TwoDeep3
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Here is the issue.
1. What happens to the cap? I, personally, don't believe the cap is a detriment. But you still have the lion's share of Dak's contract to deal with. Do you eat some of it to make the deal work? What does a vet bring with him in cap?
2. Drafting a replacement means you start from square one. Great for the cap, but there are issues which this path brings up which will create, perhaps, huge problems. Does Quinn go because you are starting over? What about Parson's? Since you are essentially scuttling some of his career to accomplish this do over. All the young players will age while you are waiting for this drafted QB to figure out how to win.
Lawrence, Martin are two.
3. Will Jerry wait? He is getting long in the tooth. Will he be patient while your new QB catches on?
4. If this is a trade like the Rams/Detroit, then who is this magic man you are acquiring? Which team will take on a player most here think is the worst QB in the league? You will be hard pressed to find a trade partner which doesn't see the warts Dak brings.
Most times people don't trade for a dead horse.
5. How do you get to the top of the draft to get this future championship QB? There isn't enough trade capital to get there, Even if the team loses more games than wins the rest of the season.
This theory about getting rid of Dak ignores the problems facing the Cowboys, just to get in position to replace Dak. This is Madden Think. It fits in with all the other lunatic ideas fans toss out because they are dissatisfied with the results.
6. How will you get any trade, either for a player, or draft spot, past Little Anus, who acts like he is eating at a hobo campfire, and living near a train yard, while he guards the last two dimes in his pocket. It has been suggested Jerry doesn't want to win a championship. I do not believe that. But I do believe Little Anus would be fine just fattening up his wallet and never bringing in another Lombardi.
1. What happens to the cap? I, personally, don't believe the cap is a detriment. But you still have the lion's share of Dak's contract to deal with. Do you eat some of it to make the deal work? What does a vet bring with him in cap?
2. Drafting a replacement means you start from square one. Great for the cap, but there are issues which this path brings up which will create, perhaps, huge problems. Does Quinn go because you are starting over? What about Parson's? Since you are essentially scuttling some of his career to accomplish this do over. All the young players will age while you are waiting for this drafted QB to figure out how to win.
Lawrence, Martin are two.
3. Will Jerry wait? He is getting long in the tooth. Will he be patient while your new QB catches on?
4. If this is a trade like the Rams/Detroit, then who is this magic man you are acquiring? Which team will take on a player most here think is the worst QB in the league? You will be hard pressed to find a trade partner which doesn't see the warts Dak brings.
Most times people don't trade for a dead horse.
5. How do you get to the top of the draft to get this future championship QB? There isn't enough trade capital to get there, Even if the team loses more games than wins the rest of the season.
This theory about getting rid of Dak ignores the problems facing the Cowboys, just to get in position to replace Dak. This is Madden Think. It fits in with all the other lunatic ideas fans toss out because they are dissatisfied with the results.
6. How will you get any trade, either for a player, or draft spot, past Little Anus, who acts like he is eating at a hobo campfire, and living near a train yard, while he guards the last two dimes in his pocket. It has been suggested Jerry doesn't want to win a championship. I do not believe that. But I do believe Little Anus would be fine just fattening up his wallet and never bringing in another Lombardi.
