2021 Cowboys Offseason Thread

[Dodger12]

Maybe somebody (Quinn perhaps) is looking at the D roster with a more trained eye and so therefore six of the 13 players who started and/or played more than 40% of our defensive snaps in 2020 have retired or are no longer with the team. A major purge was needed, we've all agreed on that for at least three years.

I agree with the needed purge but I see no plan. The man with a plan must be the HC/GM combo. We always seem to defer to coordinators who have more input than they should. At the end of the day, we're hoping that Quinn can "coach them up" and provide a spark and impact on our D. Quite honestly, I was giddy this time last year at the thought of MM and I'm starting to have my doubts.

At the end of the day, we're not building a team to win. We're building a team to entertain and compete which, in turn, keeps the money rolling. The Cowboys are the most valuable franchise in the world. Mission accomplished.

 

[Doomsday]

At the end of the day, we're hoping

That's been THE plan in Dallas since Jimmy left!

 

[LAZARUS_LOGAN]

Ryan Kerrigen reportedly going to the Eagles, according to his IG. Has anyone been able to confirm?

 

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julio jones was seen w/ a dallas cowboys shirt on recently and the internet starting generating rumors

 

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lmao this fuckin guy

 

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finally dallas cowboys coaching is top 5 in something (coach firing odds, not the COTY odds)

 

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[Dodger12]

I'll be more interested to see how Dak handles the injury from a mental standpoint and I'd bet that's the biggest obstacle for him to overcome.

 

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[Dodger12]

I'll be more interested to see how Dak handles the injury from a mental standpoint and I'd bet that's the biggest obstacle for him to overcome.

So good I had to quote myself like a boss.......

 

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• Give the defense the edge over the offense on Tuesday. The secondary did a nice job of plastering during scramble drill situations making it difficult for the quarterbacks to find any openings on the move.
• Did not look like Jaylon Smith and Leighton Vander Esch got a lot of work during the team and seven on seven drills. Keanu Neal and Micah Parsons took most of the turns with what would be called the No. 1 defense.
• Speaking of Parsons, his burst off the edge is noticeable. He got a great job at the snap that would have led to a sack. But the other part of it – the D overloaded the offensive line by bringing the house. Parsons has had a solid offseason.
• Dak Prescott and Dalton Schultz had a couple of quality connections in two-minute work. Schultz looks smoother in his route running this offseason. Could just be a product of confidence gained after last year.
• Anthony Brown had a good day. He was able to break up a pass in two-minute work that came before Parsons’ would-be sack. Brown said last week’s catch by CeeDee Lamb that drew raves would not have counted in a game since he pushed the receiver OB at start of scramble.
• Another corner who had a good day - Deante Burton. Could be uphill climb to make final roster but he was active with good coverage and a PBU or two.
• Interesting to hear Mike McCarthy say the Cowboys will have a testing facility on scene for camp. Could be a sign the team does not expect to meet the vaccine threshold for open meetings by time camp starts.

 

[dbair1967]

lmao this fuckin guy

Will be interesting to see if he even makes the opening day roster. I still think there's a chance he gets cut unless he has a strong preseason.

I saw some blurbs a couple weeks ago that said the Cowboys quietly shopped him during the draft.

 

[dbair1967]

Didnt get a lot of attention, but supposedly Zeke looks amazing and was extremely impressive during the practices.