Coogiguy03
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I've been wanting to know what's the reasoning as well, come out and tell us this is why we're doing this and that!!! Be up front
I was going to post the same thing lolSo $59M is good?
What more would expect from people who are Dak fans first and foremost? They support Dak more than the teamDemarco Murray actually won the offensive mvp and nobody cared. Dak finishes second and it’s an iconic moment for Dakies. Go figure.
You mean HOF (Hall Of Futility).Next stop the Hall of Fame
I don't know why this comment doesn't have more "likes".The root is having non-football people in charge.
Why do they need to say anything? Would you believe them anyways?I've been wanting to know what's the reasoning as well, come out and tell us this is why we're doing this and that!!! Be up front
We're going to be seeing a lot of new users names after next season.What more would expect from people who are Dak fans first and foremost? They support Dak more than the team
Or the future. That would be a ridiculous moveOnly for the Dak fan who doesn't care about the rest of the team
Neither Martin or Tyron took discounts. Martin was the highest paid guard when he signed his contract and negotiations were not easy. Tyron signed a 100 million dollar contract when no one but quarterbacks was getting that kind of money.Zeke and Dak took paydays... meanwhile, the offensive line, the true MVP, Tyron and Zack were taking hometown discounts. LOL
Exactly.How can anybody fully believe in Dak Prescott after watching him flame out every year in the playoffs?
Jerry’s reasoning is not the problem. Dak’s next contract is not the problem either. The Cowboys pushed Dak’s contract value into future years, in a sense, borrowing cap space against his deal, and now the bill is due. Every other team operates under the same rules, so the Cowboys cap issues have to be self inflicted. The issues are not Dak’s fault. Even if the Cowboys don’t sign Dak to a subsequent contract they still have salary cap issues because of how they handled his deal. Dak will only be paid what some owner says he will be paid. Making himself available to all 32 franchises and their being able to sign him without having to compensate the Cowboys is best for Dak. His agent, Todd France, has a duty to represent his client’s interest to the best of his ability. Dak does more to help the Cowboys win games than any fan. He counts more than Cowboys fans. Whether you’re a supporter or a detractor of Prescott, his entertainment value during and between seasons has been all Jerry could ask for. No one enjoys all this angst (attention) and controversy (attention) more than Jerry Jones.Jerry obviously misread the RB market when he gave Zeke $15 million. In the case of Dak, he guessed at what Dak would be and he got it wrong. When Jerry did Dak's current contract, Dak was still an unproven player. Jerry believed his own hype about Dak and went overboard signing him for $40 million. Remember, Dak got hurt in 2020 while on the franchise tag. Jerry franchised him again in 2021 before signing him to his current contract. Dak missed most of 2020, and his 2019 season ended with a bad week 16 loss to the Eagles with the season on the line. Dak did not play well and the questions about Dak were already starting to swirl around Dallas. The following week, Dak blew out Washington to end the season but Dallas missed of the playoffs. Going into 2021 Jerry decided to take a gamble on Dak and pay him what he wanted, as well as give away the trade clause and franchise tag. Jerry was wrong. Dak was never worth $40 million back then. 4 years was too short for the deal (imagine if Jerry made a 6 year deal for Dak instead of 4), and I bet he wishes he had that trade clause in his favor now.
I think Jerry knows he got burned by that deal, so now he is approaching the next deal with way more caution. We don't really know how much money Dak wants this time. We've been throwing around $60 million because that has been rumored one of twice. In 2021, the rumor was $40 million and I never believed it. It was way out of the ball park for what most thought Dak was worth. I assumed Dak would sign for somewhere around $35 million. But this time I am assuming if Dak wanted $40 million in 2021, then the $60 million is probably the number he wants now. If so, you can count me in the no deal column. Force a trade and move on as soon as possible. Do not make the same mistake again. $60 million will cripple the Cowboys for 5 or 6 more years.
You and me both.Exactly.
Being a long time fan it’s really tough to watch.
I’ve been saying for years, a franchise QB is the only thing that can turn Jerry’s world around. It will take that to overcome our inept GM.You and me both.
Been a fan for 49 years and watching this once great franchise turn into a clown show is depressing.
That would be a bad personnel move to come out a publicly talk bad about your players. Would make Dallas less desirable to current and potential future players.I've been wanting to know what's the reasoning as well, come out and tell us this is why we're doing this and that!!! Be up front