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45 million? What utter nonsense. Let him go.

I wouldn't be surprised if Dalton ends up as no. 1. Prescott will have to make up his mind. Either he wants to be here or he doesn't.

Stephen looks even dumber, to be honest.

It's a complete mess. I don't see a way out of this mediocrity.

The comical aspect of this whole Mexican novela with Prescott and his agent is that Jerry will cave in to their ridiculous demands in the end. Sadly, the Brady option is but a pipe dream. Jerry will cave in just like he did with Elliot. Pretend to play hard ball with the player for a while...

Dez coming back to Dallas can only make sense in the mind of a demented old man. So, yes, he probably will.

Dallas will stink for many years to come if Jerry loses his mind and pays Dak top dollar. This can't happen.

Even at 42 years old, Brady is still too good for Dallas. I'd love to see him with the star but it won't happen.

True. But at this point I wouldn't even try to sign Cooper. Gallup is better.

Jerry thinks this team is already ready to compete in the Superbowl. I'm judging by what Jerry believes in, not by what I do. He brought McCarthy in for instant results. If he doesn't deliver anything substantial after 2 years (past the divisional round), my guess is that he's gone. According...

Easy. I don't want you to go before Jerry does.

More than deserved. Jimmy was a life-changer for Dallas, a true hero of this proud football club and one of the best HC to have ever coached in this league. It's shameful that he hasn't made the ROH yet. A true testament to Jerry's character.

Troy was crying. That was a touching scene.

Riley, probably. But he'll still feel divided between Riley and Garrett.

In Jerry's mind, this team is already in place. It's a contender. That's why he ultimately severed the umbilical cord with his adopted son. Stephen had nothing to do with it, he's not the brightest bulb in the chandelier. McCarthy has to deliver the goods quickly. 2 years tops, in my...

What is Desmond up to these days? He'll eventually return to the Saints?

If McCarthy's tenure here is short-lived, prepare yourselves to see Jerry reaching out for his adopted son again.

That's the problem. Clubs build their identities around a specific location and specific people. The same with the Raiders. Their move is another betrayal of Oakland. The Colts did even worse to Baltimore and the Browns to Cleveland. It's a flawed system. Imagine the Cowboys leaving Dallas one...

Put Romo in his prime under Belichick and he's easily a 3 time SB winner.

The truth is that the stakes are already high. McCarthy has to reach the NFC championship at the bear minimum already in 2020. And go to a SB in the next 3 years. If he doesn't, his tenure here will be short. Jerry didn't get rid of his adopted son just to get into divisional rounds every two...