed. He was nicked up for much of the season.

I wouldn't want him in Dallas, not for his salary, and not for what it would cost to acquire him.

His quest for Emmitt's record is over IMO.

 

[TTexasTT]

too bad for AP.
I think he is a better RB than Emmitt too.

 

[Titleist]

too bad for AP.
I think he is a better RB than Emmitt too.

Oh come on, is this a joke? In terms of pure natural ability, maybe you have a point. But durability and career longevity makes this is non-question. Emmitt was a warrior who would play through injuries; Peterson is simply an injury liability.

Idk, maybe I'm just biased because I will never EVER forgive AP for choosing Oklahoma over Texas.

 

[NJ22]

we will be b-r-o-k-e next year.