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[skinsdad62]

 

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

how can we even think about the combine and the draft scott mac is awal, now rumors are saying skins will trade kirk to 9ers then dallas will get the draft picks and redskins will get romo in a 3 way trade

 

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

the poopiest offseason ever

 

[Sportster 72]

how can we even think about the combine and the draft scott mac is awal, now rumors are saying skins will trade kirk to 9ers then dallas will get the draft picks and redskins will get romo in a 3 way trade

I rest my case.

 

[countryroads316]

how can we even think about the combine and the draft scott mac is awal, now rumors are saying skins will trade kirk to 9ers then dallas will get the draft picks and redskins will get romo in a 3 way trade

If that 3 way trade goes down every person on the staff needs fired and Snyder needs to sell the team it would go down as the biggest damn joke trade of all time

 

[skinsdad62]

hey you want KC gone , you feel paying 24 mil for romo is better ? you get what you ask for

 

[countryroads316]

hey you want KC gone , you feel paying 24 mil for romo is better ? you get what you ask for

who the hell said that? that would be a f'n dumb trade plain and simple!!!!

 

[skinsdad62]

who the hell said that? that would be a f'n dumb trade plain and simple!!!!

well that is what you will end up with the 37 yr old romo no 1st round picks and no 2nd rounder because god forbid paying KC is out of the question

 

[countryroads316]

well that is what you will end up with the 37 yr old romo no 1st round picks and no 2nd rounder because god forbid paying KC is out of the question

no that's what we get when Bruce Allen is running things instead of Scot McCloughan

 

[skinsdad62]

no that's what we get when Bruce Allen is running things instead of Scot McCloughan

in the end that is your team KC gone

 

[Sportster 72]

well that is what you will end up with the 37 yr old romo no 1st round picks and no 2nd rounder because god forbid paying KC is out of the question

Makes no sense at all to sign a broken down 36 year old QB for the same thing a younger healthier QB would cost you. Romo's final three years average $24 million. It sounds more like three drunk GMs sitting around a bar playing GM games. Even Rappaport said he had little detail and talks were in early stages. He reported a rumor.

I have no feeling for what might go on. Long term contract, trade who knows. It seems if you wanted him you would have signed him. It does seem that dysfunction might be back in Ashburn. We can all guess what is going on but will never know. We have thought more than one time that things had changed, Gibbs II, Shanahan and now McCloughan. It appears each time we were wrong. All we can do is see how this off season plays out. I have told you before and will say again that I know several people that work for the organization and no great change has taken place. Only your perception changed.

To answer Sty's question about how much we pay this year there is no reason to play anymore than this year in which we know he makes $23.9 which makes him the 4th highest salary and 4th highest cap hit in the league ..... for now. Which is why McCartney said he is being paid very well. If you are willing to tag him at $24 million for this year why do you think he would settle for a $20 million per year average. Seems to me the starting point for a 5 year contract would have to 5 years at $125 million. That also means a pay raise of a million next year with no raises after that. Who would sign that deal? Would you sign a 5 year contract that says you get a $1,000 raise next year with no raises for the final 4 years. I know I wouldn't. If you gave him a million dollar a year raise then it would be 5 years $130 million.

 

[skinsdad62]

This deal is a made up story planted by an agent

 

[Sportster 72]

If you mean the Romo deal, I agree.

 

[Manster7588]

Makes no sense at all to sign a broken down 36 year old QB for the same thing a younger healthier QB would cost you. Romo's final three years average $24 million. It sounds more like three drunk GMs sitting around a bar playing GM games. Even Rappaport said he had little detail and talks were in early stages. He reported a rumor.

I have no feeling for what might go on. Long term contract, trade who knows. It seems if you wanted him you would have signed him. It does seem that dysfunction might be back in Ashburn. We can all guess what is going on but will never know. We have thought more than one time that things had changed, Gibbs II, Shanahan and now McCloughan. It appears each time we were wrong. All we can do is see how this off season plays out. I have told you before and will say again that I know several people that work for the organization and no great change has taken place. Only your perception changed.

To answer Sty's question about how much we pay this year there is no reason to play anymore than this year in which we know he makes $23.9 which makes him the 4th highest salary and 4th highest cap hit in the league ..... for now. Which is why McCartney said he is being paid very well. If you are willing to tag him at $24 million for this year why do you think he would settle for a $20 million per year average. Seems to me the starting point for a 5 year contract would have to 5 years at $125 million. That also means a pay raise of a million next year with no raises after that. Who would sign that deal? Would you sign a 5 year contract that says you get a $1,000 raise next year with no raises for the final 4 years. I know I wouldn't. If you gave him a million dollar a year raise then it would be 5 years $130 million.

Romo's final three years is 56M, 18M per year average, that said this trade ain't happening regardless of his salary. I want Dallas to find a way to keep Tony, at a reduced salary, but if Dallas somehow got the #2 pick in the draft for Romo I will be fine saying goodbye to him.

 

[Sportster 72]

I used Sportrac, his average with bonus averages $25 million.

 

[Manster7588]

I used Sportrac, his average with bonus averages $25 million.

The bonus' count against Dallas. All any other team would owe him is his base salary. Still to high in my book. I'm sure if he is traded the team trading for him will demand to negotiate first for a less money. Again I dont see any team giving up the 2nd pick in the draft for Romo.
Three team trade would be more like Cousins to SF. Romo to Wash, SF sends their 3rd to Wash and 4th to Dallas. Teams don't trade for injury plagued QB's unless you're the Vikings.

 

[Sportster 72]

Makes sense since the Cowboys already paid the bonus. Either way I have no interest in him coming to Washington. I can understand why you would want him at a cap friendly number as a backup. That would be a strong move. I have nickel on him going to Denver.