We Should Have Signed Julio Jones

[Pass2Run]

I realize Gallup is likely to come back, likely by game 3. But that shouldn't have been a factor. When you have a player like Julio Jones on the market and you can bring him in for $6 million for a single year, why wouldn't you do it?

Even though he's 33-years old, he's likely going to start for you and produce to some degree even if he doesn't reach 1,000 yards.

I'm a fan of Fehoko, and even Tolbert (not so much Houston), but I can't understand why the Cowboys would think Noah Brown is a better option than either of those two, much less Julio Jones.

How does Dallas miss out on signing a player like Julio Jones?

 

[kskboys]

Julio would be dumb to come here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Captain-Crash]

Julio would not have come here. Brady calls and just about anybody will show up for him, because they know Brady is serious and you would have a chance for a ring. shrugs. who wouldn't

 

[Aven8]

Julio is done. Yes he had a catch the other night but he will be injured before long.

 

[cavemanct]

Julio is done. Yes he had a catch the other night but he will be injured before long.

He didn't look done at all.

 

[davey999]

Or Jarvis Landry. Or traded for Robert Woods. Lots of ignored options - but we go with Dennis Houston.

 

[Captain-Crash]

this team is where you go to collect a check and that's it. this is not the 70's team or the 90 teams. this team is not special, it's just a place to end your career with a last big pay check. sad but true.

 

[bigdnlaca]

Y’all didn’t want him here. Julio wanted to go to a team that will get him the ball. Julio isn’t even the number 1 receiver in Tampa but he was way more involved in the game plan than he ever was in Tennessee.

 

[RS12]

And who should we have signed to throw him the ball?

 

[Pass2Run]

Julio is done. Yes he had a catch the other night but he will be injured before long.

He had 67 yards, which means he's on pace for 1,135, which is nearly 1,200 yard season.

 

[Mannix]

Jones as a #4 is better than anything we have at WR....Lamb is a bust! Doesn't matter who we have at QB....this season, with this WR corp, is done!!!

 

[foofighters]

I realize Gallup is likely to come back, likely by game 3. But that shouldn't have been a factor. When you have a player like Julio Jones on the market and you can bring him in for $6 million for a single year, why wouldn't you do it?

Even though he's 33-years old, he's likely going to start for you and produce to some degree even if he doesn't reach 1,000 yards.

I'm a fan of Fehoko, and even Tolbert (not so much Houston), but I can't understand why the Cowboys would think Noah Brown is a better option than either of those two, much less Julio Jones.

How does Dallas miss out on signing a player like Julio Jones?

Ya that sounds awesome. Cooper to Julio FTW!!!

Lol.

 

[CowboyRoy]

I realize Gallup is likely to come back, likely by game 3. But that shouldn't have been a factor. When you have a player like Julio Jones on the market and you can bring him in for $6 million for a single year, why wouldn't you do it?

Even though he's 33-years old, he's likely going to start for you and produce to some degree even if he doesn't reach 1,000 yards.

I'm a fan of Fehoko, and even Tolbert (not so much Houston), but I can't understand why the Cowboys would think Noah Brown is a better option than either of those two, much less Julio Jones.

How does Dallas miss out on signing a player like Julio Jones?

Would not have made a shred of difference last game.

 

[Proof]

I realize Gallup is likely to come back, likely by game 3. But that shouldn't have been a factor. When you have a player like Julio Jones on the market and you can bring him in for $6 million for a single year, why wouldn't you do it?

Even though he's 33-years old, he's likely going to start for you and produce to some degree even if he doesn't reach 1,000 yards.

I'm a fan of Fehoko, and even Tolbert (not so much Houston), but I can't understand why the Cowboys would think Noah Brown is a better option than either of those two, much less Julio Jones.

How does Dallas miss out on signing a player like Julio Jones?

because he looked completely finished last year with the Titans. like bad bad.

 

[StuckMojo]

If you were Jones which QB would you want throwing you the ball?

 

[CouchCoach]

Julio would not have come here. Brady calls and just about anybody will show up for him, because they know Brady is serious and you would have a chance for a ring. shrugs. who wouldn't

Julio was not going to a team with a WR corps like this one.

TB is the perfect fit for him.

 

[Captain-Crash]

Julio was not going to a team with a WR corps like this one.

TB is the perfect fit for him.

nobody comes here unless it's for money. you have no chance in the world for success here.

 

[Ranching]

I realize Gallup is likely to come back, likely by game 3. But that shouldn't have been a factor. When you have a player like Julio Jones on the market and you can bring him in for $6 million for a single year, why wouldn't you do it?

Even though he's 33-years old, he's likely going to start for you and produce to some degree even if he doesn't reach 1,000 yards.

I'm a fan of Fehoko, and even Tolbert (not so much Houston), but I can't understand why the Cowboys would think Noah Brown is a better option than either of those two, much less Julio Jones.

How does Dallas miss out on signing a player like Julio Jones?

Yep

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

We should've signed a few guys.

 

[Carson]

He didn't look done at all.

Dallas does that. He may have 1-2 comparable games and that’s being generous