Early game thread

Well he hasn't exactly been lighting up the NFL since he left Dallas. In fact he has barely had any 100 yd games sine he left Dallas.

He's not getting high carries outside of one game. 2 out of 4 games, he averaged over 7 yards a run.
 
I didn't see him having a lot of success in Philly. Bad fit for him.

Because he's a north south runner, and in philly he was running out of the shotgun east west a lot. In tenn he is running north south again, albeit largely out of the shotgun, as Mariota has regressed and can't take a snap from behind center. But his runs are between the tackles where he feasts
 
Imagine if we had traded Ware a year early and gotten a bevy of draft picks. Sure we would've lost a good year out of him, but we could've rebuilt multiple positions elsewhere.
Now think about where we are at with Romo. Will you give up one or two more good seasons from him if you could get multiple draft picks and huge cap relief?
Trades in the NFL are weird. I'm not sure anyone would take TR.
 
Then why do they keep getting rid of him lol? Despite how "all-world" he's been? The same reason we let him walk or he left. I believe we did offer him a contract but he was offered more elsewhere.

I'm not really sure what was expected here when we had Witten here. Should we have gotten rid of Witten?

Never said he was all world but he's had personality issues and he's been able to get more money elsewhere. It's not like he's warming the bench everywhere he goes, teams have been getting production out of him. He's averaging 16.5 a catch the season and has 3 TDs. Having Witten we should have never drafted a TE that high which is why these second round TEs have been failing with us. It makes no sense to draft a TE that high when you have a Jason Witten. We've tried two TE offenses attempting to use the second TE as an added dimension in the passing game and it hasn't worked. The emergence of Beasley in the slot foiled the plans the Cowboys had for Escobar.
 
He's not getting high carries outside of one game. 2 out of 4 games, he averaged over 7 yards a run.

Well I would've loved to have gotten a few more good seasons out of him here but he thought two more million minus Pennsylvania state income taxes was too tempting. Of course, I was fed up with his fumbles. I'd argue his fumble in the loss to Washington and the fumble in the playoffs cost us a shot at the Super Bowl in 2014
 
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