Im not the one who basically said I know what Dallas for is or is not thinking.
You are.
All I said is you dont know that for sure. Can you not see the vadt difference?
The burden of proof is not even 1% on me because I made zero claims about what they for sure are thinking.
If you dont get that....well, forget it.
This is silly.
No. I didnt claim you were wrong or right....just that you did not know for sure but where sounding like you did.Sure it is. You start in with a post trying to claim I'm wrong and then don't think you have the slightest burden of proof to prove it?
It was when you first brought it up.
Anytime someone claims to know something, its their job to prove.
The only thing I claimed to know...is that you for sure did not know what Dallas prefered right now.
Thats all.
Btw, I added to my pevious post my "guesses" as to what I think both Romo and Dallas are preferring. But me or you dont jnow for sure unless they all come out and say exactly what they want.
Thats the differnce...I say we dont know for sure and you were making it sound like you do.
So all I daid was the glaring obvious...that no you dont know that (and neither do any of us posting here)
Not really.Here, this one article - out of dozens - says Romo wants to go elsewhere to start. Nowhere does it say the Cowboys are forcing him out. In fact, it states just the opposite.
http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/new...roncos-chiefs-update/xg5mf8tdxf01b7ajhtvdzc0l
Romo has made it clear he wants to start, specifically for a contender. So the best-case scenario for Dallas is not a possibility — unless the veteran changes his mind and agrees to play for the Cowboys as a backup behind Prescott.
If they were able to keep Romo and his cap hit of $24.7 million in 2017, the Cowboys would have a better-than-ideal quarterback situation regardless of Romo's status as backup or starter. With Prescott in his second year bringing a cap hit of just $635,848, Dallas essentially would employ two starting-caliber quarterbacks for the price of one. And that wouldn't change in the near future, either, as the current contracts for both players expire after the 2019 season.
There's your proof supporting my claims, and as I've said, one of dozens saying the exact same thing.
Your turn now, show me one that claims anything otherwise, and where the Cowboys are pushing him out the door.
Me - 1
You - 0
Not really.
My comments were based on what Dallas preferred and you making claim that you knew that for sure.
Youre being childish, stash.
My comments were simple and youve turned it into an argument.
I never once disagreed with you...I was just humble enough to admit that I (We) dont know for sure....especially regarding Dallas' preferences ( moreso than Tony's)
I did list what I thought each party "might" prefer a couple posts back
Just dont know for sure...especially on Dallas' end
Nobody is disputing that Romo wants to start
And I never once claimed Dallas was pushing him out the door
The gray area, imo, from Dallas is whether they'd prefer to keep him as a backup at full price if they ended up getting a great trade offer. I dont think anyone knows their preference there...including (and the basis of my whole point) you
Ok...to simplify thisYes, but again, can you honestly argue that point? That the Cowboys would demand that Romo take a paycut to stay? Have you seen that mentioned anywhere?
My claims are based on what everyone who has weighed in on the topic has said. Yours is speculation for speculations sake, with no support for the claims at all.
And the very article I quoted you talked about that very thing. Dallas would have no problem paying that amount for the best quarterback situation in the league, but as stated, it's not up to them. They're not forcing Romo to leave, but they're not forcing him to stay either.
completely agree. what i find funny is before Dak everybody was convinced Dallas needed a young QB because Romo couldnt stay healthy. Even right up until draft day it was the same convo dallas needs to find a young guy because Romo cant stay healthy, everybody wanted goff, wentz or lynch. Dallas got the best QB in the draft since the raiders took Carr. Dallas got great value and Dak took over and led this team as a rookie, im not talking bout leading them to a 13-3 record im talking bout leading and vets buying into him and following him. So you have to wonder is there something else in this whole Romo/Dak situation? Something we dont talk about but it being a race thing? I know its a topic that probably will get flagged here. But are these fans still griping about Dak just not ready for a black QB in Dallas?
Good post, but let's be honest about it ,race ain't got a damn thing to do with it, the camp I'm residing in is:
Yes, we hit the jackpot in drafting #4 ,wow ,totally unexpected level of ability Prescott walked thru the door with.
Romo knew that the backup Q.B.to be drafted was a high priority ,I'm pretty sure while slowly becoming 'impressed' with #4's capabilities while he was recuperating on the sidelines, he,also was blown away a time or two( Pittsburgh/ 1st philly game)
For years it was always the same thing. If Tony went down the backup couldn't get the job done. Even if for just a game or two the backup couldn't hold things together. Before Tony we couldn't even find a starter.
Now we finally have both and most on here are willing to trade Romo for a 2nd rounder and a bag of chips. Everyone needs to know that once you trade him you are right back in the situation of trying to find a backup QB, one of the most underrated positions in all of football and one of our biggest downfalls as I mentioned. Did everyone not see Sanchez against the Eagles? That is what you get if Dak goes down or has a sophomore slump. I honestly think that the chances of Dak having a second year slump are very small but you never know and I think that keeping Tony at least for this next year coming up is worth it. Believe it or not but his trade value of a 2nd round pick would most likely be the same in 18. I wouldn't doubt that if needed for a game or two fans would be more than happy with the outcome if number 9 was needed. Heck, I would actually trade a second round pick for a stud backup QB.
I sense a bromance lol.
if not a work in progess, how would you define him?
Seasoned vet?
Elite?
The term project can be applied to good players as well as the lesser players.
The overwhelmingly vast majority of us-- including those who, unlike Latin Mind, liked and respected Romo as the Cowboy QB--are absolutely thrilled that we landed Dak.completely agree. what i find funny is before Dak everybody was convinced Dallas needed a young QB because Romo couldnt stay healthy. Even right up until draft day it was the same convo dallas needs to find a young guy because Romo cant stay healthy, everybody wanted goff, wentz or lynch. Dallas got the best QB in the draft since the raiders took Carr. Dallas got great value and Dak took over and led this team as a rookie, im not talking bout leading them to a 13-3 record im talking bout leading and vets buying into him and following him. So you have to wonder is there something else in this whole Romo/Dak situation? Something we dont talk about but it being a race thing? I know its a topic that probably will get flagged here. But are these fans still griping about Dak just not ready for a black QB in Dallas?
its a question. if it doesnt apply to you then ignore it and move on. Ive never been a Romosexual, but i have rooted for him. My support for Dak before he was even drafted has been more to do with his skill rather than anything to do with Romo. I loved watching him in college. Anybody that actually watched him wouldve seen that hehad the it factor. His teams just believed in him. Since 2014 my two guys in college were Dak and Mahomes.The overwhelmingly vast majority of us-- including those who, unlike Latin Mind, liked and respected Romo as the Cowboy QB--are absolutely thrilled that we landed Dak.
The young man is all that you would look for.
Leave to it LM to take the low class low road regarding anything Romo.
Now the race card?
Are you f'in kidding us?
I've lived in Texas since 1991.its a question. if it doesnt apply to you then ignore it and move on. Ive never been a Romosexual, but i have rooted for him. My support for Dak before he was even drafted has been more to do with his skill rather than anything to do with Romo. I loved watching him in college. Anybody that actually watched him wouldve seen that hehad the it factor. His teams just believed in him. Since 2014 my two guys in college were Dak and Mahomes.
In requards to you thinking my question on the race issue requarding Dak, all i have to say is im sure you have never lived in texas. Where the older generation still sits with that mindframe of the 50's and 60's. I didnt say anything out of line. Youre all in your emotions. You shouldve just moved on from my post because you clearly cant handle the question.
IN my posts i reponded to people. And have said it over and over, its got nothing to do with Romo's skill. Its his inability to stay on the field. If you cant deal with that reality i really dont care. Call it whatever you want.I've lived in Texas since 1991.
Also, since Dak has been a Cowboy, I've never heard of a single person have issue with his half black/ half white ethnicity. Never met anyone with issues on Romos half Hispanic / half white heritage either.
In other words, you are out of line making unfounded insinuations. THATS why I replied and didn't just move on.
I do know that long before we had Dak, you would routinely bashed Romo--always nitpicking the guy apart--in your weekly game write-ups.
That much, I do know.
Anyway, we can all at least share in our good fortune in landing Dak.
Moving forward....
What i did see of Peterman was pretty good. I dont see him in the sixth however. Guessing a forth might get him.I say if Nathan Peterman or Trevor Knight are still available in the 6th...go for it!
If you're backup looks good, you can always trade them for a higher pick later.