This team over the past few years seems to be too rigid when it comes to improvising. Last year I'd have never imagined in a million years that they would leave the draft without a running back, and yet they did just that because the right value in the right round never lined up. I can understand that to a certain extent and not saying you should reach for need, but in some cases you have to have some flexibility. I get grabbing Gregory over a few of the backs they really liked, thinking that one of them would likely be there the following round, but imo they either needed to trade up in the third to secure one (once they committed to passing in the 2nd) or take one lower down on their board in the third instead of Chaz ****** Green. I'm still really irked behind that situation.
All that to say seems like they had a similar sort of off season in regards to back up QB. Who did they really have an opportunity to sign especially when you see philly giving guys like Daniel 21 mil. Seems like they surveyed the options, didn't like any enough to pursue that hard, and certainly not get into a bidding war, and turned their attn. to the draft. They've got Kellen, added Dak, are assuming Romo shouldn't miss 13 games again, and in the event he does the back up will have a healthy Dez and Zeke. Easy to see the thought process.
