Who was our biggest loss this offseason?

[J12B]

Dalton Schultz?

Connor McGovern?

Seems like we lost a few players that were "JAGs" although Schultz was good in the passing game.

But we really didn't lose any difference makers.

If Cooks, Gilmore, and Mazi Smith can be difference makers or at least solid contributors the roster is definitely going to be much more talented.

I think we're right there with Philly.

 

[fivetwos]

Dalton Schultz?

Connor McGovern?

Seems like we lost a few players that were "JAGs" although Schultz was good in the passing game.

But we really didn't lose any difference makers.

If Cooks, Gilmore, and Mazi Smith can be difference makers or at least solid contributors the roster is definitely going to be much more talented.

I think we're right there with Philly.

I think the fact that we project to get all of a 6th round comp pick for each says most of it.

They got better overall. LG and K are a concern but I’m hoping they get that right.

 

[LACowboysFan1]

Schultz. He was a starter, had good stats and knows the offense. There's nobody behind him that has proven they can match his contribution.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds058]

None

 

[Mcsports]

Schultz.
Not exciting but sure handed.
His blocking will not be missed.

 

[xwalker]

Dalton Schultz?

Connor McGovern?

Seems like we lost a few players that were "JAGs" although Schultz was good in the passing game.

But we really didn't lose any difference makers.

If Cooks, Gilmore, and Mazi Smith can be difference makers or at least solid contributors the roster is definitely going to be much more talented.

I think we're right there with Philly.

Noah Brown.

 

[TequilaCowboy]

Kellen Moore...LOL...just kiddin'. No meaningful losses this off season. Even Schultz is easily replaceable. It was reported Jones offered a 3 year $36m deal which he declined. Bet on himself. Wound up getting at best only a one year $9m from Houston. That tells you how other teams did not place as much value in his all world talents. Once again, Jerry being saved by an idiot player from making a bad mistake.

 

[cowboyec]

te dalton schultz.
he wasn't a difference maker...but a solid starter.
he had good synergy with dak.
but ferguson seemed to develop that as the season went along...so i think it won't be a signifigant loss.

 

[Calvin2Tony2Emmitt2Julius]

Schultz. He was a starter, had good stats and knows the offense. There's nobody behind him that has proven they can match his contribution.

I would have to disagree with you. Schultz WAS a starter and he put up some good numbers but Hendershot and Ferguson showed up when called upon. Not saying he sucks or anything like that I just don't think he 'll be missed

all that much

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Schultz but that is kinda the point. With Ferg and Schoon he is already replaced and more.

 

[gimmesix]

Dalton Schultz?

Connor McGovern?

Seems like we lost a few players that were "JAGs" although Schultz was good in the passing game.

But we really didn't lose any difference makers.

If Cooks, Gilmore, and Mazi Smith can be difference makers or at least solid contributors the roster is definitely going to be much more talented.

I think we're right there with Philly.

At the moment, I'd say Elliott. I'm not saying Elliott was great last year, but it's more questions about replacing him. We've got a starter recovering from a broken leg, a bargain-bin backup, a diminutive sixth-rounder and two UDFAs.

At least at tight end, we've got a second-round pick and two healthy backups who looked pretty good when given the chance. At guard, we can move Tyler to the position and expect to be better.

I know fans are down on Elliott but until Pollard got hurt, our 1-2 punch was pretty good. Maybe it will be better this year, but right now, we don't even know who the 1-2 punch is going to be.

 

[CowboyRoy]

None

Overall addition by subtraction.

 

[Mac_MaloneV1]

McGovern but only because he was a known commodity and I'm not really sure what the plan is at LG.

 

[shabazz]

Schultz is the biggest loss…….it’s really a no brainer

 

[Havic]

George Edwards

 

[CowboyRoy]

At the moment, I'd say Elliott. I'm not saying Elliott was great last year, but it's more questions about replacing him. We've got a starter recovering from a broken leg, a bargain-bin backup, a diminutive sixth-rounder and two UDFAs.

At least at tight end, we've got a second-round pick and two healthy backups who looked pretty good when given the chance. At guard, we can move Tyler to the position and expect to be better.

I know fans are down on Elliott but until Pollard got hurt, our 1-2 punch was pretty good. Maybe it will be better this year, but right now, we don't even know who the 1-2 punch is going to be.

LOL..........there had to be one of you right?

And NO, Zeke's side of the punch wasnt good. Why is it that some of you cant see that? Watching you should be able to tell. Then there are stats.

And please dont tell me about his 12 1 yard plunge TD's that he vultured.

 

[CATCH17]

I’ll go with McGovern.

We replaced Schultz.

 

[DanA]

There’s not one and the only weak positions in my opinion are starting LG, Kicker and RB2.

 

[Mac_MaloneV1]

I can't believe that people think Dalton Schultz had good hands lol


Guy couldn't catch anything that didn't stick between the 8 and the 6 with any consistency.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds058]

I can't believe that people think Dalton Schultz had good hands lol


Guy couldn't catch anything that didn't stick between the 8 and the 6 with any consistency.

Some thought he was Jay N. for Troy.