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that's just dumb!! to not at least try...
"We like our guys "
that's just dumb!! to not at least try...
Not just in the NFL, all of professional sports. Ever-shifting and reactive philosophies, no true vision (outside of marketing) and our biggest sin, no real accountability for decision makers.We have the worst front office in the NFL
Dallas fan for life, but yea they are terrible
to degree yes, also teams actively trying to get better.....Most of the moves being made are by teams trying to get under the salary cap or trying to create salary cap space.
And we are not any better for it. Strange.honestly I think if jerry was still doing most of the gm work we would be but Stephen is handling it more
Don't forget, we owe the Bengals a 6th for Bene Benwikere. I bet you forgot all about that masterful trade and the benefits that were reaped.The only trades we make are sending teams next year's 5th rounder for this year's 6th rounder.
My guess is that the Cowboys only really field calls at this point. They aren't proactive at all.
They only pick up the phone to make a trade when they are in a hole or a bind. Like when we needed a QB in 2015 or when we got thin at DB last year and they traded for a guy that I am not sure was even active all that much.
Yes. The cleverness lately consists of signing no-named free agents with minimal career starts and trading draft picks for players on the edge of other team's 53-man rosters on cut-down day.Don't forget, we owe the Bengals a 6th for Bene Benwikere. I bet you forgot all about that masterful trade and the benefits that were reaped.
We aren't opportunistic in any way shape or from, these guys are more worried about getting a Zach Martin deal done, instead of first giving the 2018 Cowboys the best shot at winning a super bowl.. Martin deserves a deal, but he'll be surrounded by a bunch of losers in the future with the way the Cowboys front office works.. We don't have any brains at all, the Eagles/Rams and others have shown you can tear it down and fix it just like that, at least have some freakin guts, or settle for 8-8 every year
Yeah, that's outlandish.
How can anyone say a front office that's failed for 22 years is the worst in the league?
If the metric is years since the last Super Bowl appearance, several teams have failed longer than Dallas.
Years since last Super Bowl appearance
Dallas - 22
Chargers - 23
Buffalo - 24
Washington - 26
Cincinnati - 29
Miami - 33
Minnesota - 41
Kansas City - 48
NY Jets - 49
Jacksonville - no appearances
Houston - no appearances
Cleveland - no appearances
Detroit - no appearances
By that metric Dallas has the 13th worst front office.