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would be a potentially good add...would draw a lot of attention away from Crawford for sure as Ngata almost always commands a double team

most useful post CMD has ever had, on any forum

This is who I'd take: 1(27) Bud Dupree OLB 6'3⅝" 268 Kentucky 2(60) TJ Yeldon* RB 6'1½" 220 Alabama (only if they don't resign Murray or franchise tag him) 3(91) Gerod Holliman S 6'0" 218 Louisville 4(124) Taiwan Jones ILB 6'2½" 258 Michigan State 5(155) Josh Shaw CB 6'0⅝" 203 USC

reports are they thought they had a long term deal done last season, but then Bryant changed agents and they couldnt finalize the deal

anybody have our pick numbers for each round handy?

None of us really know what offers are on the table. I'm sure Bryant is asking for alot and I'm sure the Cowboys are trying to be somewhat prudent with the cap situation. None of that means there is a conspiracy. Teams try to get long term deals with their guys all the time but cant and then...

He definitely isnt a cancer in the lockerroom and is the closest thing in attitude towards winning that we've had since Irvin was here. That said, in your (obviously biased) opinion, what would constitute a trade worth doing for him?

Just not buying it dude. It doesnt make sense for him (or any team) to do something like this with their own guys. They love this guy. Its called "negotiating" I believe. Plenty of players that wanted long term deals didnt get them at first and got tagged. This isnt the first case of...

dont know much about him, although I read somewhere he had a poor combine performance

You dont make your team better by getting rid of your best young players

1.. Leonard Williams* DE 6'5" 290 USC 96 2.. Jameis Winston* QB 6'4" 235 Florida State 96 3.. Amari Cooper* WR 6'1" 205 Alabama 93 4.. Kevin White WR 6'2⅞" 211 West Virginia 93 5.. Marcus Mariota* QB 6'4" 211 Oregon 93 6.. Brandon Scherff OT 6'4⅝" 320 Iowa 93 7.. Andrus Peat* OT 6'6¾" 315...

ok cool...so that part hasnt changed good to know

Yeah just not buying that, not with his history of paying guys, especially our "superstar" guys. He's one of the two or three best players in the league at his position, he was going to be paid accordingly. Throwing something like that out there isnt going to drive down his worth to some...

I am not sure what new rules or changes may apply now, does anyone know the details? Say we end up having to franchise tag Dez. Whats to keep a team like Seattle or New England from offering him some mega deal and giving up two firsts for him if we cant match the offer? If you were either of...

If you read the police report, it seems Dez might not have even been there whenever this alleged incident happened. Never mind the fact that the officer saw no reason to charge anyone presetn with any sort of crime.

So homering now equates to calling out losers in the media when they shit their pants with bullshit stories they cant back up? OK...good call douche bag

Yeah that same sort of stuff was in that 80-+ page dumpster fire thread at CZ, that somehow Jones and the Cowboys were behind "leaking" the info in the first place. Why the fuck would Jones dispparage his own superstar player? Jones makes money by selling team stuff, making your superstar...

almost 100% certainty how this plays out now....after days of trying to cover their asses, florio and this jaywan turd will turn to the "well the Cowboys and Jones got to the video before any of us could and paid 10 trillion to cover up this awful incident"

LOL....fucking hilarious Jaywan Inc. @JaywanInc Follow The question is how many video incidents involving Dez Bryant are going to surface now that its known there is a market for the initial one?

Probably happens some, but when you take into account what all those liars and losers said happened and how bad this was, there's no way anyone would completely disregard all that. Florio's site is lower quality than the National Enquirer...how NBC and Peter King can continue to associate with...