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That's inaccurate, the signing bonus comes directly from the total salary.
no, it does not.
That's inaccurate, the signing bonus comes directly from the total salary.
Beatty is one I could see, but they did just use their 1st rounder on Flowers too and have Pugh set at RT. They would have to juggle quite a few pieces to force Collins in at starting LT this year.
Miami not only paid huge for Brandon Albert at LT, but the drafted their RT of the future last year.
Okung is the LT in Seattle and they drafted their own RT last year too.
I think anyone who would promise him a LT spot would be juggling their line to do it.
no you are mistaken.
he can be paid between 0 and 88k as a sweetener that DOES NOT come out of his base salary which can't possibly be lowered because it is the minimum already.
he can not have additional incentives in the contract.
instead all rookies operate under a performance based pool and guys like Leary have made a decent check out of that for far exceeding their salary.
You gave a terrible example. and one which has clearly been shown to be terrible. Deal with that.
And yet, here you are, continuing to flop around like a fish out of water, unable to provide anything other than your own opinion.
I'm not 'selling' you anything, what I am doing is refuting your opinions with facts.
Based on what you've provided in this thread thus far, there is a lot that is 'news to you'.
Jerry spent big on OL here but they bombed generally. Leonard Davis, Ron Rivera and others.
Big Bill was supposed to be an OL savant but his early OL picks almost universally sucked.
I don't think Jerry devalued OL as much as he saw the team win 5 games a year 3 years in a row when all we had was an OL.
When Jimmy left the only thing we could draft was OL. We flopped on about every other position on the team.
Yes, but he also had a first round grade. If he waited one year he'd make it up in no time With a much higher salary the following year. Why else would he sit out based upon the day he was drafted?
People underestimate the performance of Ron Leary last year. I think Free is more vulnerable to get replaced.
Actually, I think Collins would be a backup for a short time, and injury would pull him into the fold, where he'll stay once he gets there.
Beatty is one I could see, but they did just use their 1st rounder on Flowers too and have Pugh set at RT. They would have to juggle quite a few pieces to force Collins in at starting LT this year.
Miami not only paid huge for Brandon Albert at LT, but the drafted their RT of the future last year.
Okung is the LT in Seattle and they drafted their own RT last year too.
I think anyone who would promise him a LT spot would be juggling their line to do it.
Ok, we know he visited, that's already old news now. How did the meeting go? Has he left Dallas? Who is he visiting next?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...dates-and-twitter-reaction-for-2015-nfl-draft
Cowboys Reportedly 'Roll Out Red Carpet' in Collins Meeting
Thursday, May 7
Chad Sabadie of Fox 8 in New Orleans reported that the Cowboys "rolled out the red carpet" for their meeting with Collins, as owner Jerry Jones hosted the lineman at his house. Sabadie also reported that Romo and the entire Cowboys offensive line was on hand to make their pitch to Collins, and Jones expressed his desire to build "the greatest offensive line ever," according to Sabadie.
On May 7, Ross Dellenger of The Advocate first reported the Cowboys' interest in Collins while Mike Fisher of 105.3 The Fan in Dallas added that Jones was "very involved" in the team's interest.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...dates-and-twitter-reaction-for-2015-nfl-draft
Cowboys Reportedly 'Roll Out Red Carpet' in Collins Meeting
Thursday, May 7
Chad Sabadie of Fox 8 in New Orleans reported that the Cowboys "rolled out the red carpet" for their meeting with Collins, as owner Jerry Jones hosted the lineman at his house. Sabadie also reported that Romo and the entire Cowboys offensive line was on hand to make their pitch to Collins, and Jones expressed his desire to build "the greatest offensive line ever," according to Sabadie.
On May 7, Ross Dellenger of The Advocate first reported the Cowboys' interest in Collins while Mike Fisher of 105.3 The Fan in Dallas added that Jones was "very involved" in the team's interest.
They said he left Dallas? have not heard who is next. Speculation is Miami.
I wonder if the guys he would potentially replace, Free and Leary, were there?
I can picture Free's pitch: "Well, xwalker has been saying on cowboyszone for years that I suck and should be replaced, so you should have no problem beating me out."
(Just messing with you, x)