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There are many reasons a shorter contract gives would give him a greater chance at a title as he would have more options for the life of his career.
A logical mind would realize that at a glance. Your just too sick in the head to think straight. That's generally true of ignorant followers (simpletons) who can't think for themselves like you.
BTW, have you figured out if you're a Cowboy fan yet? Or are you waiting for guidance from Fox news?
BTW, I'll put a CNote on Joe. Are you willing to bet money of your organed haired wanna be führer?
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You're contradicting yourself. So he would sign a shorter contract with the Cowboys because it gives him a chance to win a SB after he leaves the Cowboys? So it's not about getting a second contract (sooner)?
Oh hell, why am I even asking you. It's too complicated for your simple mind. Every opinion forum needs a resident dolt so just stick around for the laughs you give the other members.
No, I'm not. I repeat.
"There are many reasons a shorter contract would give him a greater chance at a title as he would have more options for the life of his career."
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No need to repeat it. We all got that you're an idiot the first time you said it.
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I was watching that game when it happen. Horrible injury! There was another guy that played for the Suns that broke his leg the same way that same season. I can’t remember his name though.
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That was the comment after that blowout debacle loss to Philly in 2008 I believe
"If this is the worst thing that ever happens to me"
And of course that was less than a yr after the Cabo trip during the playoffs bullshit.
Romo had more power than anyone in the organization from a player standpoint, other than Troy Aikman. Jones admitted it several times. And yet Romo never once complained about the clapping fool HC, instead he loved the guy and yucked it up with him all the time. He stood by and watched Garrett be the picture of mediocrity and happily signed contract extensions. He could have refused to sign any contract extensions unless the Jones' made a coaching change, he did nothing.
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Monday night is going to be interesting and if Dalton plays well it's going to complicate the off-season. I'll go on record as saying I don't think Dalton is a better all-around QB than Dak. I believe Dalton may be a better passer, but does he know the offense? Does he have a report with the players/receivers? Does he have the leadership factor that Dak has? If Dalton plays "well" where does that leave Dak?
I'll be interested in seeing if Dalton goes downfield. I'll also be interested in seeing how Lamb does with Dalton throwing the rock. It seemed that Lamb and Dak had a chemistry.
I'm also getting disappointed with Cooper. He's running his routes short and just seems to take himself out of games at critical moments. He's our #1 and maybe I expect too much. Both Cooper and Lamb are in the top 10 in receiving yards. We'll either have a lot of answers at the end of the season or a whole lot more questions. It can go either way.
I'll be interested in seeing if Dalton goes downfield. I'll also be interested in seeing how Lamb does with Dalton throwing the rock. It seemed that Lamb and Dak had a chemistry.
I'm also getting disappointed with Cooper. He's running his routes short and just seems to take himself out of games at critical moments. He's our #1 and maybe I expect too much. Both Cooper and Lamb are in the top 10 in receiving yards. We'll either have a lot of answers at the end of the season or a whole lot more questions. It can go either way.
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I think so.
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He leads the team in receptions by a fairly wide margin and had a 12 catch game as well.
He doesn't decide what routes he runs, the coaches are pretty much doing that.
That said, he clearly has some sort of injury they are being careful with as he missed a decent amount of the end of camp and they were pretty tight lipped about what was going on with him exactly.
All the above said, because Gallup has to get a new deal soon, because Lamb is so good and Wilson has really come on, it would make sense to me if the team quietly shopped Cooper before the trade deadline and see if some WR desperate team would bite on something for us.
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You'd think. I can see a lot of 3 step drops and handing the rock to Zeke. Having said that, having the best OL in the game is/was a luxury.
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It would be nice to trade a player where we are deep and get something in return. But I doubt anyone will give a #1 for Cooper. I wouldn't trade him for anything less. Jerry probably wouldn't do it anyway. Cooper's a shiny toy and I can see Gallup not getting signed and leaving as a FA. It's the Cowboys way.
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That’s what I’m afraid of. That’s why I was wondering if they would bring in a vet QB (other than Garrett Gilbert). DeNucci is 1 blindside sack away from being in the same situation Dak was in 5 years ago.
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I would move Cooper in a heartbeat if there were any takers. What teams (not in the NFC East) need a starting WR? Bears? Pats?
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as usual you're just being belligerent and rude, typical of fools like you and the rest of your herd
same sort of gup you came with when I said "I'd rather have a bad ass OL than a SB winning coach, PB QB, PB RB, and PB WR". You said some silly blah-blah-lie and asked for "proof". Well, one cannot prove an opinion by definition.
but, that exact scenario did come up a few weeks back ... go watch the CLE vs DAL game tape,
and even you might begin to understand the value of an OL
see that game wasn't about being out schemed as many here claim ... like ya'll pretended when the Rams did much the same vs a different coaching staff in the Boys' last playoff game. it's called manhandled - straight pushed
"this is a violent game played by violent men", but you and rest of the fantasy football herd do not get it
so there's another jewel for ya, which I doubt you'll get
highly successful people are very concerned about personal goals, not just fear and greed when negotiating. and play their intentions close to the vest
but some folks are money grubbing sluts, who don't get it, and feel folks who do get it are "losers and suckers"
for some reason you loud mouth clown types are like that and flock together, I pity you dumb tricks
even if Dak were just a money hungry clown like you ... in round numbers
one 1 yr $30M tagged, or probably 2 yr $60M tagged (even after injury), or 5+ yr with $100M guaranteed
any of the 3 outcomes ain't loosing - how come you clown types can't count?
is it that you turned clown because you can't count as a defense mechanism?
IMO, it's the result of being spiritually twisted
look, Dak's been gambling on Dak since at least 10 years and beating the hell out of the odds
and you think the guy gambled and lost because he hasn't signed a long term deal with JJ -
do you really want a QB motivated by fear and greed and lacking self confidence? REALLY?
what's your opinion of why anyone would want a thing that thinks like you as a franchise QB?
and ummm, prove your opinion trick
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