Worst day in Cowboys history

[DUO_CORE]

So a bunch of JAGS went elswhere to showcase their JAG-edness to new teams, well....bye....

 

[Zekeats]

Think that happened in 94

 

[phildadon86]

They don’t need to “clear” McCarthy. There’s no cap on coaches and the 5M or so to move on from Mike is pocket change.

Not money Jerry wants to spend though. He’d rather waste the year

 

[Landryhat73]

What is the point of tanking in 2024? The CAP situation in 2025 is even worse.

The amount of dead money in 2025 is going to be close to $100 million for this team if Prescott leaves.

 

[Flamma]

Anyone who thinks what happened to this franchise today is anything other than a total disaster is fooling themselves, You are eating Jerry’s cheese. Lost three top contributors as far as number of snaps played in the last five years. In return they signed 0 players.
I really don’t know if I can support this team any longer. 44 years as a fan of this team. I really don’t know if I can continue to put my heart into this team any longer. To think they are doing anything other than tanking for 2024. Is not realistic.

This has been the standard operating procedure for the Cowboys the last 10 years minimum. It's been the same regardless of who they lose.

I've been a fan for a little longer than you. But if you've been a fan for that long, you just need to lower your expectations. Don't expect the organization to be run like back in the Landry days, or even the Jimmy Johnson days. Back when they were respected and feared. What we have now is totally different. Bordering on embarrassing.

 

[stiletto]

Oh geez...far far far from the wworst day. More like just another very "lame" day in Cowboys history, too many to count how high on the scale it is in lameness. It's up there but far from a worst day...

 

[CTcowboy203]

They are tanking.
They've got to clear out Dak and McCarthy. Find out if Lance has what it takes, if not we'll certainly be in position to draft a stud QB finally after 35 years.

I'm totally fine with this off season. It has to be done.

What’s going on right now isn’t what you think it is

 

[Creeper]

What is the point of tanking in 2024? The CAP situation in 2025 is even worse.

I think this is what it is all about. 2025 could be worse than 2024.

 

[Big_D]

It’s like one very long bad day with Jerry and lil Enos in charge!

 

[big dog cowboy]

Worst day in Cowboys history​

HUGE overreaction. Yesterday was far from the worst day in Dallas Cowboys history. I can name many many more.

It wasn't a "total disaster" at all. Exactly who did the Cowboys lose that you expected to stay? The answer should be no one.

 

[Kingofholland]

Anyone who thinks what happened to this franchise today is anything other than a total disaster is fooling themselves, You are eating Jerry’s cheese. Lost three top contributors as far as number of snaps played in the last five years. In return they signed 0 players.
I really don’t know if I can support this team any longer. 44 years as a fan of this team. I really don’t know if I can continue to put my heart into this team any longer. To think they are doing anything other than tanking for 2024. Is not realistic.

The playoff loss a couple months ago stings much more than day 1 of the legal tampering period in which you usually pay top dollar for average players. If yesterday was the worst day I would ask if you just became a fan over the last month?

 

[Risen Star]

The worst day in franchise history was the day Jerry bought the team.

 

[Big_D]

This front office is clueless. It’s comical that some out there still try to downplay what’s happening here. You can’t even justify it. Everything’s fine! LOL

 

[CowboysRule]

My lord the over reactions on this board just lol. The worst day in Cowboys history? Please. This happens every single year. Just step back from the ledge.

 

[bigE79]

The worst thing to happen was the 2016 season.

 

[PAPPYDOG]

The amount of dead money in 2025 is going to be close to $100 million for this team if Prescott leaves.

Proof??

 

[zrinkill]

Not even close.

 

[Landryhat73]

Proof??

1) Prescott - $55 if they restructure $36.5 if they don't
2) Zach Martin if he retires or leaves - $26.5
3) Gallup - $8
4) Lawrence - $7.5
5) Cooks $4

$101 Million!!

 

[PAPPYDOG]

1) Prescott - $55 if they restructure $36.5 if they don't
2) Zach Martin if he retires or leaves - $26.5
3) Gallup - $8
4) Lawrence - $7.5
5) Cooks $4

$101 Million!!

Maybe I'm wrong here but isn't Prescott's total cap hit absorbed if he plays out this final year of his contract at a 59 million $ hit?
Zach won't retire.

 

[dfense]

It's "sky is falling time" as free agency begins. Same thing every year. Oh the misery....