tyke1doe
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No, but our quarterback is.Isn't Seth Green a comedian?
No, but our quarterback is.Isn't Seth Green a comedian?
MAYBE. But we will never find out.You think Alarcon can play nose guard cuz he sucks as an offensive lineman.
Isnt that over? I think he used it up already.He's not taking up a roster spot. He's part of the NFL's International Player Program, which gives the team an exemption to keep him on the practice squad.
He was a free roster spot.How many years of progress does he need or is he just a good story
Are we still getting the foreign roster exemption for Alarcon?
Since exactly a year ago on January 2022, the two-year International Pathway Program ended for Isaac Alarcón. Alarcón did not have a roster exemption for the roster or practice squad. He was on the practice squad because the Cowboys outright wanted to keep him just like they have now decided to keep him there this year once again.Are we still getting the foreign roster exemption for Alarcon?
Certainly keep him as long as that holds up. And at this point keep him regardless until we have roster cuts.
He didn’t look bad in preseason. Not really ready to play full time but made a few moves. To me after 3 years they should be at least a back up.Jerry is pandering 2 the Hispanics. He has 0 designs on letting this kid play 1 down. Its a shame. I think he might have some tools. He is a BIG DUDE.
Noah Brown experimental? No, he actually contributed more than many will admit of a 7th round pick.It's weird how this team gets attached to these experimental players like Alarcon and Noah Brown. Obviously, you look for talent and give players a look, but after awhile you should be able to see their ceiling and move on.
And here I thought they were keeping him for cake eating (from hard knocks)Do they keep him around because he's a roster exemption? Not to say he isn't developing, but if he doesn't count against the active roster I suppose they can be patient with his progress
He was OK in bursts, but did his talent really warrant him hanging around the team for 5 years? I don't really think so. I think his career total is something like 960 yards, so 192 yards a season. Meh.....seems like somebody you could easily replace/upgrade.Noah Brown experimental? No, he actually contributed more than many will admit of a 7th round pick.
He was injured for most of one year, if not all year, missed quite a bit of time another 2 years. So those 5 years stats are skewed. And CJ Goodwin has been on the team for how many years now? Great ST's but offers nothing at CB. Noah great ST's player also, and blocks very well in passing and run game. And can contribute as a WR.He was OK in bursts, but did his talent really warrant him hanging around the team for 5 years? I don't really think so. I think his career total is something like 960 yards, so 192 yards a season. Meh.....seems like somebody you could easily replace/upgrade.
Spoiler Alert: He isn't playing any real games for anyoneYes let alcaron go to another team you never plan to play him in any real games
There has been zero downside to keeping Alarcon. He does not take up a roster spot, not even on the practice squad because of the International Players exemption.It's weird how this team gets attached to these experimental players like Alarcon and Noah Brown. Obviously, you look for talent and give players a look, but after awhile you should be able to see their ceiling and move on.