cowboycolors
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Imagine if they were one in the same all along???
LOL as the guy on LAUGH IN used to say Very Interesting
Imagine if they were one in the same all along???
LOL as the guy on LAUGH IN used to say Very Interesting
Laugh In? What are you 70?
he is WFRYE on better behavior
Still think he is the Fry guy
just saying
What are you? 7 years old? Listen, AP doesn't want to play for your team anymore dude....get over it. Pull up your big boy pants now and move on. Not going to release him??...we already knew that dude weeks ago. They will try and get something for him before or during the draft, as they should...this is not rocket science you know. Why would you or your irrelevant team want a player that doesn't want to be there anymore?? Grovel much?? ....oh yeah, I forgot, you are a meaningless team in a meaningless state....my bad.
If the Vikes want to get something in return, just announce that your open to trades for him, and it is what it is, and what your looking to get for him in any trade in return, and stop playing these silly little mind games with the public (you're not fooling anyone). It only makes the Vikes' management and their organization look really pathetic and desperate.
Mike Fisher..... the same guy Greg was getting all his AP to Dallas dirt fromCowboys Won’t Enter Adrian Peterson Sweepstakes
March 23, 2015 9:44 AM
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DALLAS, Texas (105.3 THE FAN) – The Cowboys won’t be pursuing a trade for Vikings superstar Adrian Peterson, two sources tell 105.3 The Fan, citing among the reasons the team’s more disciplined approach to spending at the running back position and the running back depth in the upcoming NFL Draft.
Peterson, who turned 30 today, clearly wants a fresh start from Minnesota and has expressed a desire to play for the Cowboys in his home state. But the Cowboys have never been interested in taking on his existing contract ($12, $15 and $17 million for the next three seasons) and believe even if he negotiates to a reduced rate, his salary would be exorbitant — especially compared to the fraction of the cost of exploring draft-eligible runners like Todd Gurley and Tevin Coleman.
This isn’t a “cap-hell’’ issue; Dallas can easily make the room to absorb any contract. It’s a bang-for-your-buck issue. The Cowboys just established that they are willing to pay what could end up being top dollar for the sort of talent that can’t usually be had an any price (Greg Hardy, who could end up making upwards of $11 million on his one-year non-guaranteed deal and available as a free agent because Carolina wished to rid itself of his domestic-violence controversy.).
Peterson is a rare talent, too, of course – the best running back of his generation. But the Cowboys have decided there are other ways to win at the position rather than overspend (see Dallas’ $6-mil ceiling on DeMarco Murray, allowed to leave for Philly’s almost-$9-mil-a-year deal) … and that Jerry Jones’ long-standing work to pull off above-the-marquee moves should be usurped by the goals of his son, COO Stephen Jones, to spend the allotted $143 million in cap room in a more football-responsible manner.
Peterson is off the Menu if the report is accurate
Just saying
Mike Fisher..... the same guy Greg was getting all his AP to Dallas dirt from
You never show your hand in a poker game
Never heard of a team using the media to drive down a player's trade value before?? You never say that you covet player openly, it only drives up their asking price. Ofcourse Jerry is still interested in AP for the right price. Last I checked, this is still Jerry's team and not Stephens lol. If they seriously believe that spending cheaply is the only way to go here, when you have a shot at replacing Murray (fumbler with no break away speed), with the best RB of our generation (AD-AP), if he becomes available at a reasonable price tag, on some complete crap shoot in the draft, then this team belongs in mediocrity along with the hacks on this messageboard.
Unknown sources???
Interesting, never once any team official just come out and say that they weren't intersted in AP?? Leaks like this were just taylor made for gullible people like you. I do like Fish as a source though. He is very knowledgable, unlike the fantasy player lovers here.
Please learn the difference between opinion, fish and I agree that AP would put this team over the top, and what some team official may put out as a leak to diffuse something. Do I have to break everything down for you guys here???...gesshSo when he says something that supports your view he is an award winning journalist that is smarter than us message board wannabes and his opinion is valid. When he says something that doesn't support your opinion he's a dope that is being played by someone whose agenda is to do the opposite of what he is reporting?
I can't see it. WFRYE struggled with the basic concept of upper case and lower case. He could barely handle the log-in procedure.he is WFRYE on better behavior
Still think he is the Fry guy
just saying
''Fish and I agree''Please learn the difference between opinion, fish and I agree that AP would put this team over the top, and what some team official may put out as a leak to diffuse something. Do I have to break everything down for you guys here???...gessh
Here's some more fodder for you to mull over.
AP's agent tells the USA Today at owner's meeting in Phoenix "we want out of Minnesota" !!!
Wow, that place must be a real shit hole to AP right now
But keep on begging Minny fans, team ownership, and team management, maybe you'll win his heart back someday....have you tried getting down on your knees and offering your services for free to keep him there? Just a thought...
I think anyone would, but the Vikings would laugh at the trade offer and AP would laugh at the $8 million per year.I would send a 2nd round pick for ap if he agreed on a paycut. 8 million per hometown discount. He is better than murray