PooDoo said:
When is the last front office move the Cowboys made that would be considered smart? Signing Smith? Not drafting JFF? Paying the cheerleaders $2mil?
Silvertaps said:
Over the last month, the Jones have shown what wonderful human beings they are.
Finally, a move that would make sense. We have a guy on a rookie deal that arguably played a better (or at least more consistent) right tackle than LC last year. Get something in return, save some cap, get younger.Vince Blake said:The #Cowboys are having active trade conversations centered around starting OT La'el Collins, sources say. A mainstay since 2015, Collins is due $10M this coming year and there is interest from other teams.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 10, 2022
Macarthur said:PooDoo said:
When is the last front office move the Cowboys made that would be considered smart? Signing Smith? Not drafting JFF? Paying the cheerleaders $2mil?
It's easy to pile on and they deserve some of it, but they've made some decent moves. Really, the only move I can think of that is just a total bomb is the Zeke deal. Adding guys like Kearse, Hooker, Kazee, Urban, Neal, etc. They've also done a good job drafting.
To me, the biggest issue is when it involves their top end guys. They draft good and they do a good job of bringing in quality mid-level free agents. It seems like when Jerry and Stephen get involved, that's when things go south - Dak (waiting too long, could have signed him for $35 or so), Zeke deal, etc.
And if this really happened...BREAKING:
— Nutsack Network (@NutsackNetwork) March 9, 2022
Per source, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott and WR Amari Cooper got into a physical altercation following their embarrassing playoff loss.
Cooper was unhappy with a lack of targets, and had to be restrained after punching Prescott and calling him the NFC's Derek Carr.
This sheds more light on this.
Macarthur said:PooDoo said:
When is the last front office move the Cowboys made that would be considered smart? Signing Smith? Not drafting JFF? Paying the cheerleaders $2mil?
It's easy to pile on and they deserve some of it, but they've made some decent moves. Really, the only move I can think of that is just a total bomb is the Zeke deal. Adding guys like Kearse, Hooker, Kazee, Urban, Neal, etc. They've also done a good job drafting.
To me, the biggest issue is when it involves their top end guys. They draft good and they do a good job of bringing in quality mid-level free agents. It seems like when Jerry and Stephen get involved, that's when things go south - Dak (waiting too long, could have signed him for $35 or so), Zeke deal, etc.
And if this really happened...BREAKING:
— Nutsack Network (@NutsackNetwork) March 9, 2022
Per source, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott and WR Amari Cooper got into a physical altercation following their embarrassing playoff loss.
Cooper was unhappy with a lack of targets, and had to be restrained after punching Prescott and calling him the NFC's Derek Carr.
This sheds more light on this.
Silvertaps said:Macarthur said:PooDoo said:
When is the last front office move the Cowboys made that would be considered smart? Signing Smith? Not drafting JFF? Paying the cheerleaders $2mil?
It's easy to pile on and they deserve some of it, but they've made some decent moves. Really, the only move I can think of that is just a total bomb is the Zeke deal. Adding guys like Kearse, Hooker, Kazee, Urban, Neal, etc. They've also done a good job drafting.
To me, the biggest issue is when it involves their top end guys. They draft good and they do a good job of bringing in quality mid-level free agents. It seems like when Jerry and Stephen get involved, that's when things go south - Dak (waiting too long, could have signed him for $35 or so), Zeke deal, etc.
And if this really happened...BREAKING:
— Nutsack Network (@NutsackNetwork) March 9, 2022
Per source, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott and WR Amari Cooper got into a physical altercation following their embarrassing playoff loss.
Cooper was unhappy with a lack of targets, and had to be restrained after punching Prescott and calling him the NFC's Derek Carr.
This sheds more light on this.
This seems to be just a fun troll on Dak going around. I think I like this description better
Agreed. With the way he played in the second half of the season, heck, this might be offensive to Kirk and/or Carr.Fore Left! said:Macarthur said:PooDoo said:
When is the last front office move the Cowboys made that would be considered smart? Signing Smith? Not drafting JFF? Paying the cheerleaders $2mil?
It's easy to pile on and they deserve some of it, but they've made some decent moves. Really, the only move I can think of that is just a total bomb is the Zeke deal. Adding guys like Kearse, Hooker, Kazee, Urban, Neal, etc. They've also done a good job drafting.
To me, the biggest issue is when it involves their top end guys. They draft good and they do a good job of bringing in quality mid-level free agents. It seems like when Jerry and Stephen get involved, that's when things go south - Dak (waiting too long, could have signed him for $35 or so), Zeke deal, etc.
And if this really happened...BREAKING:
— Nutsack Network (@NutsackNetwork) March 9, 2022
Per source, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott and WR Amari Cooper got into a physical altercation following their embarrassing playoff loss.
Cooper was unhappy with a lack of targets, and had to be restrained after punching Prescott and calling him the NFC's Derek Carr.
This sheds more light on this.
The comparison is not entirely wrong. And Dak deserved to be punched for being so damn stupid on that last play
Dallas has given permission to starting RT La'el Collins to seek a trade, according to his new agent Peter Schaffer. Dallas needs cap room and Collins was scheduled to make $15.25 million this season. Likely to be released if no trade.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 12, 2022
Vince Blake said:
La'el is definitely gone.Dallas has given permission to starting RT La'el Collins to seek a trade, according to his new agent Peter Schaffer. Dallas needs cap room and Collins was scheduled to make $15.25 million this season. Likely to be released if no trade.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 12, 2022
FWAppraiser said:
With that atrocious contract, absolutely.
The tweets from earlier are just a made up story though.Carlo4 said:
That video on the previous page of how many times Cooper was wide open and the Cowboys essentially ignored him speaks volumes.
I don't blame Cooper for being frustrated. Wrong of him to go after Dak but who knows how many times they spoke and Dak pulled some crap.
You don't pay a guy 20 million a year and give him WR3 target share.
Let's get rid of Zeke also. Sick of that fat Ewok clogging up the arteries of the Oline.
Cowboys have traded WR Amari Cooper to the Browns, source said. For Dallas, the move saves $20M in cash and clears $16M in 2022 cap space.
— Michael Gehlken (@GehlkenNFL) March 12, 2022
Most likely it's the latter.PatAg said:
Cooper must just be a cancer in the locker room
or
our front office is still dumb
PatAg said:
Cooper must just be a cancer in the locker room
or
our front office is still dumb
Carlo4 said:
That video on the previous page of how many times Cooper was wide open and the Cowboys essentially ignored him speaks volumes.
I don't blame Cooper for being frustrated. Wrong of him to go after Dak but who knows how many times they spoke and Dak pulled some crap.
You don't pay a guy 20 million a year and give him WR3 target share.
Let's get rid of Zeke also. Sick of that fat Ewok clogging up the arteries of the Oline.