john van brocklin
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Fair point ....We're talking about Stephen Jones... That's is specialty...
Fair point ....We're talking about Stephen Jones... That's is specialty...
Stay tuned for the NFC east.This will be the 3rd year in a row with double digit wins.
That You took Robinson in the first round I look more kindly on the lighter rounds I have one suggestion and I don’t know the draft. I heard the sweet spot for guards is the second round. The latest the third period I like the center from Minnesota Schmidt? In the second that’s my only quival with your work thanks I appreciate itextend Dak, restructure D-Law and Zack Martin, extend Dorance armstrong, and Jayron Kearse, cut Jordan Lewis,
subtracting the excess from the cap, the cowboys would have around 42M, good money to spend.
designate Zeke and Tyron Smitch as cut after June 1st, which would have an additional 24.5M to sign players in the draft and players left in free agency,
(Tyron can also be released before June 1 and release 9.5M with 8M in dead money, this option adds more money to spend in free agency which is a good option, they could have around 51.5M!!)
put the non-exclusive franchise tag on Pollard, and look for some trade, you can get something for him maybe a second or third round,
sign Terence Steele, and a free agency guard like Will hernandez, or re-sign Connor McGovern, or even go for players like Matt Pryor or Isaac Seumalo.
As for WR, you can go for a player like OBJ, Juju Smith or DJ Chark, to give more depth to the receiving corps.
Look for a DT like Davin Tomlinson, Davin Onyemata or Fletcher Cox in free agency, and re-sign Johnatan Hankins,
look for a CB like Marcus Peters, Patrick Peterson or Cameron Sutton.
if it doesn't ask for much resign LVE LB and Donovan Wilson S
Regarding the draft, I am not a fan of taking a RB in the first round, but I think this player is worth it and due to the situation of Zeke and Pollard, it is a necessity,
My draft for this occasion would be:
Bijan Robinson RB
Rashee Rice WR
Julius Brents CB
Colby Wooden DL
Nick Broeker IOL
Ventrel Miller LB
Trey Palmer WR
Dee Winters LB
Kaevon Merriweather S
This team would be better with biadasz than McGovern. Dallas doesn't need a centerThat You took Robinson in the first round I look more kindly on the lighter rounds I have one suggestion and I don’t know the draft. I heard the sweet spot for guards is the second round. The latest the third period I like the center from Minnesota Schmidt? In the second that’s my only quival with your work thanks I appreciate it
I think we can get one more play-off win out of him……maybe 2 more before it’s all said and done but there will be more losses too.We are all in with super Dak. I just hope he doesn't throw up all over himself in the playoffs for the third year in a row.
Yes I like bad *** Schmidt I was thinking about left guard and he would have the versatility or or flexibility of centerThis team would be better with biadasz than McGovern. Dallas doesn't need a center
well, the options its sign another CB in free agency, and draft a CB,Hmmm. We need CB's. Not sure I would cut him. Already enough holes to fill this off season.
I am not in favor either, but it is the only viable option, to release more money, according to overthecap, extending Dak would release 23.8M, or if necessary, restructure the contract to release some clauses and have more freedom to make decisions in the future . depending on his performanceI was all in until you said extend Dak
the first option is Bijan, but there is a second option in Jahmyr Gibbs, and of course there are good running backs that can be selected later, my point is that pollard can be replaced with a player in the draft and not have to pay him a lot of money, Instead Pollard already has experience and is a proven RB, of course someone will be interested in his services.Steele's availability date is unknown. They can't repeat the Gallup scenario of hoping the injured player will be fully functional on the most optimistic timeline.
Your scenario means Josh Ball is the 1st option to start at RT in game 1.
Free Agency comes before the draft. If they don't retain Pollard then they'll have to force a pick at RB early. Drafting for need is the top reason for draft class fails.
Current year cap space has minimal relevance. Teams manage the cap on a multi-year basis. They need to cut Zeke because keeping him adds 10.9M to the total multi-year cap total.
Example:
What if cutting Zeke decreased the 2023 cap space by 4.1M but increased the 2024 cap space by 15M?
It would not matter because they can restructure other contracts to move the 15M of 2024 cap space into 2023.
As fans it would be very difficult to evaluate the multi-year impact of signing an expensive free agent now. Sites like OTC show future cap space but that is only for players under contract for those seasons.
Teams have to project the future years cap by estimating the costs of a full 53 man roster plus practice squad and players on IR. We as fans can't do that with OTC.
Gallup can be cut in 2024 very easily, and if you need to have another good WR, and they are not cheap, unless you can get one in the draft, but as it is, when you get to the Cowboys pick, all the best first-round WR prospects will be gone,Obj is most likely going to get 13mil a yr, JuJu atleast 10, chark probably 8-10. So you want this team to pay over 30mil AAV for your wr core with CEeDee most likely signing for 20+ the following yr?
Guarantee you this is not happening.
Then add Tomlinson, Cox, Peter's or Peterson or Sutton.
Release Tyron, who is going to play tackle? Steele tore his acl and mcl in December. When do you think he'll be back?
Extending Lawrence? That made me mad lol
please go to overthecap and see the extension result for that players and you will see, Dak free up 22.3M this year. extend to Kearse because he is a very good player and this is his last year of contract. and be able to manage the money throughout the contract, and you're wrong, and cutting Lewis frees up 4.7MI dont understand how you get to 42 mils of cap space just by restructuring DFlaw and Martin and by cutting Lewis.
With both restructured you free ~ 21 mils.
Cutting Lewis will cost you ~ 1 mil
We are now (even with the rollover from 2022) 7,6 mils under the cap.
So you will get to ~ 13 mils. Not bad. But not nearly where you put it.
To your information: Extending Dak, Kearse and Armstrong does do nothing to your cap in 2023 unless you restructure their current contracts in the same step.
Anyways your whole "plan" seems to circle around the idea to push every cost into the future. But you dont spend 1 sec explaining about the ramifications of this approach.
Not a well thought plan. I have to say no.
you're wrong, the non-exclusive tag allows other teams to negociate with the original team given the choice to match any offer, trade it's an option, if the original team chooses not to match an offer, it receives 2 first-round picks,If you put the non exclusive tag on Pollard and another team gives him a better contract and the Cowboys don’t match it, the Cowboys get 2 first round picks. You don’t need to trade him then. I don’t think a team would give up 2 first round picks for him. The draft is too deep at RBs.
How far in the future that's the question. I'd rather suffer this year and be out of it if necessary next year.I am not in favor either, but it is the only viable option, to release more money, according to overthecap, extending Dak would release 23.8M, or if necessary, restructure the contract to release some clauses and have more freedom to make decisions in the future . depending on his performance
Extending Prescott does nothing to your cap in 2023. I know that OTC shows in green that there will be cap savings. But this is wrong. You also need to restructure his old contract to actually save cap space.please go to overthecap and see the extension result for that players and you will see, Dak free up 22.3M this year. extend to Kearse because he is a very good player and this is his last year of contract. and be able to manage the money throughout the contract, and you're wrong, and cutting Lewis frees up 4.7M
Nicely done!I was all in until you said extend Dak