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DallasEast;3324087 said:Luckily, for the sake of cowboyszone, calmer (and more patient) heads are prevailing within the team's front office.
and less IQ than me.
DallasEast;3324087 said:Luckily, for the sake of cowboyszone, calmer (and more patient) heads are prevailing within the team's front office.
Alexander;3323839 said:So wait a minute. The Rams have financial concerns?
Say it isn't so. Every team has that.
We will soon have to back-up a Brinks truck to pay Miles Austin.
But Dallas should be expected to go out and pay some average free agent top dollar in a seller's market right now?
So why would it be excuseable for them, who have a much lower payroll than we do, but inexcuseable for the Cowboys?
Actually, he nailed it.TheSport78;3324107 said:You just lost all credibility with this post. Let's think about this for a moment: if we end up landing Otogwe through unrestricted or restricted free agency, Ken Hamlin is gone, which would save us a lot off the cap for this year. So you're getting rid of a mediocre player, saving money at the same time, then using that money and maybe a little more (because Otogwe > Hamlin) to sign a great player.
That's where we disagree. You think Otogwe is an "average free agent." That deserves a FAIL.
Hostile;3324109 said:Actually, he nailed it.
SLATEmosphere;3324106 said:and less IQ than me.
MarionBarberThe4th;3324118 said:So if they havent re-done the CBA then theres still the poison pill, no?
I do think theyre waiting to see if they can get ET R1 or Nate Allen R2 before making the Hamlin/Atogwe swap
I'm glad I entertain you.DallasEast;3324119 said:That's what I love about you, Slate. You're hilarious. :laugh2:
"And less IQ than me". :laugh1:
If he is an "above average" or greater "free agent" (emphasis placed on his current status only), why hasn't another team already bit on the opportunity of signing him?TheSport78;3324107 said:That's where we disagree. You think Otogwe is an "average free agent."
Trust me, you have. I've been waiting for more cowbell (i.e. Gaither and Atogwe wishing) to appear in this thread ever since Hostile posted it. Good stuff.SLATEmosphere;3324121 said:I'm glad I entertain you.
DallasEast;3324122 said:If he is an "above average" or greater "free agent" (emphasis placed on his current status only), why hasn't another team already bit on the opportunity of signing him?
#1. Your point was the big contract the Rams will give for the #1 pick side by side with a contract for Atogwe.TheSport78;3324117 said:That's great to know. Care to explain why?
DallasEast;3324122 said:If he is an "above average" or greater "free agent" (emphasis placed on his current status only), why hasn't another team already bit on the opportunity of signing him?
Old Cowboys saying goes, "Even Mick can be 100% logical from time to time".MarionBarberThe4th;3324130 said:
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I already know. Dallas is one of those teams I inferred in my previous post...TheSport78;3324136 said:The Rams tendered him with the lowest possible tender, so basically St. Louis is daring a team to sign him to a contract, and that would let the market set the price range for him, and they would probably match it. There is a point however if the Rams and Otogwe do not reach a long term deal, he would become an unrestricted free agent, which is sometime in June I believe.
Why are hardly any restricted free agents getting signed? If you think it's just Otogwe then I don't know what to say. Teams are probably weary of his shoulder rehabilitation as well. If he checks out medically well in the next couple of months, he'll be a hot name post-draft.
DallasEast;3324137 said:Old Cowboys saying goes, "Even Mick can be 100% logical from time to time".
Sounds like you need stricter search settings.
By comparison, (EDIT) of last offseason and this one, Brooking met a stronger need at the respective positions.MarionBarberThe4th;3324145 said:When you want him to be. I hate that mentality btw. Keith Brooking wasnt exactly a hot name.
Maybe, it would make looking for a babysitter easier but less exciting.
Same for a teacher and nurse
Thank you. You just made my point for me. The question is, do you see how?TheSport78;3324136 said:The Rams tendered him with the lowest possible tender, so basically St. Louis is daring a team to sign him to a contract, and that would let the market set the price range for him, and they would probably match it. There is a point however if the Rams and Otogwe do not reach a long term deal, he would become an unrestricted free agent, which is sometime in June I believe.
Why are hardly any restricted free agents getting signed? If you think it's just Otogwe then I don't know what to say. Teams are probably weary of his shoulder rehabilitation as well. If he checks out medically well in the next couple of months, he'll be a hot name post-draft.