Robert Quinn?

[Rayman70]

vinny curry might be the best of that bunch.

 

[Alexander]

Does Stephen Jones need to step in here personally and explain to you what the dangers of free agency are?

I think he does.

 

[Silver Surfer]

Two words: Ziggy Ansah

 

[Aerolithe_Lion]

This guys fits too perfectly with Philadelphia. Production dropped when St. Louis switched to a 3-4 a number of years ago, needs a new start on a team that can just cut him loose and rush the passer at a below market value due to his last few years.

He jumped to the top of my wishlist.

 

[nalam]

Jags may be having 2 good DTs as cap casualty, marceus and malik if I remember. We should try to get one of them. Houston, Atlanta and handful of other teams may be letting go several high profile but may be under achiever DLs we can have a look if any reasonable want to prove kind of contract

 

[armadillooutlaw]

Gimme Quinn and Sheldon Richardson

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

vinny curry might be the best of that bunch.

I'd like to have Vinny Curry.

 

[slick325]

How about Dante Fowler? Checks some of the boxes for the Cowboys: 1) first round talent; 2) needs "change of scenery" for potential to be realized; 3) may be relatively cheap via short term deal; and 4) he likes to use social media to espouse philosophical wisdom much like David Irving or Dez Bryant.

In all seriousness, I'd kick the tires. If the Rams don't franchise him.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

How about Dante Fowler? Checks some of the boxes for the Cowboys: 1) first round talent; 2) needs "change of scenery" for potential to be realized; 3) may be relatively cheap via short term deal; and 4) he likes to use social media to espouse philosophical wisdom much like David Irving or Dez Bryant.

In all seriousness, I'd kick the tires. If the Rams don't franchise him.

This could actually be a reasonable option. Already heard/read the Rams aren't tagging him. Although he played well his few games for the Rams, I think he'll only get a prove-it deal.

 

[Jeffkills]

Absolutely...

Securing other less talented alternatives is to failure as Rico Gathers is to worthless..

 

[Hawkeye0202]

Just me, I'm not sure the FO is going to see Gregory loss as critical as many fans. Especially not to where they need to spend a high draft pick or sign mid-tier free agent. Remember Taco biggest gripe last season was lack playing time or opportunities. It would not surprise me at all if there thinking is we still have DLaw, Taco, Armstrong and even Crawford. I'm not saying they won't draft a DE. Just I'm not sure losing Gregory is as critical coz, we always knew Randy was one game or joint away league suspension.

 

[Oh_Canada]

Just me, I'm not sure the FO is going to see Gregory loss as critical as many fans. Especially not to where they need to spend a high draft pick or sign mid-tier free agent. Remember Taco biggest gripe last season was lack playing time or opportunities. It would not surprise me at all if there thinking is we still have DLaw, Taco, Armstrong and even Crawford. I'm not saying they won't draft a DE. Just I'm not sure losing Gregory is as critical coz, we always knew Randy was one game or joint away league suspension.

Well if you saw him play the last six games of the season and compare that with Taco gave I think it's pretty critical.....they are one Tank injury away from a complete disaster.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

Well if you saw him play the last six games of the season and compare that with Taco gave I think it's pretty critical.....they are one Tank injury away from a complete disaster.

Noted but just don't see the FO as down on Taco as many fans, especially giving up on him. I'm guessing he'll get a chance to compete for starting position.

 

[DCCowboys11]

Just me, I'm not sure the FO is going to see Gregory loss as critical as many fans. Especially not to where they need to spend a high draft pick or sign mid-tier free agent. Remember Taco biggest gripe last season was lack playing time or opportunities. It would not surprise me at all if there thinking is we still have DLaw, Taco, Armstrong and even Crawford. I'm not saying they won't draft a DE. Just I'm not sure losing Gregory is as critical coz, we always knew Randy was one game or joint away league suspension.

Taco is darn near a bust and I think they know it. In addition, there’s not one natural weak side defensive end in that bunch. All of them play on the left side.

 

[TheGoat73]

Well....... now that we know we’ve lost Gregory, likely for good, we know that DE is a big need. Even if/when D-Law is signed!
According to Profootballtalk, It looks like Robert Quinn (28years old, 6.5 sacks in 2018) will be released in Miami. Any takers??
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...ith-robert-quinn-and-likely-andre-branch/amp/

I say we focus more on DT upgrade. More likely to find a difference maker without a first rounder.

 

[buybuydandavis]

And causes issues when what he is doing gets ignored... Probably a mental case, which we don't need.

With Irving and Gregory out, Jerry may feel the need to restock.

 

[Carson]

Two words: Ziggy Ansah

Ziggy wants to be paid. Which I have no problem paying these guys if it’s 2-3 years and then off the books. I’d love to Lawrence long term and a Ziggy, Beasley, Quinn short term.

We will see how it plays out. But we likely lock up Lawrence long term. Roll with Crawford, Taco, Armstrong and a cheap guy (Selvie, Mincey, Mayowa type)

 

[Hawkeye0202]

Taco is darn near a bust and I think they know it. In addition, there’s not one natural weak side defensive end in that bunch. All of them play on the left side.

Let's see if they've given up on him......meaning he has no chance competing for starting position. Remember the same was said about DLaw for three years.

 

[Bullflop]

Frank Clark of Seattle had 14 sacks in 2018. Seems like he might make a good target as a DE to replace Lawrence.

 

[Crown Royal]

Frank Clark of Seattle had 14 sacks in 2018. Seems like he might make a good target as a DE to replace Lawrence.

I have no faith or belief he will make it to the open market.