Chasing6
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Apparently you don't know what a contract negotiation is. If Dallas has no interest in resigning Dak, would there be a contract negotiation?I keep reading about Dak supposedly having leverage in contract negotiations with the Cowboys, but what does he really have?
He has to be desirable for the Cowboys to want to sign him, but why should they want him back?
He has a proven record of choking in the biggest games every season.
Cooper Rush outplayed him when he came in during Dak's injury two years ago, going 5-1.
Dak single handedly cost the Cowboys the game versus the Packers last season in the playoffs, and cost McCarthy the win in his return to Green Bay the year before.
Dak promised to bring rings to the Cowboys with his last contract, but has consistently been the reason they don't win versus good teams and in the playoffs.
So what "leverage" does he supposedly have? He has a proven record of letting the Cowboys down every time they need him.
It would seem that he should be hoping and praying that Jerry is still gullible enough to give him another chance.
If Dallas wants to resign Dak, Dak has 100% all of the leverage. Not really hard to comprehend.
Either way Dak will get paid by Dallas or another team. However, Dallas will only have a top 10 QB next year, if they resign Dak.
Either way Dak wins. Dak is in a no lose situation.
GM Jethro is in a lose-lose situation. Dallas is still responsible for $63M in cap space that Dak has already been paid. So resigning Dak to a $55M+ contract and owing the remaining $63M of Cap that needs to be accounted for(GM Jethro's decision to restructure Dak's contract) is an albatross around Jerry's neck.
Letting Dak walk with, no trade compensation, and no adequate replacement plan is arguable a worse situation.
No wonder the rumors of a shorter extension have come up. 1. It would allow time for GM Jethro to come up with a plan to replace Dak. 2. GM Jethro is hoping to remove the No Trade Clause in a new contract.
Again Dak has all leverage and has no reason not to demand a No Trade Clause again in a new contract.
In addition, why would Dak want to resign a short term deal, allowing GM Jethro to then invest draft picks on his replacement, instead of those picks being used in an attempt to win a SB.(ALL-IN)
Everyday that passes Dak becomes more comfortable with and excited about becoming a Free Agent. France is well aware of the teams that will be interested if and when Dak becomes a Free Agent.
No matter what decision GM Jerhro makes he loses, half the fans will be happy and half will be upset.
The desperate signing of Trance is not the solution to replacing Dak. It maybe the solution to getting a top 10 pick in the near future.