There's a reason Dak wants to get paid now

2019 Schedule:

@New Orleans (looking for revenge)
@New England
@Chicago (in the winter)
@Detroit

vs Green Bay
vs LA Rams

There's a damn good chance this guy cannot keep up with the firepower coming at him/us in the 2019 season. He knows this and so does his agent. If I were in control I'd take the risk that the '19 season humbles him a bit, his stock drops and we get him for a cheaper price after this season.
bull....this guy more than keeps up.
screw the "re-vamped" eagles.
screw'm all.
:starspin:COWBOYS:starspin:
 
Make the contract incentive-laden. Offer 28-30, but if they win a certain number of games, it goes to 33-35, or something like that.
 
Everything you stated about rankings. No one has a clue what will unfold this season. It's the same thing when fans think a schedule is "The Hardest" before the season even starts.
Last year's rankings may have little to do with 2019, but just the law of averages says it's highly unlikely that Dak would go a second consecutive season without facing a Top 5 pass defense at least once.
 
If Dak wanted to get paid now, he'd have already negotiated a Foles-like deal for 22-25 mil/season.

If we're going to be forced to pay a maxed out deal anyway, there is quite simply no reason for us not to wait.

Dak should jump on a deal for around 25 mil/season for 4-5 yrs. That way, he is beyond rich no matter what happens afterward.
 
2019 Schedule:

@New Orleans (looking for revenge)
@New England
@Chicago (in the winter)
@Detroit

vs Green Bay
vs LA Rams

There's a damn good chance this guy cannot keep up with the firepower coming at him/us in the 2019 season. He knows this and so does his agent. If I were in control I'd take the risk that the '19 season humbles him a bit, his stock drops and we get him for a cheaper price after this season.
The only way the money drops is if he has a **** season, worst than 2017. Anything other than that, the money will stay the same or go up. I'm pretty sure the FO Jiang rooting for a **** season. Lol
 
There's a damn good chance this guy cannot keep up with the firepower coming at him/us in the 2019 season. He knows this and so does his agent. If I were in control I'd take the risk that the '19 season humbles him a bit, his stock drops and we get him for a cheaper price after this season.

I love when fans assume that players think like fans. :muttley:
 
2019 Schedule:

@New Orleans (looking for revenge)
@New England
@Chicago (in the winter)
@Detroit

vs Green Bay
vs LA Rams

There's a damn good chance this guy cannot keep up with the firepower coming at him/us in the 2019 season. He knows this and so does his agent. If I were in control I'd take the risk that the '19 season humbles him a bit, his stock drops and we get him for a cheaper price after this season.

He wants a deal done just as Wentz wanted his done and how most QB heading into a season before FA wants to get a deal done.
 
Wait, so he thinks getting paid more money is going to improve his game to compete with the elite QB's of the league?

Dak is no different than any QB who will be entering FA. Teams, all teams tend to do this. Eagles did it with Wentz who has been injured quite a bit yet they still took care of his contract knowing he will be a FA next season. I have no doubt Dak has confidence in himself even if fans don't. Most athletes do not back down from challenges or doubt their own ability
 
Dak wants to get paid because it is time to renew his contract. There is no hidden or alternative agenda. In addition with the upcoming CBA negotiations and the potential of a lockout, he and every other NFL player not under contract will want to ensure they have plenty of money in the bank.
If there is a player out there who doesn't have enough money to strike for a couple of weeks or so then it's his own fault.
 
In the meantime NFL.com is saying Case Keenum may become available soon.....at a salary of 3.5m.

Im not a big fan of Keenum - another bus driver - but if available at 1/10 the cost of Dak.....?
 
Lol I think it more has to do with the fact that Dak is making peanuts and guys like Kirk Cousins receive a monster contract and can't even beat a team with a winning record.

Say what you want about Dak's mechanics as a pure passer of the football, but the market dictates his worth and I'd much rather tough it out with him than guys like Derek Carr, Matt Stafford, and a hoard of others. Could you imagine a season with Mike White or, dare I say, Cooper Rush under center? Pay. That. Man.
 
Lol I think it more has to do with the fact that Dak is making peanuts and guys like Kirk Cousins receive a monster contract and can't even beat a team with a winning record.

Say what you want about Dak's mechanics as a pure passer of the football, but the market dictates his worth and I'd much rather tough it out with him than guys like Derek Carr, Matt Stafford, and a hoard of others. Could you imagine a season with Mike White or, dare I say, Cooper Rush under center? Pay. That. Man.

Why? What's he going to do if we dont pay him? Sit out the season?

Dak needs to understand that the Case Keenums, Scot Fitzs, Bortles, Tyrods, Tannehills etc set the "market price" for his level of ability. While this market over paid in past years, it seems to have crashed now. Most of the above mentioned are in the $1-5m per year bracket.
 
2019 Schedule:

@New Orleans (looking for revenge)
@New England
@Chicago (in the winter)
@Detroit

vs Green Bay
vs LA Rams

There's a damn good chance this guy cannot keep up with the firepower coming at him/us in the 2019 season. He knows this and so does his agent. If I were in control I'd take the risk that the '19 season humbles him a bit, his stock drops and we get him for a cheaper price after this season.

Don't be naive. His price will only increase. He isn't playing a disposable position.

He just saw Wentz get a huge payday for accomplishing zero. Why shouldn't he get paid. Has zero to do with their upcoming schedule. He's worth way above what his contract is paying him now.

You also have guys like Stafford and Cousins, who have accomplished zero making huge money.
 
It is not like he faced a tough schedule before.
Remember in 2106, even game was his big teat, he passed, so the next game, oh he will be welcomed to the NFL, he passed that test too.

I don't think he is concerned about the schedule nor has it any bearing on his contract.

And is the schedule really all that tough?

I can't even remember yesterday, much less 87 years from now

nevermind, @408Cowboy beat me to the punch
 
2019 Schedule:

@New Orleans (looking for revenge)
@New England
@Chicago (in the winter)
@Detroit

vs Green Bay
vs LA Rams

There's a damn good chance this guy cannot keep up with the firepower coming at him/us in the 2019 season. He knows this and so does his agent. If I were in control I'd take the risk that the '19 season humbles him a bit, his stock drops and we get him for a cheaper price after this season.
:rolleyes:
 
You guys are missing the boat. The team either has to pay him now, or be prepared to pay the franchise tag amount next year. He will sign for less than the franchise tag will cost us next year.

You either believe he can be the man and pay him market rate or you be prepared to lose him after this year. He has the team by the gonads if he completes one year under the franchise tag.
 
Why? What's he going to do if we dont pay him? Sit out the season?

Dak needs to understand that the Case Keenums, Scot Fitzs, Bortles, Tyrods, Tannehills etc set the "market price" for his level of ability. While this market over paid in past years, it seems to have crashed now. Most of the above mentioned are in the $1-5m per year bracket.

:facepalm:
 
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