Trey Lance trade does nothing much for me personally

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Why pay Dak another huge cap killing contract…

When we now have TL?

I have zero interest in entertaining that argument.

 

[America's Cowboy]

The issue is that Trey Lance is in Year 3 of arguably the most quarterback friendly offense in the NFL, and he still looked like an undrafted free agent out there. Going to a small school and getting injured doesn't explain that.

The 49ers even said publicly they were surprised Dallas (a.k.a., anyone) offered a 4th. A midround pick could have fetched OL or LB help to win now. Trading for a developmental 3rd string QB doesn't do that, and probably won't in the future. This isn't about risk/reward, it's about opportunity costs.

This might upset people, but this move shows that the Joneses are more focused on out-leveraging Dak's agent in contract negotiations at the moment than they are winning a Super Bowl.

100% nailed it!

 

[America's Cowboy]

Jerry stating he didn't notify Dak, Mike McCarthy or anyone about trading for Trey Lance... (starts at the 3:32 minute mark)

 

[big dog cowboy]

Why pay Dak another huge cap killing contract…

When we now have TL?

How do we or the Cowboys know if Lance will even develop into a QB2? Forget becoming a starter. Just win the backup job.

 

[starfan1]

I have zero interest in entertaining that argument.

those who dont get that daks contract is set up for extension are not really worth having dialog with. there is no downside to the trade IMO