This is how I feel
Wow, how have I never seen that!! Hilarious. Thanks for the belly laugh Rasta.
BTW, when was this PC?
Excellent in 2014.
Possibly better in 2013 as the season moves forward.
They've got a winning record without contributions from many of the highly paid players; therefore, there is no loss when those players are gone for 2014. Spencer will be gone with no dead-money. Ratliff will be a big dead-money hit, but it will be off the books after 2014 and most of it is offset by not having his high base salary. Austin is likely gone in 2014. Again, being without his high base salary offsets the dead-money.
On offense, they have the required talent at almost all of the positions. They probably need 1 additional OLineman. They have multiple young players that are significant contributors that should continue to get better. Fred, Leary, TWill, Beasley, Harris, TSmith, Hanna. Others like Dunbar, Randle, and Escobar have talent and should progress.
The biggest issue on offense is the play calling. Unlike talent improvements, play calling could be improved immediately.
On defense, they're in the 1st year of a scheme change and have had massive numbers of injuries. Some added talent, less injuries and a 2nd year in the scheme could result in a drastic improvement. The health of Ware is the biggest question mark going forward in 2013 and into 2014. Despite the great season that Hatcher is having, I don't see him getting any huge offers in Free Agency due to his age and injury history.
I think they will restructure contracts and sign 1 significant Free Agent. It will be either an OLineman or DLineman.
In the draft, I expect the 1st round pick to be either OL or DL.
I foresee a very solid roster in 2014. The biggest question to me is the play calling which could easily be solved with a new O-Coordinator.
Excellent in 2014.
Possibly better in 2013 as the season moves forward.
They've got a winning record without contributions from many of the highly paid players; therefore, there is no loss when those players are gone for 2014. Spencer will be gone with no dead-money. Ratliff will be a big dead-money hit, but it will be off the books after 2014 and most of it is offset by not having his high base salary. Austin is likely gone in 2014. Again, being without his high base salary offsets the dead-money.
On offense, they have the required talent at almost all of the positions. They probably need 1 additional OLineman. They have multiple young players that are significant contributors that should continue to get better. Fred, Leary, TWill, Beasley, Harris, TSmith, Hanna. Others like Dunbar, Randle, and Escobar have talent and should progress.
The biggest issue on offense is the play calling. Unlike talent improvements, play calling could be improved immediately.
On defense, they're in the 1st year of a scheme change and have had massive numbers of injuries. Some added talent, less injuries and a 2nd year in the scheme could result in a drastic improvement. The health of Ware is the biggest question mark going forward in 2013 and into 2014. Despite the great season that Hatcher is having, I don't see him getting any huge offers in Free Agency due to his age and injury history.
I think they will restructure contracts and sign 1 significant Free Agent. It will be either an OLineman or DLineman.
In the draft, I expect the 1st round pick to be either OL or DL.
I foresee a very solid roster in 2014. The biggest question to me is the play calling which could easily be solved with a new O-Coordinator.
Having said that, on this particular thread I think it's relevant for me to say that I think Jerry Jones has shown himself to be a bottom 50% GM since the Cowboy's superbowl run and it's highly unlikely the Cowboys challenge another title as long as the buck stops with him.
I think you have a good point. The future of this team is much like the present. This is an average team with very little hope of getting much better. The best players on this team, Romo, Ware , Witten etc are getting older and they are past their prime. They are still productive, but they have seen their better days. The core of this team simply hit it's peak and that peak was during a time when Jerry couldn't put the talent around them. I was not in favor of resigning Romo and I still feel like it is just delaying hitting rock bottom. The next two years will be just like the last couple. Average, followed by some really low years. They are not good enough to beat the good teams, and they are just good enough to win games to give a little false hope. They are stuck in average Hell, with a steep decline on it's way.
As long as Garrett is here, about the same as it's been.
If we got a coach who actually got more out of our talent, it would be a lot better.