Suddenly, the Titans are Dez's No. 1 suitor; guess who we play Nov. 5?
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GimmeTheBall!
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You are correct.
But the only thing is, can you imagine the learning-dysfunctional Dez being rushed into learning a playbook, a new scheme and a new team's approach? Can you imagine Dez going from unemployed to coaches screaming in his ear? A place he is not allowed to be a diva?
Not a pretty picture.
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I disagree. If you do your own thing and can't run routes effectively, your learning curve is surprisingly short.
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I disagree. If you do your own thing and can't run routes effectively, your learning curve is surprisingly short.
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Dez is great to have if your team is suited to his abilities. Dallas is no longer suited to his abilities. Dak can not put the ball in the exact spots he needs it, and Dez can't change Dez to play different. That is really all that there is to it. Dez is a hi-point 50/50 ball catcher... that is what he is. If you can't utilize him, then he needed to go. I have no problem with them letting him go. If you have a Rodgers, Brady, Brees, Garappolo type QB... you can use him. If you don't... you can't. That is really all it boils down to.
I think anyone who has watched the games, knows that Romo made Dez what he was. Because Romo was well versed in the the abilities, and lack of abilities Dez possessed. He was able to capitalize on the positives of Dez... other QBs weren't able to do that.
It takes a highly skilled veteran QB ,and a scheme that fits, to utilize Dez. The payoff, is great if you have that. If you don't... then you get what you get. Dez is a risk/reward type receiver.
I think anyone who has watched the games, knows that Romo made Dez what he was. Because Romo was well versed in the the abilities, and lack of abilities Dez possessed. He was able to capitalize on the positives of Dez... other QBs weren't able to do that.
It takes a highly skilled veteran QB ,and a scheme that fits, to utilize Dez. The payoff, is great if you have that. If you don't... then you get what you get. Dez is a risk/reward type receiver.
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I mostly agree with this. A receiver with those limitations also isn’t worth 14 mil a year.
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I personally don't think any of them are worth 14mil a year lol.
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I like Dez. But I don't care about how he does on another team. It's Cowboys or no one
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Fair point. Certainly not as valuable as a pass rusher or a LT. That’s for sure.
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After 3 years in college and 8 years in the NFL he should know by now how to run routes. Bryant had his time but it's long since passed him by. It's been 4 years since he last had 1000 yards not to mention in 2016 he was 3rd in the league in drops and in 2017 he led the league in drops. The last few seasons he's been a 1 trick pony of out jumping a defender for the ball and he wasn't that good at that last season. If you like Bryant fine but you really should see how he has been playing and not seeing the Bryant of 5 years ago.
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