News: SDFW: Why the Dallas Cowboys wisely decided against signing Dalvin Cook

[RustyBourneHorse]

Hi Mickey!!

Thank you for getting the joke.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

If speculation is true that the market is coming in around $4-5m, I'd consider overpaying a bit, around $6-6.5m on a 1-2 year deal to stabilize the position. There's still some tread on those tires, but it's pretty risky business going much higher on a 27yo back with a history of injuries.

I'd be happy if we did this. That'd be a nice deal for a 1-2 year rental.

 

[CouchCoach]

Pretty much no one wants that with this guy.
And, as an aside, never trust a man that speaks of himself in the third person.
Things won't go well.

 

[Risen Star]

"Wisely" LOL

We shall see how wise it is. We have a cripple, a JAG and a midget.

 

[Virginia-Dave]

I definitely don't want to see another Zeke deal, but for some reason, the teams that actually compete for Super Bowls every year always seem to get a guy like Cook at bargain pricing. He'll end up in Philly, or Buffalo, or KC on an incentive-laden deal where his new team ends up paying him like $6 a year, and we'll all be on here asking "Why didn't the Cowboys do that?". Happens every single season.