Does trading for a WR affect Ceedee?

Who cares how it effects Cee Dee ? Cream always rises to the top. Cee Dee will either adjust and prosper or he will fold and respond like a wuss. My thinking is he will prosper.
Add a $40m QB who can't get them all the ball... and you got a basket case. He will chuck it to his TE or safety option.
Straw man argument. Dak get's them the Ball just fine. But hey if your not going to argue in good faith, we just arguing
 
Add a $40m QB who can't get them all the ball... and you got a basket case. He will chuck it to his TE or safety option.
You realize one of his WR's had a 100 yard reception season right. First time a Cowboy WR had 100 catches in a season since Irvin in 1995
 
He will not play the next two years on his rookie deal

They probably will try and get him signed asap before Jefferson signs
Agreed but that doesn't change anything I wrote. I said he won't be a 20-million-dollar cap hit on the books officially till at least 2026 so the narrative that's been thrown around all week of "you can't pay 2 guys over 20 million each" isn't valid
 
Agreed but that doesn't change anything I wrote. I said he won't be a 20-million-dollar cap hit on the books officially till at least 2026 so the narrative that's been thrown around all week of "you can't pay 2 guys over 20 million each" isn't valid
Did you not say he wont be a $20m cap hit until 2026?
 
Did you not say he wont be a $20m cap hit until 2026?
Yes that's what I said. It was in response to people whining that you can't pay $20 million plus cap hits to two receivers.

I said even if they did get a high dollar veteran receiver they would be the ones with the high cap hit the next 3 years not lamb. He essentially has 3 years of lower cap hit.

Lamb like you said will be extended but the money he gets to make them happy (signing bonus) will be pushed down the contract as a signing bonus. They're still going to have low 2024 and 2025 cap hits on him, he won't be 20 plus million on the books till 2026

It's a combination of how they structure it plus having those two cheap years remaining helps. Devante Adams for example signed a completely new deal (he had zero cheap years remaining) and it still won't be until his third season with the raiders until he breaks 15 million a year cap hit
 
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