I believe I said they claimed to be All In. And FO’s are usually sold or not . Then it becomes purely about the negotiation of the contract.
Different usernames wanting me to explain the same thing every day. Im not falling for it.
Every fan of every team wants them to win a SB are you kidding me?
He attacks anyone who says anything positive about Dak.
Another great question:
Tua not being signed yet, and Stafford not getting the upgrade he’s asking for, the Steelers having 2 QBs on one year deals may have something to do with Prescott likely becoming a free agent in March. NY Giants and New Orleans can get free of D. Jones and Carr after this season. The Raiders will be starting an obvious bridge quarterback this season. A bridge to whom? Carolina will be more aware of what they realistically have in Young after this season. Some of these teams may be posturing to be in position to sign Prescott. I doubt it will be $60 million AAV, but Prescott is going to be paid a lot of money to play quarterback in 2025. To sign him today, however, the Cowboys may have to pay $60 million per season.
And this is why Jethro has stated his initial priority is “ remaining interesting and relative”.
Of course thats the ultimate goal but that doesn’t mean a SB or Bust mentality.
I argued that the team was talented because of winning 12 games 3 years in a row, not that a 12 win season isn’t failure. Please don’t lie.
So, it’s your stance that 31 teams each season are failures?
In the end if you’re in for 55, 60 shouldn’t really make a difference . Unless of course you’re concerned about public perception.
But, but, but a while ago you said the team was one dimensional on both sides of the ball. How did they win those 12 games in three years? You need to keep your stories straight.
I made zero comment about what anyone should do. My point, which you ignore, is that as QBs start eating up more of a teams cap, some teams very well could see diminishing returns here and decide that maybe, spend your cap space on the roster and try to float with a mid-level QB.
I'm pretty sure Flacco was on the last year of his contract when he and the Ravens hoisted the trophy. That was what forced him to get paid way more than he was worth, making him part of a very large fraternity of overpaid QBs.
I think a lot of you are grossly underestimating how much Jerry loves having the Cowboys own the news cycle for basically the entire offseason. Every extra dollar waiting costs him will be paid back tenfold in added $$$ to his pockets. Yes it is mismanaging the cap to do business this way.. but he seems hellbent on continuing to do so.
I think that will certainly be a consideration if a team can accomplish it. The 49ers have some of the best talent at skill positions in the NFL. Collectively probably the best. They’re not paying their pretty capable quarterback big dollars. They have also not won the Super Bowl. Now that impressive array of talent is getting paid so much they’re struggling to afford to keep it all. There’s no one way, but I suspect we’re reaching the very top end of QB compensation as it’s pointless to have a great QB without sufficient talent to make what you’re paying him worth it, as in worth playoff wins. I agree with your point about “another path forward”. I think the first step on that path will be coaching staffs. Not just the head coach. Big money is going to be spent to put together top notch staffs. There is no cap on what coaches can be paid.
