only if he was brought here to be a safety.
A very safe way to say it.
Man he's a good defender. We need all of those we can get. This defense sucked ass last year. The more fresh blood the better IMO
cant argue that
I do. But I am also really happy about the switch to Dan Quinn. Kind of reminds me of Mike Zimmer and Wade Phillips, the guy has never killed it as a Head Coach, but he is a Hell of a DC. Let him bring in some of his guys. I would like to see us bring in another FA DB or two. There are 20 guys on the market that could walk in and start here day 1
I agree.
I think Horn is the best corner . Fast enough and physical. Very Physical. Faster than Surtain.
I actually think he will be there at #10 and personally I don't think I'd take him if I were GM. I think he is one of those guys being mocked above his talent level right now and I suspect NFL GMs won't have him as a top 10 pick. But if McClay and the crew feel he is a potential superstar I'll be happy if we take him. A superstar TE would be another way to replace Coopers production if we cut him next year and use his cap space on defense.
I wonder if the idea is to move Wilson to FS next year and let Neal play in his customary spot. I would have played him there last year and played Woods in the box when we weren't two deep. I always thought Wilson was a FS before last season (based on the small sample size we saw of him) and always thought Woods was better in the box. Kind of like when year after year they played Heath deep when it clearly wasn't his thing
I'm really happy with Urban. Should provide some solid run support in rotation at a bargain price:
Well... I wish I could remember the name of the “insider” who posted that Golliday tweet. Because I would block him immediately.
I don't think Wilson can play free. I think he will be SS, Neal will be LB and they will sign either Hooker or Kazee next week to play FS. I think they will also add a corner as there are several left that could start for us. After that, they can still go corner at 10, or just take the best availableI wonder if the idea is to move Wilson to FS next year and let Neal play in his customary spot. I would have played him there last year and played Woods in the box when we weren't two deep. I always thought Wilson was a FS before last season (based on the small sample size we saw of him) and always thought Woods was better in the box. Kind of like when year after year they played Heath deep when it clearly wasn't his thing
This is what I think as well.
This is the problem with the Cowboys approach to FA. They sign quantity over quality. It's not working well. The drafting has been decent. FA not good at all.Here's a good and a bad one.
The bad we could have had Fuller for the price of Lewis and Neal.
While Jaylon was a nice story,you simply cant spend that much money for that type of production. Jaylon clearly lost speed when compared to his 2018 season. But even at the end of that season he got exposed in the playoffs. I think you got to move on.
Giving Neal $5M to play a position he doesn't play is just not smart. I don't see anyway around that. Would any team without Jerry as a GM do that? Could it work out? Of course it could, but the point is whether it is worth the risk/reward. I've also yet to see him at more than 216lbs. But, I haven't seen the details so it may be at least half incentive based (I've read $3M guaranteed) which would make a lot more sense. At that price he could be a backup, STer or really play anywhere if it doesn't work out. I still think the idea if @LB is in the nickel in the middle of the field because our 3 LBs last year were all a complete disaster attempting to play that spot. You take a shit run defense and run out a 216 lbs LB who isn't really a LB and you just aren't even pretending that stopping the run is important.
And a decade later the Kool-Aid still tastes great...
