I just hope we're still asking this question when it actually becomes relevant. At least that means we'll want to re-sign them.
Given the ridiculous contracts QB's are demanding, I don't think we can keep Prescott for less than 27.5mn a year over 6 years.
Elliott may be a bit cheaper, but if he crushes it this year and returns to all-pro form without the lingering suspension we very well may be unable to afford to re-sign both.
Guess who was a big proponent of the cap...I hate the cap. We all want our players to do well but when they do it stresses the cap situation. Things were much simpler back in the day when the only thing you had to worry about was performance and health. And I was better looking back then too![]()
Ezekiel Elliott signed a 4 year, $24,956,341 contract with the Dallas Cowboys, including a $16,350,066 signing bonus, $24,506,340 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $6,239,085. In 2018, Elliott will earn a base salary of $2,718,758, while carrying a cap hit of $6,806,274 and a dead cap value of $8,175,034. He will not be that cheap next go round
He did not get in trouble Goodell invented trouble for him to be inThat is assuming he doesn't get into anymore trouble. By that time though, we still have the 5th year option and a franchise tag option if we don't like the RB class in the year we should be needing to tag Zeke to keep him.
He did not get in trouble Goodell invented trouble for him to be in
Yawni didnt mean u specifically i just hit reply usually i delete a post that gets put in the box. forgot to.
I think you can clearly tell what u got in Dak. You have a guy who still needs more development. The team knew what they had. They didnt know he was going to be thrust into starting, he was supposed to be on the bench learning right now. But Romo couldnt take a hit. So he was forced in there. And what u got is a Strong QB who wants to hit the guy whos open. Nomatter who that is. He's a QB who doesnt mind handing it off to a great rb. A qb who wants to take what the defense gives him. We saw that his rookie yr.
What we saw in 2017 was a team who was forcing the ball to its #1 WR at all costs. And i think that came straight from top. And it failed because while Dez still thinks he's 2014 Dez it was 2017 and his body has taken the hits and his legs have taken the injuries.
Tyrod Taylor and Mike Glennon got 15 Million per year. Jimmy G has started 9 games and just got his 28 million per year deal. Dak is gonna get 30-35 million per year if he has a semi good season.
We should extend him next year, before he hits free agency.
Win-win. He locks in his big jackpot early, before he has had a big one, and we get a discount.
Okay, but that's IF he returns to 2016 form. I know that there were situations out of Dak's control. Furthermore, I want to be crystal clear that this is NOT a knock on Dak. I just want to make sure that Dak is worth the money we'd be giving him. I believe that 2017 was a fluke for him. I hope he proves me right.
Dak was far from perfect, but his receivers who I believe are the third highest paid salary cap wise in relation to the league, were absolutely terrible for him last year. Make him better if your making that money and don't expect him to be Brady....
Okay, but that's IF he returns to 2016 form. I know that there were situations out of Dak's control. Furthermore, I want to be crystal clear that this is NOT a knock on Dak. I just want to make sure that Dak is worth the money we'd be giving him. I believe that 2017 was a fluke for him. I hope he proves me right.
Well, that is true. That is why I'd like for us to take advantage of this WR draft class and take 2 WRs. St. Brown in round 3 and Scott in round 5 would be my moves to help fix the receiver situation. They both have good height, and St. Brown, from what I've seen, has solid speed.
They should be hunting free agents and for trades on WRs this year. I think we need new guys, but I'm always skeptical about young WRs contributing early, and we're using 2 WR slots on slot players, so we don't have development slots to carry younger guys at wideout who can't produce.
franchise QB, lmao off. the way he was "glitching" all over the field. I thought I was trying to stream a movie on a 56k internet.... franchise.... lmaoassuming they will both be at the top of their games when resignings are due, it will have to be dak. franchise qb's are much more rare than outstanding rb's. sure would be nice to keep both.
Given the ridiculous contracts QB's are demanding, I don't think we can keep Prescott for less than 27.5mn a year over 6 years.
Elliott may be a bit cheaper, but if he crushes it this year and returns to all-pro form without the lingering suspension we very well may be unable to afford to re-sign both.
