How hard will the Cowboys try to sell us on guys like Mingo and Tolbert?

[JohnnyTheFox]

They will, you can book it. Did the same thing with Jeff ogden, stepfret williams and Billy davis. Remember the Jones boys are salesman first and football people second

 

[Chasing6]

They will, you can book it. Did the same thing with Jeff ogden, stepfret williams and Billy davis. Remember the Jones boys are salesman first and football people second

2nd is questionable.

 

[Whyjerry]

They will, you can book it. Did the same thing with Jeff ogden, stepfret williams and Billy davis. Remember the Jones boys are salesman first and football people second

Remember Isiah Stanback?

 

[darthseinfeld]

Does that really matter?

Yes. The Cowboys front office is transparent to an extreme fault on these matters

 

[JohnnyTheFox]

Remember Isiah Stanback?

Yes sadly

 

[big dog cowboy]

With Carolina last season with an improving young QB he only had 12 catches for 121 yards and no TDs. They obviously weren’t happy with him and unloaded him.

Obviously. Ok.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Yes. The Cowboys front office is transparent to an extreme fault on these matters

It has never mattered what Stephen says.

 

[rambo2]

and we're still looking!!!!

I like what we have now.

 

[diamonddelts]

Mingo WR 2

Turp Slot


That’s a ton of speed on that side of the line.

And no hands

 

[JoeKing]

I doubt they make any positive moves for the WR position during the draft. That leaves them with no choice but to hard sell Mingo and Tolbert to the fans.

 

[big dog cowboy]

I doubt they make any positive moves for the WR position during the draft. That leaves them with no choice but to hard sell Mingo and Tolbert to the fans.

They might have their sights on a FA. There are still a few left.

 

[Rayman70]

In the end, it's up to the players to sell themselves. That means being better at their job.

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

I’ve got zero issues with Tolbert and Mingo filling out the receiver depth chart. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t add talent to the position.

Some of you goofs still don’t understand that poor QB play affects the productivity of the receivers [full stop].

You could pair peak form Jerry Rice and Randy Moss with Cooper Rush and they would not produce at their HOF levels.

Regardless of how you feel about Dak, he’s objectively an exponentially better passer than Rush. I would expect to see the impact on the receiver group this upcoming season barring injury.

 

[atlantacowboy]

The only test is on the field. This isn't a sales game.

 

[charron]

Had a solid season last year.

Solid as a 3rd or 4th receiver sure. He's a jag who can compete among jag defenders and that's fine for a teams depth but this team lacks actual playmakers outside of CD.

 

[Coogiguy03]

I’ve got zero issues with Tolbert and Mingo filling out the receiver depth chart. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t add talent to the position.

Some of you goofs still don’t understand that poor QB play affects the productivity of the receivers [full stop].

You could pair peak form Jerry Rice and Randy Moss with Cooper Rush and they would not produce at their HOF levels.

Regardless of how you feel about Dak, he’s objectively an exponentially better passer than Rush. I would expect to see the impact on the receiver group this upcoming season barring injury.

The goofs don't realize that it's never Daks fault for anything, he's our leader and our best friend

 

[BHendri5]

Why do they need to sell us on them just let them play, give them a legitimate chance especially Mingo, and Tolbert has shown signs that he can play, he just needs to be consistent and our QB need to not locked in on Lamb so much

 

[jrumann59]

Not too worried about the FO, no NFL FO will come out and say Player A absolutely sucks. It is the bucket carrying fans that are really annoying.

 

[fivetwos]

If you think about it, his lack of targets has at least a little to do with playing opposite of Lamb, not to mention Rush's arm isn't suited for Tolbert's strengths. That's one reason why I think Warren would be a sneaky smart pick.

Looking at it strictly from a ‘impact the offense immediately’ perspective, I think Warren would be able to do that more so than any WR they could get their hands on in this draft.

Nothing against Ferguson, he is solid, but Warren is projected as an elite TE, which I’d rather have than a WR2.

I’m not fully convinced that WR is such a “need,” but I’m about 90% sure that’ll be the first pick. They’ve pretty much said it. Not all that tragic if you consider Tolbert situation. If he plays well in his walk year, he probably won’t be affordable. If not, time to move on. Don’t want to be in a spot to MUST take a WR next year. They do that way too often.

 

[Reid1boys]

We used a 4th round pick on Mingo last season, they had a 2nd round grade on him during the draft years ago. We didn't see him get a lot of targets, but it still remains that they had a high grade, and spent a 4th round pick on him.

As for Tolbert, they're selling us that he had the most touchdowns for a WR on this team with 7 I believe it was. If he did 7 last season, just imagine (in their minds) how much he could improve, maybe it'll be 17!!

With that said, we obviously have a need for a WR #2 who can offset some of the attention placed on Lamb. Do you believe they'll try to sell us that we don't need a WR early in the draft because of these two players???? Please give your thoughts..

Remember to think like the Jonses!!

Sell us? wth does that mean? Does Jerry come out with Mingo posters on the 1st day of training camp? Do they have Minog bobblehead day at the home opener?

Why do any of you get worked up about what is released in PUBLIC. If you run a team, what are you supposed to say about a player PUBLICLY that you hope to step up.

Well boy, that young guy Wingo, i think we really *** up giving a 4th for him. Ive been watching him this past year, and he really sucks. Id be really surprised if he did anything this year.

Cmon... know how the game is played.