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It might be reading comprehension that's regressing. My preference would be for Murray and dez to stay. I've made that clear. But I've also made it clear, I'm not worried about it in the slightest if they don't. Most fanboys think it would be the end of the fucking world and panic at the mere...

No one ever said it was easy. T.O., Barber, many others. Witten's been replaced, they just refuse to actually use, the replacements. Tony's got good years left. Yes the window is closing that is why they also need to start thinking about his replacement too. No, it just means you're aghast at...

Maybe when you build a actual defense you can like, win a championship and stuff instead of just flash in the pan offensive stats. Just a thought. 20 other frikkin teams have managed to win Super Bowls since 1996 while we coddle offensive "stars" and deem them irreplaceable. But, being in love...

I didn't say anywhere that it is a good idea. It's not anyone's first choice. I merely pointed out your hyperbole on saying we would use resources replacing them INSTEAD of on other things we need. You get compensated for them. And you likely save a buttload of dinero. It's not the end of the...

Not instead of. Using resources that would have been used, signing them. And getting resources, in the form of two #1 picks and a #3 as compensation. Sure, it's all feely good to have them both back. But if not, it's not a disaster and it's not a rebuild.

That's if someone else doesn't come along and make him a offer we can't or won't match. But the thing is, until he signs that tender he doesn't have to go to OTAs, training camp, and doesn't even have to sign at all until week 10 and still gets the full amount of the tender. So, if he stays...

Let's get BOTH!

More power to him then when he signs with the Raid-aas and half of it goes to the state for taxes. No state income tax in Texas. Might make rumored offers LOOK small.

And this is a good point but again, let's all remember why we're here. He wouldn't sign. A offer was made, he's holding out. Was it a fair offer? I have to believe it was, as much as the Joneses love Dez.

Some of us don't mind seeing a immature dickhead who beat up his mom go to another team and us getting two #1 picks as compensation. Especially since said dickhead didn't want to play nice and sign a fucking contract. You don't remember why we are here? Yeah, it is because he didn't want to...

Can't argue wicha much.... But I fully expect 8-8 even at best case, with everyone back and happy. I don't really see Murray as a game breaker though. Wait, oh yes he is, most all of his fumbles WERE game breakers. Back breakers. But in all seriousness - is Dez mature enough to handle this...

Of course it all depends on what you do with the pick or picks, right? Everyone knows that. Meanwhile other teams seem to always find a Beckham. Other teams seem to manage to win Super Bowls while Dallas flounders in mediocrity. And so on. Falling in love with the roster. That's High School...

Let Carr leave, pick up Baby Suhee

All valid points... But of course now we know the news - Dallas did the right thing I think. Nobody said "easily" replaceable. The meter was, just replaceable. And he is. Just a reload, not a rebuild.

But... But... But..... He's one of the TOP THREE players in the whole leeeeegue!!!

Just heard that too, like it. Bring the offers.

Ain't that interesting.

Shopping him around privately to gauge interest isn't telling the player you don't want him. I'm not talking about taking out a full page ad in the Dallas Morning News, I am talking discreet conversations - is there any interest out there and if so what do you offer. They should be. I never said...

Might also get his agent to the table with something reasonable. "More animosity from Dez" I can't think of anything worse than the franchise tag for generating animosity. If Dez really is considered one of the top three players in the league the offers should be coming in as it is, without...

Right, because I think the Joneses should be shopping Dez just out of due diligence, to see what his worth around the league actually is instead of thinking he's some football god. It's what you DO when you can't get a contract done.