Sydla
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Dez is better than them..and he is more valuable to Dallas...so pay him what he is worth...and let the other teams fall in line BEHIND you!
So what's he worth? That's the question.
Dez is better than them..and he is more valuable to Dallas...so pay him what he is worth...and let the other teams fall in line BEHIND you!
You people are HILARIOUS. The Cowboys are a billon dollar company....do you think Jerry would sell it tomorrow for 100m? I mean 100m is a LOT of money. But the money Dez has been paid so far is PLENTY of money to some of you. Well Jerry could sell you tickets, beer, parking, suites etc....for a LOT LESS than he does...because he has PLENTY of money...but does that stop him from continuing to charge a premium?
I've been saying this since they tagged and others said it was just a formality and thought it wouldnt be hard to get a deal done. When the teams original offer was 11m and 20m guarantee and the player is asking for cj type money there is no reasonable middle ground. The fact that some actually thought he wasn't asking for cj type money is laughable.
I don't know....but I am just wondering why we are letting AJ Green...or Demryius Thomas or Julio Jones set the market...are any of these guys better? Are any of these guys more valuable to their team? So what if one of them gets 60 million with 35m guaranteed. You going to give Dez LESS than that?
How many times have we heard people say Micheal Irvin was the real leader of those 90s teams. Why? Becuase of his ability first and foremost. But also his passion, his intensity...it elevated everyone. We thought we had leaders until we got rid of certain guys and allowed Dez to be himself...and you see how inspirationl it was. So the catches, TDs, run after catch is just part of it. He is the heart and soul of this team
The numbers don't lie until they totally demolish your argument.
Denver is watching Dallas and Atlanta. Dallas is watching Denver and Atlanta. Atlanta is watching Denver and Dallas.
It's a murky receiver market. If one gets done, so will the other two. But that requires an agent to give up on the Calvin Johnson contract idea.
My gut is, Dez is the one who most wants to sign. If he takes control and tells his agent to hammer a deal out, it'll get done. Otherwise, I think Condon and Stephen will just stalemate.
That's what I think is most likely at this point, too. And Dez's camp is rattling sabres in advance of getting a deal worked out prior to camp so he doesn't miss real time. But I think at this point he'll be the first to get wrapped up.
Condon's a good agent, and both sides want a deal. The only hurdles is overcoming (or not) the existing WR high water mark for a contract structure. And Dez' camp knows Dallas is not the only team struggling with this. Any apparent bad blood right now I'm chalking up to contract posturing. It's not time for any of this to be personal yet.
The first one to speak usually loses. I think by making these threats, they've somewhat played their hand a bit. I think Dez is getting really edgy because nothing is happening, and he's probably on Condon pretty hard to get to work on this. In turn, Condon is trying to do something that looks "firm", when he's really just reaching out first, which he didn't want to do.
One of theDAL's got the most favorable situation for a deal to get done because the player loves the team, the team loves the player, we've got an aging QB, and the owner wants his young franchise stars and will pay. The only hurdle is agreeing on what that market should be.
I do...it is not enough security for someone who has gave you top notch production while playing for PEANUTS his first 5 years
Same could be said for Denver
I suspect both sides decided all along that they'll get a deal done by not too long into training camp, and right now it's a matter of positioning as well as they can prior to
IMO, this is more about Tom Condon and the business, then it is Dez. Don't get me wrong, Dez is going along with it but, Condon represents Romo, Witten, Free, Wetzel, Carr and possibly others. Condon has gotten over priced contracts out of Dallas over and over and he is trying to secure his position with Dez as well. The Cowboys are changing the way they do business. They are trying to become a cap secure franchise and this is why it's more then just about Dez. To me, this is hard point in the Franchises evolution and it's going to be interesting to see how firmly they stick to their vision for the team. I didn't originally think this was anything more then just the usual agent/player speak at first but now, I think this may be more then that.
Guess we'll see.
Doesn't Condon represent Demariyius Thomas and AJ Green, too?
That's the problem. Dallas can't negotiate with Dez on anything more than a one-year deal after July 15th. It has to be done by then, or wait until next offseason.
Both Mannings, Ryan, Stafford and a ton of other big time players as well.