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That's the topic.

We're assuming we're still going to have this year's draft regardless. Then if there's no season, you just repeat the draft next year, same order?

It's really not. It's the JOB. Even today. A one-trick pony QB is the guy who cant make pre-snap reads, who easily gets baited into picks, who relies less on his brain than his arm, who really doesn't have much touch on his throws, and who can't keep composure under pressure. His one trick is...

There's a good amount of Cowboys fans who simply do not like Dak and therefore never really pay attention to all the excellent things he actually does, and has done. And their memory fails them, they love Romo and he's never done any wrong in their eyes. It's a dichotomy.

Nobody's arguing any of this with you. Or arguing against Claypool.

It's not anything like that. Manning WAS a versatile QB could make all the throws. But we're talking receivers. It's a different skillset.

The problem with Dez wasn't behavior it was PERFORMANCE. And letting his behavior affect his own PERFORMANCE. And his total lack of interest in learning his craft. In becoming versatile. You're making a false and dishonest argument. You're confusing infantile immaturity with intensity. Super...

I have a SICK live version of "A Country Boy Can Survive" but can't find it. I will when I do. Yeah, that Disturbed singer, like Gene Simmons is an Israeli by birth. And for this he built up anger in it as he went along. Message was totally lost in the original. It's like S&G were afraid to...

The dude really brings the vocal power. And being a Tympanist myself, really love it that he had them front and center. Knew that song all my life but never got its message until Disturbed did it right.

For wideouts it matters and it matters a lot. Versatility is key. One-trick ponies need not apply. Too often the definition of the "True X guy" means that's all he can do. We had that.

Y'all gone die or whut? Post your waiting for the death playlist here. I'll start:

But that's the rub. Dak isn't signed yet because he wants a short term deal, so he can soon come right back and chisel out more from us AFTER the market is reset. He gambled and lost but we raised the stakes anyway so he can gamble again with his new contract, if he loses that bet too he will...

The totally revamped roster that's coming or the one Dak had his first four years? I think the window on the roster getting it done closed pretty much at the end of 2018. Jerry's pat hand petered out pretty quick. There's not going to be a ton of returnees for 2020.

Fat Boys who are also strong and quick off the ball at DT help the edge guys immensely. But you need edge guys in order to take advantage of that. He's our guy, we have his rights and we have the investment, it's no harm to let him have at it one more year to see what we have.

I've always known that and said that. It's really not relevant to the discussion of what Dak should be paid. Does explain how PHI won a soup bow with a backup QB, but we all already knew that.

I didn't disagree with nick. I instead bolstered his point.

Didn't they go on to win the SB with Foles that year? Safe to say they would have done just as well had Wetz stayed upright. Last year as well. We didn't have any major injuries. We had a porous defense though. But that can be a product of lots of 3 and outs by the offense too. And we had...

Nice job trying to spam us. Nobody saw it except you and our moderators.

That's not the holdup and hasn't been. The length of the contract is and has been the holdup. And there's never been any doubt Dak would get a new contract.