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Feel like we are going to overpay to bring back Dunbar.
Then dbair and his flock will claim we are winning free agency.
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Feel like we are going to overpay to bring back Dunbar.
Then dbair and his flock will claim we are winning free agency.
They could easily still draft Elliott, Henry or one of those other backs. Dunbar probably wont make the team anyway due to his injury situation and even if he does and is healthy, at best he is a receiving 3rd down back. He'll almost assuredly never carry the ball.
He will compete for the #1 spot with McFadden
Dallas does not have a running game. They have a very good offensive line, a fast RB, an elusive 3rd down back and a Rod Smith. Without a few of McFaddens long runs last year the running game was really a joke last year. No one here would want a repeat of how and when and why Dallas ran the ball in 2015. 2014 controlled the LOS on the majority of the series in games. Last year Dallas looked tentative and unsure last year during running plays. Until Jason allows significant strategy and device to get put into the plays and time per game they will not have a true running game, they will have a collection of residue from 2014 that never happened again.
So apparently Momoya is a restricted free agent.
Please tell me that there isn't any draft pick tied to signing him.
WGAS
Re-signing all of these failed players just reinforces what they say, they believe 4-12 last year was just a fluke of bad luck on the injury front. And nothing else.
He led all our backs last season up until he got injured. You talk as if he played like shit all season. He had more yards than the rest of them until he blew out his knee
He will compete for the #1 spot with McFadden
It will be the same shit as last year. We won't draft a RB and will try this RB by committee bullshit again until one of them shakes loose and proves to be the best
IRVING, Texas -- Lance Dunbar has signed his one-year contract with the Dallas Cowboys, and he will have to be on the 46-man roster every game to make the base value of the contract.
The max value of Dunbar's contract is $1.75 million but $500,000 of that is tied up in incentives.
He received a $100,000 signing bonus and has an $800,000 base salary. He can earn up to $350,000 in per-game roster bonuses, receiving $21,875 per game.
Because he was on the roster for only four games last season, Dunbar's salary cap figure is $987,500.
Dunbar is in the middle of a strenuous rehab as he comes back from a torn patellar tendon and anterior cruciate ligaments suffered against the New Orleans Saints on a kickoff. He could open the season on the physically unable to perform list, which would require him to miss the first six games of the season.
CMD needs to start listening to me more:
which would require him to miss the first six games of the season.
Sweet. Thank god we signed him.
That's my point. During the 8-8 years you could argue as Jerry and Jason did, that Dallas had a strong passing game based on those "yardage" stats. And during those year the passing game could do anything except make TDs and win games.We finished 9th in the league in yds rushing per game and 5th in yds per attempt, and that was with arguably the shittiest QB situation in the league last year and Dez MIA for basically the whole season too.
They have a run game.
Last year they had the pieces but not the picture.
OL yeah. McFadden was better than most thought he'd be. But Matt Cassell was horrible and not having a healthy Dez definitely impacted how teams could play us.
It was also stupid to believe Joseph Randle was going to work out.