If you were to offer Jevonte Williams a contract, how much would it be?

[montgod]

He ran this well as a rook.

Yes, 4 years ago, before his injury (2 yrs after, he still didn't run well), and still under 1k yds rushing.

Still doesn't justify anything over 8-9mill per yr especially with the success rate of rookies that could be drafted in first 4 rds at a fraction of the cost. Building a team, not team of the most highest paid.

Maybe if DAL was already in position of being deep into the playoffs every year, might be justified, like SBarkley was for PHI, but DAL isn't and needs more help across the board than to continue to overpay.

 

[Shane612]

No, that was never said about Dorsett. He was noted for tough up the middle running. Benched an amazing amount.

What are you talking about?
Please ask Tom Landry.
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He was tough up the middle. Yet, he was 195lbs soaking wet.
Thank you for proving my point.

 

[conner01]

more

He may get more but he’s having a career year. Teams see that.

 

[conner01]

Yes, 4 years ago, before his injury (2 yrs after, he still didn't run well), and still under 1k yds rushing.

Still doesn't justify anything over 8-9mill per yr especially with the success rate of rookies that could be drafted in first 4 rds at a fraction of the cost. Building a team, not team of the most highest paid.

Maybe if DAL was already in position of being deep into the playoffs every year, might be justified, like SBarkley was for PHI, but DAL isn't and needs more help across the board than to continue to overpay.

He’s having career number. His rookie year he avg 4.4 per carry. That’s solid but nothing like this year

 

[Chasing6]

He’s having career number. His rookie year he avg 4.4 per carry. That’s solid but nothing like this year

It not going to stay that way.

 

[montgod]

He’s having career number. His rookie year he avg 4.4 per carry. That’s solid but nothing like this year

Yup OLine and scheme do wonders. Again, no need for an overpay. How’s he looking this game btw?

 

[Old'Boyfan]

Apparently after investing a lot of draft capital in the 0-line the 'Boys STILL don't have it right. And there's too much season left to see if he can take the pounding.
So no, I wouldn't sign him to a new contract.

 

[conner01]

Yup OLine and scheme do wonders. Again, no need for an overpay. How’s he looking this game btw?

Below avg lol

 

[atlantacowboy]

Jovante is breaking tackles behind the line of scrimmage. Not sure it is the blocking.

Dime a dozen

 

[Reid1boys]

He may get more but he’s having a career year. Teams see that.

Career year because he's healthy.

 

[kskboys]

What are you talking about?
Please ask Tom Landry.
.
He was tough up the middle. Yet, he was 195lbs soaking wet.
Thank you for proving my point.

Weird response.

 

[kskboys]

Yes, 4 years ago, before his injury (2 yrs after, he still didn't run well), and still under 1k yds rushing.

Still doesn't justify anything over 8-9mill per yr especially with the success rate of rookies that could be drafted in first 4 rds at a fraction of the cost. Building a team, not team of the most highest paid.

Maybe if DAL was already in position of being deep into the playoffs every year, might be justified, like SBarkley was for PHI, but DAL isn't and needs more help across the board than to continue to overpay.

I guess you weren't aware that he was sharing carries as a rook.

 

[roll-out]

IMHO Needs to prove he can stay healthy for a full season before entertaining a contract

 

[Shane612]

Weird response.

Weird response.

 

[jay94]

Never more then 2 year contract, he's well below average receiving back. I would just get someone in the 4th round next year or maybe sign Dowdle.

 

[montgod]

I guess you weren't aware that he was sharing carries as a rook.

And? What’s that have to do with 2023 and 2024 season when he lost the starting job?