Worst off season move so far?

[the kid 05]

Can't man handle someone if you can't hit them.

that is true :laugh2: smart ***

 

[neosapien23]

It depends on a what-if scenarion? I would have to say not taking a quarterback early in the draft to take over for Bledsoe if Parcells knows Romo is not the answer. I would not be surprised if the Tuna refused to a quarterback even if he knew Dallas needed one just to win now. Than again there is no way of telling what he opinion he holds on Romo.

 

[Yeagermeister]

Making that Yeager guy a mod.......WHAT was Reality thinking?

 

[WoodysGirl]

Making that Yeager guy a mod.......WHAT was Reality thinking?

 

[Crown Royal]

Echoing several other points, we released one of our top 5 defenders for $$$ reasons, when we could have afforded him.

I don't see how you get better doing that, but we'll see.

 

[StanleySpadowski]

This is an easy one. Assembling a Super Bowl caliber team around a non-Suber Bowl caliber QB.

 

[MiStar]

Signing TO when we could have had Keyshawn and Glover for a similar price. We'll see about FS. If we don't pick up a decent FS in the draft, my answer will be not sufficiently addressing the FS problem.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

I wish we had kept Keyshawn.

I'm mad we didn't trade him to HOuston or some GOd-forsaken team instead of letting the Panthers sign him

 

[Bob Sacamano]

yeah hes mobile but does he have allens nasty streak and allens ablitly to just man handle people like they are rag dolls?

that mean-streak and ability to man-handle became useless when we needed it most, sustaining blocks at the 2nd level because Allen couldn't get out there anymore

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Echoing several other points, we released one of our top 5 defenders for $$$ reasons, when we could have afforded him.

I don't see how you get better doing that, but we'll see.

Glover was a part-time player scheduled to make 7 million, it's business guys

 

[Bob Sacamano]

And noone's ever changed their ways, huh?

and esp. when they're given incentive to, like a 3 year, 25 mil contract that is largely based on him behaving

 

[VoR]

I know it's not over yet, but what would you point to as the worst off season move made this season by the Cowboys?

Unfortunately, I can see LA's release and the Kosier acquisition coming back to haunt us. So far, I'd say that was the worst (or most risky) move made this season.

Signing Rivera and Ferguson.
Wait that was last year.

 

[CoCo]

I really wish we still had Keyshawn and yet I understand we're going in a different direction with more upside.

I don't know if Kozier is the answer at LG but I know Larry Allen no longer was. I certainly wish we had someone more proven at LG but we shall see.

I also understand releasing Glover. Not a good cap value. I just hope the way we spend his dollars, and Allen's, and Keyshawns, ends up being a better ROI. To be determined...

 

[Paniolo22]

I'm mad we didn't trade him to HOuston or some GOd-forsaken team instead of letting the Panthers sign him

Not trading ANY of our players and never getting anything in return for them.

 

[Big Country]

:bang2: not picking Jose Cortez back up when he was available again...

 

[superpunk]

Not trading ANY of our players and never getting anything in return for them.

Who really did that, though? It's really just a pipe dream by fans, because in general, if you're going to trade a player, teams know you're just gonna cut them anyway - so why give up draft picks?

 

[big dog cowboy]

I know it's not over yet, but what would you point to as the worst off season move made this season by the Cowboys?

Keeping Zimmer.