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So if we go 3-7 in those 10 games, will they bring him back hoping he leads us to a 6-game winning streak?

and maybe, just maybe, you don't trade up to pick number 6 to draft a guy you never met or spoke with.

Obviously, I follow the Cowboys much more closely than any other NFL team, but I almost never hear about other teams who are "out of options" when they are on the clock. This team seems to guess wrong or have no feel for how the draft will pay out before their pick. Maybe this is why Jerry...

If you would have told me that Wilcox, Church, Carr, and Claiborne would all be returning in 2016, I would have said you are stupid. Then, I would have remembered our leadership structure.

Golden State's front office is what I'd want my NFL team to be. A young, innovative GM (Bob Myers) who leans on someone with a proven track record (Jerry West) and consults regularly with a head coach with a history in personnel (Steve Kerr). They built that team primarily through the draft...

Only if he has a major injury though.

I have a feeling at the end of the year that Jay Gruden, Chip Kelly, and at least one the two new NFC East coaches (Pederson or McAdoo) will be ranked ahead of Garrett.

RKG ranks up there with "Jerry wants to win more than anyone". Just things to appease the fanboys and justify years of underperformance.

Jerry Jones. That is all.

but how wide were their shoulders?

Allen 100 10.36 Jackson 100 10.41

1. Devon Allen, WR, Oregon Last fall, it was fair to wonder if the Ducks' wide receiver/track star had lost a step due to a knee injury. Now, it's fair to assume he hasn't. He won his second NCAA title in the 110-meter hurdles event earlier this month with a time of 13.50 seconds, and earlier...

2. Adoree' Jackson, CB, USC The Trojans' do-it-all athlete on the football field is also a two-time All-American in track. His track specialty is the long jump. He'll compete in the event at the U.S. Olympic Trials this weekend in hopes of reaching the Summer Games in Rio. His accomplishments...

3. Khalfani Muhammad, RB, California This is the third consecutive year Muhammad has made CFB 24/7's list of the game's fastest players. He ran a personal-best 10.44-second 100 meters as a sophomore. As a junior this year, he turned in Cal's top times in multiple events in both the indoor and...

4. Tyrell Johnson, WR, Arizona Johnson placed third in the Pac-12 Track Championships with a 10.41 100 meters in 2015, and during the indoor season he established a school record in the 60-meter dash (6.66). Johnson reportedly arrived at UA already as the team's fastest player in 2014 with a...

5. KD Cannon, WR, Baylor Cannon didn't run on the Baylor track team in 2016, but the previous year, he clocked a 10.58 100 meters at the Big 12 Championships and qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 4x100 relay, as well, where his relay team clocked a 39.80. On the football field, Cannon...

6. Tony Brown, DB, Alabama The Alabama cornerback, a former five-star recruit, ran a 13.81 in the 110-meter hurdles at the NCAA Track and Field Championships earlier this month to earn All-America honors. The football program has timed him at 4.34 seconds in the 40-yard dash. The Tuscaloosa...

7. Donte Jackson, CB, LSU One of the Tigers' most promising defensive backs, Jackson was clocked as fast as 10.30 seconds in the 100 meters in high school, and won the Louisiana Class 4A state title with a 10.42 in 2014. Academic ineligibility knocked Jackson out of spring practice as well as...

8. Kermit Whitfield, WR, Florida State Whitfield entered the collegiate ranks with a reputation for speed, having clocked a 4.37-second 40-yard dash in high school. He wasted no time putting that speed to use as a prolific kickoff returner his freshman year, but his receiving skills took more...