yimyammer
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Bleu Star;4350437 said:Ok. Let me rephrase for those of you that are more emotional than I am right now.. We are not at a point of completely deconstructing this team. We have a wealth of talent but lack the heart that it takes to come up big in big games. We need better leadership both on and off the field. No doubt.
That said, do you completely deconstruct this team or do you add the pieces that we're missing (both in the lineup and at the coaching level)?
That's the 60 million dollar question. I'm afraid gven the age of the key players (Romo, Witten, Ratliff, Ware) that there won't be enough time to build a good enough team around these guys before they are no longer competitive and healthy enough to add any value to this team. Therefore I would be inclined to see what I could get in trade for all of these guys now. If I could land something like 3-4 firsts, 2-3 seconds and maybe 1-2 3rds for them all, I might pull the trigger and go full rebuild, package some picks to grab Luck and then rebuild the team around Luck, Tyron, Lee, Dez, Carter, Scandrick
I fear if the powers that be keep believing that we're just a few players away that they may continue to hover around 8-8 (give or take a few wins every other year) and never end up with a team good enough to win a Super Bowl.
I think Jerry Jones insults the intelligence of the fans to think they couldn't endure a rebuilding process. I think they would provided it paved the road for a new paradigm that created a team that could be competitive and successful for the long haul.
This may be dreaming and wouldn't be successful but something is wrong with the organization and something needs to be done, maybe something even drastic like I proposed. It's been this way too long and it's crying damn shame that a team with the prestige that the Dallas Cowboys have cannot capitalize on it and be a very competitive team year in in out.
Maybe they're on this path in a not so extreme process but it's getting harder and harder to believe this story coming out of valley ranch year after year.

