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That's a valid point. Plus how many DE's are there? Probably not many, and it's those guys that are heavily involved in the zone blitz.

This could end up being a good thing if the training camp/preseason ends up being 3 weeks and 1 game.

That 318lbs, is a good number for a center.

No disagreement from me.

That's the one right there that would strongly lead me to believe that the backs will get their customary 20% this year also. Garrett, judging from past experience, believes in distributing passes all over the field. This goes back to the 91-95 Cowboy teams that did the same. Emmitt and Moose...

Agreed. That takes some effort and the eagerness to put one's neck out there in a forum environment. That being said... Which one of these numbers is most dissimilar? 10% 20% 17% 23% From my perspective its the 10% figure. Now do you want to know what these numbers actually represent...

Ohhhh-kkkkkay.

Barber was never considered a good receiving back. Felix is already considered a decent receiver. Even if he's out there just 1st & 2nd downs, he'll get more than a 1/2 catch a game.

Yeah too many receptions to Austin. Cut him by about 35 receptions, giving 25 of them to Felix and the other 10 to Witten.

Yeah, both experiences are exactly the same. (not really)

I'm thinking that unless the lockout is lifted, we're looking at one effed-up season of football... if there is any at all.

Hey I get the concept that the offensive line needs to improve... And I think it will. But keep in mind this offense was 7th in the NFL in both scoring and in yardage. 7th. And that's with no help from this pathetic defense. And the starting QB was lost for half the season. Come'on now, not...

Agreed. I would have been more surprised if Romo had not invited Jerry. No matter what Jerry's flaws are, the players seem to like the guy. Sooner or later this labor stuff is going to get settled and you don't need bad feelings lingering. A stoopid article if you ask me.

lol Do I want 32 yo stop-gap DE? No. But the team may end up having to go that route once the dust settles with free agency.

At this juncture I'd take Felix over Mendenhall.

As a stop-gap DE, he could suffice for a season.

I keep thinking that Felix is going to pull off a 1,300 yard season where he averages better than 5.0 ypc with about 12 TD's. But it's like the saying, "Hold hope in one hand and crap in the other... Which one fills up first."

Not a Mendenhall fan.

You can add "Tank" to the list.

Wow! Smith not being ready by opening day. I hadn't considered that. It that were the case would you keep Colombo around (ouch!) or hope that Sam Young can start (ouch!)?