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Cowboys must sign CB Brandon Carr soon or risk being shut out
By David Moore / Reporter
dmoore@dallasnews.com | Bio
9:17 AM on Wed., Mar. 14, 2012 | Permalink
The Cowboys are still trying to entice Brandon Carr to sign.
The urgency of closing this deal has increased for the Cowboys.
Three of the top cornerbacks available have come off the free agent market since the Cowboys began their negotiations with Carr Tuesday evening. Cortland Finnegan has agreed to a five-year deal with St. Louis believed to be in the $50 million range while Carlos Rogers took a reported four-year, $31 million deal to stay in San Francisco. Earlier this morning, Eric Wright agreed to a five-year deal with Tampa Bay.
There is no where else for the Cowboys to turn in free agency to upgrade the cornerback position the way it needs. If the Cowboys don't come to terms with Carr, and do it quickly, the club risks being shut out of its key objective.
That puts Carr in the driver's seat in these negotiations.
By David Moore / Reporter
dmoore@dallasnews.com | Bio
9:17 AM on Wed., Mar. 14, 2012 | Permalink
The Cowboys are still trying to entice Brandon Carr to sign.
The urgency of closing this deal has increased for the Cowboys.
Three of the top cornerbacks available have come off the free agent market since the Cowboys began their negotiations with Carr Tuesday evening. Cortland Finnegan has agreed to a five-year deal with St. Louis believed to be in the $50 million range while Carlos Rogers took a reported four-year, $31 million deal to stay in San Francisco. Earlier this morning, Eric Wright agreed to a five-year deal with Tampa Bay.
There is no where else for the Cowboys to turn in free agency to upgrade the cornerback position the way it needs. If the Cowboys don't come to terms with Carr, and do it quickly, the club risks being shut out of its key objective.
That puts Carr in the driver's seat in these negotiations.