We Should Have Signed Julio Jones

[JoeKing]

Julio would most certainly be a step up from Lamb.

 

[Dre11]

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?

And now have two injury prone WRs....lol everybody want him till he hurt again.

 

[Dre11]

He didn't look done at all.

Give a few games...lol
It's the same knock on Cooper, they're always dealing with something.

 

[Tussinman]

He didn't look done at all.

Agreed. Anyone who says otherwise has no concept of why he signed with Tampa

Not only is he going to have a Hall of Fame quarterback throwing him the ball but with Goodwin and Evans on the roster it means he's going to get matched up against other teams number 3 corners for most of the year

It's the ideal situation which is why he signed. The whole point of ideal situations is to rejuvenate your career