Favorite Transaction This Offseason

[Typhus]

Rather it be via trade or FA signing, name your favorite signing.... only 1 is allowed.
Me personally - Kenneth Murray

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Rather it be via trade or FA signing, name your favorite signing.... only 1 is allowed.
Me personally - Kenneth Murray

I was gonna say Murray too. And Fowler. I’m intrigued to see what Murray can do in this offense with a guy like Eberfkus who specializes in linebackers.

 

[Typhus]

I was gonna say Murray too. And Fowler. I’m intrigued to see what Murray can do in this offense with a guy like Eberfkus who specializes in linebackers.

I was surprised that Washington let him walk, thought he did well for them.
Glad to have Fowler returning.

 

[thunderpimp91]

I'd probably go with Sanborn. Low cost and he may actually be the best LB on the roster right now if he shows he can stay on the field for 3rd downs.

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

Milton.

QB1.

 

[dupree89]

Rather it be via trade or FA signing, name your favorite signing.... only 1 is allowed.
Me personally - Kenneth Murray

this year or ever? I will go ever: Preston Pearson

 

[Coogiguy03]

Rather it be via trade or FA signing, name your favorite signing.... only 1 is allowed.
Me personally - Kenneth Murray

elaborate!

 

[Coogiguy03]

I'm going to say Fowler! He was angry, and I hope he brings that anger and takes it out on all the teams that didn't want to pay him what he was asking!!

 

[Typhus]

I'd probably go with Sanborn. Low cost and he may actually be the best LB on the roster right now if he shows he can stay on the field for 3rd downs.

Good call, Sanborn reunites with new Cowboys defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus and linebackers coach Dave Borgonzi in Dallas after the trio spent all three of their seasons in Chicago together.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Probably Murray, but I think Rob Jones might be a sneaky solid signing.

 

[Typhus]

Milton.

QB1.

Probably will be, Dak is our Tyron Smith at QB.

 

[gimmesix]

Payton Turner.

Another of those former first-round picks, I think he gets overlooked because he's not a high-sack player and because he's been set back by injuries. I think he could be a very solid replacement for Golston as a base end who will play the run well and has a little more pass rush ability. (An upgrade to him but not to Lawrence.)

I'm curious if he and Kneeland will be our first-down ends and give way to Parsons and Fowler on passing downs, possibly even moving inside in certain packages. I think he's going to be a hardworker who we might appreciate the way we did Golston as a role player if fans don't expect more than that.

 

[DallasEast]

Moses Malone, 1982 via a sign-and-trade deal between the Houston Rockets to the Philadelphia 76ers.

(aww crap. Dallas Cowboys. Bad DE! Bad!)

Ray Donaldson, 1995. Mark Stepnoski left for the Oilers. Donaldson stepped in at center and the most dominant offensive line in the NFL kept kicking without a hitch.

Well crap. I am updating the thread title, lol.

 

[Typhus]

this year or ever? I will go ever: Preston Pearson

Well sorry for the confusion, this year OfCourse

 

[gimmesix]

I'd probably go with Sanborn. Low cost and he may actually be the best LB on the roster right now if he shows he can stay on the field for 3rd downs.

I'm concerned about him in coverage. I think he's a good downhill player, but can get exposed in coverage. Maybe the Cover-3 scheme Eberflus likes to run will hide some of those deficiences.

 

[Typhus]

Moses Malone, 1982 via a sign-and-trade deal between the Houston Rockets to the Philadelphia 76ers.

(aww crap. Dallas Cowboys. Bad DE! Bad!)

Ray Donaldson, 1995. Mark Stepnoski left for the Oilers. Donaldson stepped in at center and the most dominant offensive line in the NFL kept kicking without a hitch.

Keep it current

 

[dupree89]

Well sorry for the confusion, this year OfCourse

ok sorry. my bad. good topic, I will be reading.

 

[Coogiguy03]

Moses Malone, 1982 via a sign-and-trade deal between the Houston Rockets to the Philadelphia 76ers.

(aww crap. Dallas Cowboys. Bad DE! Bad!)

Ray Donaldson, 1995. Mark Stepnoski left for the Oilers. Donaldson stepped in at center and the most dominant offensive line in the NFL kept kicking without a hitch.

Well crap. I am updating the thread title, lol.

Stop!!!! Let me get some on the job training would you, gosh you're a work-aholic!!! Sheesh!

 

[Typhus]

Remember the rules, only 1 favorite, we all know who has been signed.

 

[DallasEast]

Keep it current

Thanks. I saw where you clarified that requirement after the fact. And I took the added step to make certain other members understand the same when they click on the thread title.