Bright future for the Cowboys

[UK Cowboy]

After years(decade's) of perhaps the worst GM in the NFL, the Cowboys are transitioning to one of the best. The job that Stephen has done the last 5 years in not only turning around their drafting, but in getting their horrible cap troubles to a good place has been amazing. This year's FA season looks to be no different. The Cowboys were interested in Chase Daniel($7 million per?!?!) and Lamar Miller($26 million??), but wisely passed on the foolish deals they signed. I think the Cowboys will be back to contending for Super Bowls for the next decade

 

[Bmurph]

After years(decade's) of perhaps the worst GM in the NFL, the Cowboys are transitioning to one of the best. The job that Stephen has done the last 5 years in not only turning around their drafting, but in getting their horrible cap troubles to a good place has been amazing. This year's FA season looks to be no different. The Cowboys were interested in Chase Daniel($7 million per?!?!) and Lamar Miller($26 million??), but wisely passed on the foolish deals they signed. I think the Cowboys will be back to contending for Super Bowls for the next decade

I guess with the cap increase some teams are willing to pay for stupid contracts. It appears the Osweiler contract w the Texans may be a worse one than Seattle paid Matt Flynn? We shall see, I guess. Im glad Stephen isn't giving away bad contracts just to do so

 

[UK Cowboy]

I guess with the cap increase some teams are willing to pay for stupid contracts. It appears the Osweiler contract w the Texans may be a worse one than Seattle paid Matt Flynn? We shall see, I guess. Im glad Stephen isn't giving away bad contracts just to do so

$70 million for Brock LMAO? Insane. Yep, if Jerry were still unchecked, the Cowboys would have already extended everyone on the roster over 35 for an additional 4 years to clear cap space(while eating up the future), signed Mario Williams, Lamar Miller, JPP and Leotis McKelvin, and would be saying goodbye to their students OL in a couple of years when they'd have $40 million in dead money and Johnny Football at QB.....

 

[ArlingtonCowboys100]

idk, we still need to find a young qb to replace romo. standing pat and not over spending is a smart move. this fa class sux, just like all the ones before it have sucked. being wise now means we can extend Martin and Frederick among others. if these players were that great they would have been franchised. these teams are signing good players as if they are elite.

 

[ArlingtonCowboys100]

$70 million for Brock LMAO? Insane. Yep, if Jerry were still unchecked, the Cowboys would have already extended everyone on the roster over 35 for an additional 4 years to clear cap space(while eating up the future), signed Mario Williams, Lamar Miller, JPP and Leotis McKelvin, and would be saying goodbye to their students OL in a couple of years when they'd have $40 million in dead money and Johnny Football at QB.....

This likely will be a disaster for the texans.

 

[PDay8810]

it's crazy but what is it?...teams must spend 90% of the cap??
Some teams have 40/50M they gotta spend

 

[cowboycolors]

yea Jacksonville had what 80 million wth no wonder they have sucked for so long

 

[tomodach10]

idk, we still need to find a young qb to replace romo. standing pat and not over spending is a smart move. this fa class sux, just like all the ones before it have sucked. being wise now means we can extend Martin and Frederick among others. if these players were that great they would have been franchised. these teams are signing good players as if they are elite.

Yeah it sucked so bad last year for Denver....ohh wait

 

[Earl Stevens]

But Jerry is still GM.

 

[tomodach10]

But Jerry is still GM.

Nothing looking up with Jerry as GM. Jerry in stay put mode. Romo will make it all better.

 

[tylerTX88]

After years(decade's) of perhaps the worst GM in the NFL, the Cowboys are transitioning to one of the best. The job that Stephen has done the last 5 years in not only turning around their drafting, but in getting their horrible cap troubles to a good place has been amazing. This year's FA season looks to be no different. The Cowboys were interested in Chase Daniel($7 million per?!?!) and Lamar Miller($26 million??), but wisely passed on the foolish deals they signed. I think the Cowboys will be back to contending for Super Bowls for the next decade

Love your optimism UK. I agree things have been getting better almost like a real professional football team. But Jerry still must be held in check. He was so hot for JF not that long ago so he still has that vision problem.