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The whole world is turned upside down.....

It would be nice to trade a player where we are deep and get something in return. But I doubt anyone will give a #1 for Cooper. I wouldn't trade him for anything less. Jerry probably wouldn't do it anyway. Cooper's a shiny toy and I can see Gallup not getting signed and leaving as a FA...

You'd think. I can see a lot of 3 step drops and handing the rock to Zeke. Having said that, having the best OL in the game is/was a luxury.

How were the lines TD? I heard some people waited as long as 6 hours to vote.

Monday night is going to be interesting and if Dalton plays well it's going to complicate the off-season. I'll go on record as saying I don't think Dalton is a better all-around QB than Dak. I believe Dalton may be a better passer, but does he know the offense? Does he have a report with the...

No need to repeat it. We all got that you're an idiot the first time you said it.

Some folks around here won't like this.......

You're contradicting yourself. So he would sign a shorter contract with the Cowboys because it gives him a chance to win a SB after he leaves the Cowboys? So it's not about getting a second contract (sooner)? Oh hell, why am I even asking you. It's too complicated for your simple mind...

I'm not gonna lie. Jerry inspired me to turn my life around. I'm drinking more scotch and bourbon.....and lighting an occasional cigar and a few packs of smokes. Worked for him.

Ehhh......that's only because he's no longer here. If he was, we'd be blaming him for the play call and cursing him. Don't get sentimental with that fuck. Fuck Red.....

So Dak held out for what then exactly? If it wasn't money and he wanted titles, why not request a trade? And if Dak would have signed for 4 years, as opposed to 5, is that because the mathematical probability of winning a SB was greater if he signed for 4 years? Do you ever think how silly...

I remember hearing/reading the same thing about the agent(s) re-negging on their contract agreement. Dak was screwed but it's his fault too. But you also rely on your representation in these types of situations. Just horrible.....

Yeah....just dumb. He would have been one of the highest paid QB's in the league and he could have made a shit ton more in endorsements. And the way the league and contracts are run now, had he been great (or even good), the Cowboys would have extended him prior to the end of his contract...

Good post Scot and I feel the same way. Fuck Dak's agents. I'd bet the offer on the table was fair and if the hold up was the extra year, well that's pretty dumb when you're the QB in Dallas. Money would have rolled in from outside endorsements left and right. Idiots.

It's sickening David. If he comes back I'd bet Jerry is going to sign him because Jerry gets attached to his players. If Dak hadn't lost all leverage before, he certainly has now but I'd bet Jerry is going to be more than generous.

And while we're at it, I'll add that I don't think Dalton is an upgrade over Dak. He might be a good back-up for a game or two, but I don;t think he's a guy to carry the team and I'm not so sure he can put up enough points on the board to overcome this defense. And I've said it before and...

Laz, I'm not sure what we're debating about. Saying a running QB is more susceptible to injury is not really all that debatable. If I say that a QB who throws 50 times a game is statistically more apt to throw an INT than a QB who throws 20 times a game, that's pretty obvious. Maybe you...

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This is a quagmire for sure. Dak is done for the year. Tag him again next year? Will he be ready? I don't think you can sign him long term until you see how it affects him, both mentally and physically. Dak gambled early in the season last year and lost. He gambled again and didn't accept...