Then you agree that paying a QB a cent more than league minimum or a cent more than a rookie contract doenst make sense unless they are Brady?
Nice strawman argument. However, your position about paying a QB, with your requirements of knowing how that player will turn out before acquiring him, moves into the realm of ridiculousness. The very nature of the process of signing a QB is a crap shoot at best. But more specifically your ire at Dak, and your comments concerning him indicate you truly have no solution to this issue.
Let him walk, and the team being assembled that we see today falls apart. If you think Cooper Rush is the answer because he won a few games, then any comment you have is truly moot.
What domino affect would trigger if Jerry allowed Dak to walk? Dallas would have still been drafting in the middle of the pack. Too far away from any potential candidate you find acceptable. Because you want guarantees.
Would Quinn have stayed when teams were nosing around him last off season because the rebuild is going into the first year with a rookie QB? How about the skill players coming up for renewal? Think they would stay for a three year process to get back to where this team was last year, if that is possible?
It's easy to toss out your venom at Dak for his salary. Then make comical statements like the one above.
Both your position on a guarantee the QB will be elite or he doesn't get a dime, and your lack of any real solution to this problem other than the preposterous league minimum declaration is more of the same from posters that want to complain and regurgitate the same sour grapes which litters any thread that includes Dak.