Who are you afraid is going to stick on the team?

Barber, Davis, and Colombo

I'm ok with Ball coming back as a 4th corner/backup safety. Brooking would ideally be replaced by a young guy, but I'm ok with him for depth, leadership, and being a sort of player/coach for maybe 1 more year (if there isn't a promising young LB to take his place on the roster).

IMO, Barber hurts our offense (he has no vision and is slow). Davis is a lazy slug who needs to go. I like Colombo but it looks like he just can't physically do the job any longer.
 
Bulldog;3817862 said:
I know that I'm in the minority, but I would like to see Brooking on the team next season. I like his fire, and I think he can still play in situations. No more than 20 - 25 plays a game.

I agree. Like I said in my previous post, I'd rather have a young guy with promise replace him but I'm ok with him as a situational player. He actually looked decent in coverage much of the year and was in position for a few picks. Unfortunately, he has stone hands.
 
I love Colombo's spirit but he has to go. Ball as a safety no, #4 CB yes. I would like to see Bigg go. BUT MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE CAMPO MUST GO!
 
Hostile;3817407 said:
Garrett does metaphorically. He owns Dennis regularly.
I think it was his first or second PC as the interim head coach. "Somebody wasn't paying attention earlier." :p:
 
Galian Beast;3817327 said:
Marion Barber
Leonard Davis
Marc Colombo
Alan Ball
Keith Brooking
Dave Campo

Out of that group, Davis and Colombo. I don't see them on the team unless they are starters and that would mean Dallas did not get an adequate replacement in the offseason.

I can see Ball coming back as a 4th corner and back-up FS so I would not be upset if they retained him. I would prefer they put Lee in the starting line-up over Brooking, but would also like to see Lee go through the offseason healthy first. I will leave it up to Ryan to decide if Campo can be his DB Coach.
 
We'll see what happens, but there won't be very many changes until March, I'm thinking.
 
Galian Beast;3817327 said:
Marion Barber
Leonard Davis
Marc Colombo
Alan Ball
Keith Brooking
Dave Campo

I know Colombo is gone so im not worried about that.

I want Alan Ball back as a backup.


Keith Brooking would be a nice piece to have imo because Sean Lee hasn't shown he can get off a block.


I would say Barber is my #1 if he is used in any type of primary role.

Davis is my #2... He just can't move his feet at all.
 
Joe Rod;3818228 said:
Out of that group, Davis and Colombo. I don't see them on the team unless they are starters and that would mean Dallas did not get an adequate replacement in the offseason.

I can see Ball coming back as a 4th corner and back-up FS so I would not be upset if they retained him. I would prefer they put Lee in the starting line-up over Brooking, but would also like to see Lee go through the offseason healthy first. I will leave it up to Ryan to decide if Campo can be his DB Coach.


I got a feeling Davis is coming back.
 
Columbo scares me the most, personally because if he stays it'll just be another excuse not to invest a good pick on an offensive lineman.

Alan Ball won't stop us from drafting a safety, hopefully.
 
links18;3818489 said:
Page 3 and nobody has mentioned Roy Williams yet? :eek:

Roy Williams.

Happy? :lmao:

But I really do want to see him gone because I view him as a progress stopper. I think with the right offseason Hurd can esily bring what Williams brings, and more so. Plus, Ogletree needs the extra pracice reps. Would like to see Dallas draft another WR also, maybe in round 4.
 
TheCount;3818494 said:
Columbo scares me the most, personally because if he stays it'll just be another excuse not to invest a good pick on an offensive lineman.

Alan Ball won't stop us from drafting a safety, hopefully.

Colombo's as good as gone.

If he's not then we just no longer care about winning.
 
links18;3818489 said:
Page 3 and nobody has mentioned Roy Williams yet? :eek:


I wouldn't cut a single player that's going to cost me more to cut him than keep him. Roy will be around fro 2011. 2012 all bets are off.
 
The only one I dont want back is Ball.

I know im in the minority when i say this but i want to see Barber have one more year. I still believe that some where in the tank is the 2007-2009 barber. Not to mention that everyone wants to blame barber for getting tackled in the backfield and refuse to accept the fact that we dont have running back that can go up the middle because our oline is pushed back right at the snap of the ball. Just 1 more year. I believe we will see a different barber next year if hes back.
 
Actually, I dont fear that one single player will be back that doesnt deserve.

I would like to see just about every one of these players back with a FULL offseason, TC, prepartion, guidance etc by Garrett.

I think many are jumping the gun on the "lack of talent" we have. There is alot of talent on this team. You wont have a superstar at every position, you need role players.

We just need a few additions. Everyone should get a clean slate for at least one run through with Garrett at the helm.



AMERICAS_FAN;3817388 said:
Buehler as the FG kicker. Unfortunately, Garrett will keep him for Jerry's sake.

You know I hated this move by Jerry. But now we are knee deep in it. Let him have a go at it.

The only thing I really see wrong with Buehler is... when he is approaching the ball he looks uncomfortable and herky jerky.

He needs to address the ball better.

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