Former #Cowboys coach Jason Garrett reportedly a finalist for Stanford jobhttps://t.co/Aihms9hr4o
— 105.3 The FAN (@1053thefan) December 8, 2022
98Ag99Grad said:
Thought he was doing pretty good on NBC in the studio. Guess he misses coaching.
Hubert J. Farnsworth said:
I'll say this about Garrett's teams. They played hard for him. Obviously he couldnt get it done, but they did play hard. He could possibly be a good college coach but I just don't see him as a recruiter.
Really hoping Stanford hires him. An uppity environment where students don't really care if the team wins or loses is perfect for Garrett. Garrett should be as far away from the nfl as possible.Vince Blake said:
Putting my loathing for Garrett aside; for Stanford, he might just work out…Former #Cowboys coach Jason Garrett reportedly a finalist for Stanford jobhttps://t.co/Aihms9hr4o
— 105.3 The FAN (@1053thefan) December 8, 2022
Ag Natural said:
Something that may play into the OBJ decision. Steele, Wilson and Pollard are all free agents after this season. I dont see any scenario where those guys won't be prioritized to resign.
ChoppinDs40 said:
If we lose vs the eagles in 2 weeks, do we just shut everyone down for the last 2 weeks?
Hubert J. Farnsworth said:ChoppinDs40 said:
If we lose vs the eagles in 2 weeks, do we just shut everyone down for the last 2 weeks?
Only if you have the top wildcard spot locked up. If by chance Dallas and another wildcard team make the NFC Championship, you want that game at home. Even then, shutting down a bunch of players for that long could lead to rust.
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Jerry Jones is looking to upgrade.
The Dallas Cowboys owner is planning $295 million in renovations to AT&T Stadium, people familiar with the situation told The Dallas Morning News.
The planned, periodic updates would help AT&T Stadium, which opened in 2009, keep pace with the evolving technology in newer stadiums around the NFL, and keep the Cowboys in the running to host future Super Bowls and other large events.
J.P. 03 said:Quote:
Jerry Jones is looking to upgrade.
The Dallas Cowboys owner is planning $295 million in renovations to AT&T Stadium, people familiar with the situation told The Dallas Morning News.
The planned, periodic updates would help AT&T Stadium, which opened in 2009, keep pace with the evolving technology in newer stadiums around the NFL, and keep the Cowboys in the running to host future Super Bowls and other large events.
I wonder if this includes automatic, motorized curtains in the end zones.
J.P. 03 said:Quote:
Jerry Jones is looking to upgrade.
The Dallas Cowboys owner is planning $295 million in renovations to AT&T Stadium, people familiar with the situation told The Dallas Morning News.
The planned, periodic updates would help AT&T Stadium, which opened in 2009, keep pace with the evolving technology in newer stadiums around the NFL, and keep the Cowboys in the running to host future Super Bowls and other large events.
I wonder if this includes automatic, motorized curtains in the end zones.
Rex Racer said:J.P. 03 said:Quote:
Jerry Jones is looking to upgrade.
The Dallas Cowboys owner is planning $295 million in renovations to AT&T Stadium, people familiar with the situation told The Dallas Morning News.
The planned, periodic updates would help AT&T Stadium, which opened in 2009, keep pace with the evolving technology in newer stadiums around the NFL, and keep the Cowboys in the running to host future Super Bowls and other large events.
I wonder if this includes automatic, motorized curtains in the end zones.
It had better!
Chuck Cunningham said:Rex Racer said:J.P. 03 said:Quote:
Jerry Jones is looking to upgrade.
The Dallas Cowboys owner is planning $295 million in renovations to AT&T Stadium, people familiar with the situation told The Dallas Morning News.
The planned, periodic updates would help AT&T Stadium, which opened in 2009, keep pace with the evolving technology in newer stadiums around the NFL, and keep the Cowboys in the running to host future Super Bowls and other large events.
I wonder if this includes automatic, motorized curtains in the end zones.
It had better!
He be better off building a high rise there. Mixed use commercial, residential, and retail.
ChemAg15 said:Chuck Cunningham said:Rex Racer said:J.P. 03 said:Quote:
Jerry Jones is looking to upgrade.
The Dallas Cowboys owner is planning $295 million in renovations to AT&T Stadium, people familiar with the situation told The Dallas Morning News.
The planned, periodic updates would help AT&T Stadium, which opened in 2009, keep pace with the evolving technology in newer stadiums around the NFL, and keep the Cowboys in the running to host future Super Bowls and other large events.
I wonder if this includes automatic, motorized curtains in the end zones.
It had better!
He be better off building a high rise there. Mixed use commercial, residential, and retail.
Lmao this would be the most Jerry Jones thing ever. "Curtains are ugly, let's put up a building to block out the sun."
Ag Natural said:
Something that may play into the OBJ decision. Steele, Wilson and Pollard are all free agents after this season. I dont see any scenario where those guys won't be prioritized to resign.
Txhuntr said:Ag Natural said:
Something that may play into the OBJ decision. Steele, Wilson and Pollard are all free agents after this season. I dont see any scenario where those guys won't be prioritized to resign.
If we waste money on another 2nd contract for a rb, I don't know if I can support the team going forward. You never pay a rb a 2nd contract this day in age. Use and abuse while they're cheap, rinse and repeat
Txhuntr said:Ag Natural said:
Something that may play into the OBJ decision. Steele, Wilson and Pollard are all free agents after this season. I dont see any scenario where those guys won't be prioritized to resign.
If we waste money on another 2nd contract for a rb, I don't know if I can support the team going forward. You never pay a rb a 2nd contract this day in age. Use and abuse while they're cheap, rinse and repeat
Txhuntr said:Ag Natural said:
Something that may play into the OBJ decision. Steele, Wilson and Pollard are all free agents after this season. I dont see any scenario where those guys won't be prioritized to resign.
If we waste money on another 2nd contract for a rb, I don't know if I can support the team going forward. You never pay a rb a 2nd contract this day and age. Use and abuse while they're cheap, rinse and repeat
After everything this owner and franchise has done the past 25 years, this is where you draw the line?Txhuntr said:Ag Natural said:
Something that may play into the OBJ decision. Steele, Wilson and Pollard are all free agents after this season. I dont see any scenario where those guys won't be prioritized to resign.
If we waste money on another 2nd contract for a rb, I don't know if I can support the team going forward. You never pay a rb a 2nd contract this day in age. Use and abuse while they're cheap, rinse and repeat
It's like that person heard a talking head say it, and now tehy will just repeat it.DannyDuberstein said:
Pollard is low miles (college and pro) and a style that is unlikely to command really big $. Zeke is an $18 mill cap hit this year and scheduled to be $16 mill in 2023, and his dead money is $11 mill. Zeke is a short yardage back who is having issues staying healthy. Unless Zeke is willing to take a major pay cut in a restructure that basically reflects the kind of RB he is now, I draft a short yardage guy, cut Zeke, and resign Pollard.
Pollard is adding an explosive play element that this offense really needs, and with his low mileage, I think you can reasonably expect this production for 3-4 more years at least
