We’ll see what happensNobody thinks Jerry's doing a decent job and we all know he needs a professional GM. But a soft reset in 2024, when we have such a schedule and proved we have holes throughout the roster is sensible.
Cutting into the 2025 CAP to resign those same players that didn't perform in 2023, is just pointless.
I don't think the fanbase is necessarily 'SuperBowl or bust', however, they expect some form of improvement....after being fed for the two previous years 'well at least we were beaten by the best team in the NFC'.I don’t know what Dak wants or what Jerry is thinking . I don’t believe he’s a 60 million $$ QB but I also didn’t believe him to be the best qb in league last contract
That’s not on Dak it’s the market just as it was with previous qb . I think both are and were overpaid
Those that want Dak gone call on the contract as an issue those that don’t reflect his statistical efforts and regular season MVP performance
I don’t care either way but I’m also not a Super Bowl or bust fan. I’d like one but I enjoy ( mostly) week in and week out as it only comes around so often
My days of heavy investment to the point of getting pissed have been gone since 2011.
This board however used to be a place of enjoyment and it’s been overrun with a negativity led by a handful of posters that it’s no longer a sports discussion board as much as it’s a debate stage about the QB
So in light of that I just root for a Dak extension just to piss those posters off and hopefully they keep their word and get stepping
This fanbase is no longer what it was ( and maybe it’s social media) but Stephen A who I hate has a point we are among the worst in the league and has been prior to Dak it’s just worse now
Looking for talent or CAP money?
They care about neither ........ just looking to become richer feeding of Cowboy fansLooking for talent or CAP money?
A portion is and it’s a pretty annoying vocal portion and I personally don’t buy into it’s the qb holding us back . I buy into he’s part of the issue but you may be right the fact that an extension wasn’t done and the all in statements may give credence to the things will look different in 25I don't think the fanbase is necessarily 'SuperBowl or bust', however, they expect some form of improvement....after being fed for the two previous years 'well at least we were beaten by the best team in the NFC'.
The way the Jones restructured Dak's last contract pretty much indicates that the extension was a forth gone conclusion....it appears they aren't as convinced(as they possibly were 12 months ago).
There are very vocal elements on both extremes, that binary outlook is the way of the world.A portion is and it’s a pretty annoying vocal portion and I personally don’t buy into it’s the qb holding us back . I buy into he’s part of the issue but you may be right the fact that an extension wasn’t done and the all in statements may give credence to the things will look different in 25
You and I are just gonna have to leave it there because one sides vocal element has become out of control the other is 3 people . 2 of which are active on another thread as we speakThere are very vocal elements on both extremes, that binary outlook is the way of the world.
Then again both Dak/France and Jerry/Stephen are just as polarized, the player wanting to maximise his money and owner possibly acknowledging that if he concedes we/he won't be able to build a team.
Actually, the middle ground is a life time contract at a very good guaranteed level, but with a new GM....but neither side would probably agree to that.
Got only 1 second place vote too.. imagine celebrating that….Demarco Murray actually won the offensive mvp and nobody cared. Dak finishes second and it’s an iconic moment for Dakies. Go figure.
A contract is a contract. There is a rookie cap and salary structure in place. By caving into Zekes holdout , we basically punted away all the benefits of the rookie contract. Great for Zeke but very stupid for the team. That situation sets us up for the CD situation now where we probably aren’t going to see him anytime soon unless he gets his money now.Zeke actually earned his contract though and was the actual MVP of the offense. You can’t really blame him as RB shelf-life is short, while QBs get protected all day and can play for years. Dak would have had zero wins, but Atlanta decided not to fall on the ball on an onside kick. 7 TOs that year and a broken leg. The year prior, lost to Wentz, with a play-off birth on the line and everybody healthy. That year Dallas for a long stretch was right there with the Lions in terms of being horrible on third downs. He set QC records of futility before Dallas had to leverage draft picks for Cooper and when Zeke was suspended, he couldn’t even score double digits against a winning team. To start the season he had like 3 picks returned for TDs in like 3-4 games, so Linehan’s had to put the game on Zeke’s shoulders once again.
I get it, but if we didn't sit Romo, Zeke would have started with a real QB and had a SB by now.. and we'd be a lot more content and could deal with a couple down years because of contracts...A contract is a contract. There is a rookie cap and salary structure in place. By caving into Zekes holdout , we basically punted away all the benefits of the rookie contract. Great for Zeke but very stupid for the team. That situation sets us up for the CD situation now where we probably aren’t going to see him anytime soon unless he gets his money now.