Cowboysheelsreds053
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Come home E.T.
Steven Spielberg is this you?
Come home E.T.
Ok... Just go get Earl Thomas then...Just go get a guy that everyone will complain about in another year for making too much money...Just draft an Elite Safety then...The Draft is just a crapshoot anyway. I like Earl Thomas but I just think they have other needsWho? Just draft one.
Elite players make differences. Not need players.
It is really a bizarre drama.Showing up for practice but not practicing for “personal reasons”. The whole thing is so bizarre.
That’s like you telling your boss that you can’t work for personal reasons but showing up to the job and watching everyone else’s work.
Literally the only explanation that makes any sense is that a trade is imminent and the receiving party (not necessarily the Cowboys, by the way) don’t want to risk his injury.
Took the words right outa my mouth!It is really a bizarre drama.
I see two scenarios:
The most likely to me.....both teams have agreed to terms. Part of those terms is that Thomas will not play for either team on Sunday, and they agreed to remain mum until after the game. That includes Thomas, who they don't want around the locker room talking to other players. Thomas is laying low.
The other scenario could be that Thomas is mad and trying to force their hand. He doesn't want to play in this game because he thought he would be here by now. Dallas met the 2nd round demand, and Seattle balked for a 1st, and now Thomas feels lied to.
I also think perhaps the reason that Jourdan Lewis isn't playing is that Seattle wants him in the trade.
All speculation, or course, which is interesting and fun at the moment.
The only thing we know for sure is something is up, and yes, it involves the Cowboys and Thomas extreme desire to be here as quickly as possible.
I'm also certain that Schneider would love to trade Thomas ANYWHERE but here so he doesn't get what he wants. But teams aren't going to give up much for a guy they have little chance of signing long-term so long as Dallas comes close to matching in the offseason.
Meanwhiile, Seattle is looking at 0-3 and a season over the very day they have their home opener.
Seattle is in a bad situation, and the hated Cowboys have them cornered like a wounded animal. It's ugly.
Will Jason Garret retire at halftime as well? OoOMy Halftime ET trade might happen.
Because they had a season to play, and they wanted to showcase him for other teams.Why would he worry about getting hurt in this game after already playing the first two?
I'll be disappointed if we give up a second round pick. Outraged if it's more than that. (Assuming there is a trade in next 10 days)
QB and TEs are a much bigger need than a FS.We have no bigger need than FS.............not even close
We dont have a free safety. Legitimate passing teams will light this secondary up on the back end.QB and TEs are a much bigger need than a FS.
WRONGQB and TEs are a much bigger need than a FS.
I'd trade a first rounder (plus Dak) for Russell Wilson tomorrow and he'd have a bigger impact on the Cowboys than Earl Thomas......and it's not even close.
Sean LeeIf you seen what we have done with second round picks I wouldn't be. Especially how weak I consider our safety position to be as well. Ill take an all pro for 3 more years over a lottery ticket where you lose WAY more then you win anyways. That being said if Seahawks lose here their leverage goes down considerably, they know this and everyone else does and I wouldn't expect their demands to be this high, although they will likely feel it out a game or two afterwards for last hope.
Using a 2nd to get a player like EThomas is a no brainer.....we still get him for 3-5 years of Probowl level Defensive QBingSean Lee
Jaylon Smith
Chido Awuzie
Connor Williams
Randy Gregory (yeah, I know)
Those are all second-round picks.
Dak is better and cheaper than WilsonI would too ... Any veteran QB still in their prime , with superbowl wins, would be a steal for a 1st round pick .
Dak is better and cheaper than Wilson