If they cut Dak now they would take an additional $11 million CAP hit. $66 million in dead money in 2024. But he would be off the books in 2025.
And where did you get this personal opinion from?
I can't say where he got it from, but I'm going to go out on a limb and say, from watching them play.
He'll waive it, but he'll pick and choose what team he wants to be traded to. Do you think a team would give us 2 first rounders for him? I'd do that in a second.
He’ll wave his middle finger at the Cowboys’ idiot owner. He will never agree to a trade. Ever.
If the Cowboys don't plan to extend him, I don't see why he wouldn't.
Well, Rush had shown it on the field as a Cowboy.
Half a billion is simply not enough!
Probably not, but my point was that IF Dak did, the better he plays the more they could get for him.
Yeah, I don't really care who leads the team to a SB win, be it Dak or Rush or Lance or whoever.
Look at what the Rams gave up for Stafford. The Lions got Goff, plus 2 first round picks and a 3rd round pick. I think the league in general appreciates Dak a lot more than Cowboys fans.
They saw unknown and it was 5-1 with a practice QB with a noddle arm I’m Cooper Rush. And Amari actually saw the unknown too and that was the ball was thrown his way…
Rams leveraged their whole future for a Super Bowl win and they still went 10-7 last year. Stafford played 10 games too. They were 5-12 the year before.
That required a bold, intelligent, professional NFL general manager and an aggressive, innovative NFL head coach. The Dallas Cowboys have neither. In addition, Goff’s agent had not purposely negotiated a no trade clause for his client. In short, the Cowboys are not the Rams. Todd France and Dak Prescott have a goal for Dak’s next contract and the Dallas Cowboys are not going to deter them. Dak will not be threatened or coerced into any action or signing a contract less than he and France believe he’s worth. Fans have trouble accepting that. They don’t want Prescott to get everything he wants as some sort of punishment for the team losing that playoff game to the Packers and Cowboys’ poor management of the league’s salary cap rules. Fans are fantasizing ways that would happen. It is not going to. It’s an exercise in futility.
the point is, the Rams are back to winning.
That's not as good as it looks. The Rams wanted Stafford. But they had to unload Goff. They basically paid Detroit to take on Goff's contract with an extra 1st round pick. Detroit didn't want to trade QBs, the Rams did.
