Do you really think that some numbers on a roulette wheel are better than others?
There are other options
What’s the beef with No C? He’s actually a good follow, he gives good insight and it appears the players trust him with info, he seems like a great dude whose entertaining and engaging with his followers. If you do follow him he’s under no illusions about WWE but I get the feeling he enjoys it because of his childhood. I am not a fan of wrestling and it’s fake storylines, but to each their own.
Robert Quinn comes to mind. When was their last big fa signing? Hardy/Carr?
Many times the best team does not win in the end.
Chaisson is not a LB solution. Jewell would be nice. Then draft another like Trevin Wallace and things are looking up.
how about a punter in the first round?
Absolutely, but it’s not as if all teams start out equally and it’s some sort of a lottery.
The way they've been playing Parsons is absolutely sinful. Basically, he's not required to think, just go. At this point, his learning curve might be even longer if we switch him to LB where he belongs. We have massively done a disservice to this young man. He was a possible HOFer at LB.
Depends on how you look at it. The team w/ the best facet to beat other good teams is generally the one who wins. W/ KC it's Mahomes. W/ SF it's usually the D, though McC and Deebo play a huge role.
Prepare for Anthony Barr to return
No way.
Good article, thanks. The good news for the Cowboys is LB isn't a high cost position to address in free agency. Someone like Josey Jewell isn't an all-pro but is a very good LB all around that offers good value.This is a GREAT article about the LB situation. It needs some major additions this off season. And for goodness sake move Bell back to safety please! Must read article.
What's Next? Cowboys' LB corps is in dire straits
Feb 09, 2024
Patrik Walker
FRISCO, TX — One thing was made evident in 2023 by the Dallas Cowboys' defense, and that's the fact that linebackers do, in fact, matter. Some of the struggles in run defense were attributable to the lack of size in the LBs room, Damone Clark notwithstanding, and a career-threatening injury to Leighton Vander Esch only made matters instantly worse.
With Dan Quinn now in Washington with the Commanders, and Mike Zimmer replacing him as defensive coordinator, it's likely the Cowboys revisit their approach to the linebacker position.
It feels like a foregone conclusion that they will, considering just how prominent linebackers have historically been to Zimmer's defenses in the past.
And that would be welcome news, in my opinion.
Take a look below at where everything stands now, and where it should soon.
https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/what-s-next-cowboys-lb-corps-is-in-dire-straits
I believe you missed the point. There can be only 1
Post of the off-season. They have issues at DL, LB, OL, RB and the cap. And the positional needs aren’t ST/backup, but major contributor needs. Oh, and only 3 prime draft picks.
Overshown may be light, but he may be the real deal, but unfortunately he won't be too much in the mix after having knee surgery. It's probably going take at least a year or more just to build up the strength in his knee to where he doesn't think about the surgery anymore. When those big guys go low on him, he's probably going to freakout and shy away from contact......................
Especially since he has a too skinny build for a LB to begin w/.
Very hard. We have no replacements for our good older players coming up, and are already salary cap strapped w/ huge needs.
W/ what salary cap room? We're like 30 mil over right now.
