Should we look at James Jones?

[phildadon86]

Anyone think hed be a good depth signing? He played well in GB last season, and I remember posters here saying we should have snagged him when we had the chance. Im just curious who feels the same now. I think he would be a good addition, especially if something happens to Dez again, because we all saw what Twill as #1 looked like.

 

[SHAMSzy]

I'd prefer young legs in the draft as soon as #34. Young outside WR is a big need for this team with T Will becoming an FA next year.

 

[perrykemp]

My $0.02 watching him last year is that he has lost the ability to separate.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Anyone think hed be a good depth signing? He played well in GB last season, and I remember posters here saying we should have snagged him when we had the chance. Im just curious who feels the same now. I think he would be a good addition, especially if something happens to Dez again, because we all saw what Twill as #1 looked like.

Definitely sign him. Gets open and catches everything.

 

[mattjames2010]

He started off the season well when Rodgers wasn't playing like complete crap.

 

[Risen Star]

Well, he'd be better than Devin Street but I'm not really interested.

 

[Risen Star]

I'd prefer young legs in the draft as soon as #34. Young outside WR is a big need for this team with T Will becoming an FA next year.

I'd like to revamp the WR position to the tune of our passing offense no longer depending on Dez Bryant.

That way if we get good Dez, great. If not we can still function.

 

[LittleD]

Meh! better ones in the draft and much cheaper too.

 

[casmith07]

Good depth. Solid veteran, can never be mad at the team for kicking the tires on people who are potentially good for the team.

 

[texbumthelife]

Something tells me Jones will be one of those guys who stays in shape, but doesn't sign with a team until during the season and plays for a ring.

 

[phildadon86]

I'd prefer young legs in the draft as soon as #34. Young outside WR is a big need for this team with T Will becoming an FA next year.

Id love to draft a WR, I just don't believe in the braintrust enough that they will draft one. Considering Devin Street is still on this roster, my hope is that they do, my reality is that we wont.

 

[the_h0wey]

I'd prefer young legs in the draft as soon as #34. Young outside WR is a big need for this team with T Will becoming an FA next year.

I'm praying Coleman will be there.

 

[JohnsKey19]

It looks like the Cowboys are looking to draft a WR somewhere in the middle rounds based on some of the guys they're looking at. So seriously doubt they are even looking at FAs unless they come up empty in the draft.

 

[speedkilz88]

I think he's an Alvin Harper type that you can't trust especially after giving him decent money.

 

[dcjules]

Anyone think hed be a good depth signing? He played well in GB last season, and I remember posters here saying we should have snagged him when we had the chance. Im just curious who feels the same now. I think he would be a good addition, especially if something happens to Dez again, because we all saw what Twill as #1 looked like.

if we went old......rather grab Boldin

 

[brymatt94]

Well, he'd be better than Devin Street but I'm not really interested.

A chair with no legs is better than Devin Street....a chicken with no head is also better than Devin Street. What else?

 

[JohnnyHopkins]

We should look at him like Nickelback looks at that photograph. Every time they do it makes them laugh.

Poor joke quota met for the day.

 

[casmith07]

I'd prefer young legs in the draft as soon as #34. Young outside WR is a big need for this team with T Will becoming an FA next year.

Yep. We were already pretty pedestrian at the position when Dez went down. Should Terrence Williams decide to test free agency, we'll be WR poor if we don't bring in some talent.

Beasley, Butler, Whitehead and Street are not the answer.

 

[Spectre]

We should look at Anquan Boldin.

 

[skinsscalper]

I'm praying Coleman will be there.

I think there's a chance Coleman is the first WR picked.