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Dak has lost to more good teams than he's beaten in January throughout his career.
read the comments. really great one with Michael Jordangigem1223 said:
Hope that's him politely declining. If so, bullet dodged.
Infection_Ag11 said:Quote:
Dak has lost to more good teams than he's beaten in January throughout his career.
Nearly every QB in history, including nearly all HOF QBs, have career losing records against teams that finish the season with winning records. Moreover, about half of all HOF QBs have .500 or worse records in the playoffs.
gigem1223 said:
Hope that's him politely declining. If so, bullet dodged.
Troy Aikman not mincing words on Jerry and the Cowboys job wooowwwww pic.twitter.com/vJ6pWGNHtx
— Will Chambers (@_WillChambers) January 13, 2025
gigem1223 said:
Hope that's him politely declining. If so, bullet dodged.
Shadeur is locked into a top 10 pick and we're at 12, so I doubt we'd have to trade any players, but you would have to trade next years first plus some other picks to move up. With that being said, Dak isn't going anywhere for 25 and probably 26. If you trade Dak Pre-June 1 you're looking at almost a 105 million dollar dead cap hit. Post-June 1 that number goes down to the mid 40's but goes back up in 2026 to 62. Dak likely isn't going anywhere.TyHolden said:
Who would the Cowboys need to give up to get Shadeur? Dak? Micah? Ceedee? Stephen?
I know you're probably correct, but PLEASE NO, JERRY!gigem1223 said:
Listening to the local radio this morning. Sounds like Deion is not a likely option and more click bait/ publicity stunt. Most close to the team seem to think Moore is the front runner.
Rex Racer said:I know you're probably correct, but PLEASE NO, JERRY!gigem1223 said:
Listening to the local radio this morning. Sounds like Deion is not a likely option and more click bait/ publicity stunt. Most close to the team seem to think Moore is the front runner.
listening to 105.3 this morning, they mentioned that the conversation with Prime would not meet the Rooney Rule. They said it would have to be a formal interview, where they notified the league beforehand. They said the Prime/Jerry conversation was basically just a casual conversation about the job....so there is still hope for Glenn and Freeman...i personally want them to kick the tires thoroughly on Aaron Glenn.gigem1223 said:
Was hoping they'd bring Glenn and Freeman in for that
this. As much as we love Myles here, he just doesn't have the impact a quality QB has on his teams success. And he's one of the best at his position the last couple of decades. If it were diff, Myles would lead the Browns to playoff success. They don't because they suck at QB.Trucker 96 said:
Yeah, we'll see if they do anything, but at this point, it is simply a reflection of the impact that competent QBing has on a team's success. You absolutely must have it or you will suck ass. Period. No other position is like that.
These two statements conflictMateo84 said:
After 30 years of failure for this team, I'm down for anything other than another Jerry "Yes Man".
Hire Deion, trade Dak, draft Shadeur, whatever … try something different!
for now.Agristotle said:
Dak is a $45 million quarterback that is the highest paid player in the league.
Absolutely correct. I'd say this is intentional, because the NFL never calls holding on passing downs. All the best pass rushers get tripped, grabbed, and tackled dozens of times per game without a call to protect QBs. If they called holding appropriately and consistently, players like Garrett and Parsons would dominate the league more than any QBMacarthur said:this. As much as we love Myles here, he just doesn't have the impact a quality QB has on his teams success. And he's one of the best at his position the last couple of decades. If it were diff, Myles would lead the Browns to playoff success. They don't because they suck at QB.Trucker 96 said:
Yeah, we'll see if they do anything, but at this point, it is simply a reflection of the impact that competent QBing has on a team's success. You absolutely must have it or you will suck ass. Period. No other position is like that.
I think they should decouple QB salaries from the cap. Probably decrease the overall cap a bit but it would increase the overall pool for the other positions.Tksymm7 said:
I saw an interview with a former NFL player the other day, and they were talking about how absurd and out of tune the QB market is compared to the rest of the league. They also were pretty serious in suggesting that it needs to get fixed, because QBs like Trevor Lawrence are getting paid 55 million a year to suck or be average, while you have players like Myles Garrett or TJ Watt making 25-30 million who play premium positions, are 10x more impactful and are all around better players. Essentially they were advocating for the money being spread around more, and I can't say I disagree. There are maybe 7 QBs in the NFL who are worth 50+ a year, that's it, yet it just continues to go up and up and up.
I sometimes think this time of year wouldn't always be the offseason if it wasn't for Dak.FightinFarrier18 said:
It wouldn't be the offseason without the annual Dak argument
ramblin_ag02 said:
Maybe a QB cap within the cap. Something like "only" 20% of annual cap can go to QBs
jtkk said:I sometimes think this time of year wouldn't always be the offseason if it wasn't for Dak.FightinFarrier18 said:
It wouldn't be the offseason without the annual Dak argument
I really like the guy as a person and I think he's a stand up kind of guy but, man, I'm starting to seriously doubt he can take the team to the promised land.
Very true. Just look at Trent Dilfer. But then again the Ravens defense was stout as hell.Definitely Not A Cop said:jtkk said:I sometimes think this time of year wouldn't always be the offseason if it wasn't for Dak.FightinFarrier18 said:
It wouldn't be the offseason without the annual Dak argument
I really like the guy as a person and I think he's a stand up kind of guy but, man, I'm starting to seriously doubt he can take the team to the promised land.
My benchmark for whether a QB can take a team to the promised land is Rex Grossman. I think Dak is better than Rex Grossman.
Yup. Dak is just an all-time great defense away from being able advance past the divisional roundjtkk said:Very true. Just look at Trent Dilfer. But then again the Ravens defense was stout as hell.Definitely Not A Cop said:jtkk said:I sometimes think this time of year wouldn't always be the offseason if it wasn't for Dak.FightinFarrier18 said:
It wouldn't be the offseason without the annual Dak argument
I really like the guy as a person and I think he's a stand up kind of guy but, man, I'm starting to seriously doubt he can take the team to the promised land.
My benchmark for whether a QB can take a team to the promised land is Rex Grossman. I think Dak is better than Rex Grossman.
