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That makes me nervous.

No but after has a lot to with it. Idiocy and nepotism are a bad combination.

This. Jerry and the people he employs (family members, etc) have shown for decades that they were not cut out for the salary cap era. The record on the field and idiotic personnel moves put an exclamation point on this.

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This quote is genius. You need to save this as script thereby saving yourself keystrokes later. It can then be trotted out as the need arises.

A couple things I do like are that Mayfield likes to throw downfield, and when he does he is accurate. I think his future depends on where he lands. If he went to NE I think he could be very good, dont see that nearly as likely here.

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The Astros do look tough, they got some guys that can absolutely rake.

Gotta admit, Ohtani off to a nice start after a miserable spring. Trout used to be the only reason to follow that team.

I'd love to keep Dak around as a number 2 QB. I think he is ideal for something like that. If your QB goes down for 8 games he is exactly what the doctor ordered. If you need a QB to carry and elevate the team or win a road playoff game, I just dont see it. Not sure Mayfield is the guy I...

I really wish I could say you were full of shit, but we all know this likely plays out.

I would.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones hinted at where the team may go with the No. 19 overall pick in the draft. “There is some defensive talent that has a chance to drop,” Jones said via David Moore of the Dallas Morning News. “Therein lies your opportunity. … If a number of quarterbacks are taken, a...

You are starting to sound like an annual spring Kool-Aid drinker. I am not even going to go as far back as 1994 when all this shit started with Jerry's any of 500 coaches comment. Let's just stick to the Garrett era, you know two playoff appearances and one playoff win in eight years. What...

Last place schedule.

Probably Sanjay or whatever his name is. I doubt there is any divide. Everyone who isnt senile wants him gone.

In an article published today, Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer quoted a Dallas Cowboys staff member who was critical of the performance of receiver Dez Bryant. The comment is indicative of what appears to be a movement by some in the organization to move on from Bryant. The article contained...

Raises hand. Time to resurrect the death thread.

So Omer, here is my take: In any pro football organization there are three critical positions. In order those would be GM, head coach, and QB. It should be obvious to even the casual fan that the Cowboys are at a HUGE disadvantage in the area of GM and HC, we will set the QB debate aside for...

Giving him a second contract is not an option IMO, and I dont care if he is on a HOF track. I'd hate to think of the shape he'd been in if he really got paid.