Are the Dallas Cowboys, "Hollywood" and Won't win Super Bowl?

[Iggloo]

This "journeyman" is pushing Dak!

I admit I was basically totally wrong about this trade, and not just the details of Milton's age, it by all means sounds like a solid one for Dallas.

 

[jarntt]

This "journeyman" is pushing Dak!

I admit I was basically totally wrong about this trade, and not just the details of Milton's age, it by all means sounds like a solid one for Dallas.

As we all know, he may of course crash and burn. There are no guarantees and in particular when accuracy is the main concern. But it was low risk high reward move for a team with no backup

 

[mannyz]

Well throwing money at Dak certainly hasn't helped

Helps the rest of the NFC East. Thank you, Jerry, we love you!

 

[redseat]

Helps the rest of the NFC East. Thank you, Jerry, we love you!

That is very true

 

[ericd7633]

What are you talking about? Journeyman QB? He was a rookie last year. Do you even know what a journeyman QB means? That might have been one of the best moves they have made in a few years. Read up on Milton a little because I'm guessing you don't even know who he is and you are just doing your typical bullshit. Regarded by many as having the potential to be a starter and at worst by most as a good backup, plus he is dirt cheap for 3 more years and cheaper than anyone they would have signed. Your obsession and inability to be objective makes all of your posts pretty much flushable. The Pats don't need him because they have a 22 year old stud first rounder and another backup they just signed. The Cowboys don't.

I'll tell you what. Find me a few articles not from Eagles fans saying it was a bad trade for Dallas. I believe they got Milton and basically swapped picks that are 46 spots apart? Cowboys Compensatory 5th (#171) for NE's 7th (#217)? Heck, this doesn't even preclude them from taking another QB if they wanted to, although I hope they don't because I am very high on Milton.

Maybe those articles are out there, but I just can't ever see him being a legit starting QB in the NFL. He was pretty bad in college until his 6th season. Sure, he's pretty athletic and has a cannon of an arm, but he's just one year younger than Hurts. Lol. If you've played 6 years in college and get drafted on potential, my guess you'll never reach it.

 

[PDay8810]

If you've played 6 years in college and get drafted on potential, my guess you'll never reach it.

lol...this is a boat load of players this year.

 

[ericd7633]

lol...this is a boat load of players this year.

Not sure I follow? Milton was a late round flyer based on his potential (athleticism and arm), not because of what he accomplished in college. He got benched twice in college. He has tools, but never has put it together.

 

[PDay8810]

Not sure I follow? Milton was a late round flyer based on his potential (athleticism and arm), not because of what he accomplished in college. He got benched twice in college. He has tools, but never has put it together.

COVID years
so many six year players.

also...with UIL, the QB position will be like minor league baseball going forward

 

[ericd7633]

COVID years
so many six year players.

also...with UIL, the QB position will be like minor league baseball going forward

Yeah I understand the COVID extra year. But the guys coming into this draft (Ward, Sanders, Dart, Ewers, Milroe etc..) none are 6 year guys.