I wouldn't mind if we drafted a late round project QB. Either Green or Haynes King. Both those guys are competitors and at the very least could potentially make preseason fun to watch.
Tksymm7 said:
Could I interest anyone in Taylen Green?
Rumor:
— Polymarket Football (@PolymarketBlitz) March 3, 2026
There is belief that Caleb Downs has a degenerative ACL issue that could cause issues down the road.
(Per @fakecorykinnan) pic.twitter.com/bOLsUINV1x
jr15aggie said:
The stuff about Bain's arm length is pretty wild. Apparently, there hasn't been a single edge rusher in the past 10 years taken inside the top 100 with arms as short as his.
It get's even crazier talking about Cashius's arms which are even shorter... not a single edge rusher has even been drafted with his T-Rex arms.
Don't see how Bain makes it out of the top 15 and I still can't see Cashius not going Day 1 or 2.
jr15aggie said:
Listening to some of the morning talk, teams are split on Downs's "injury". Many teams passed his medicals no problem, it was the Bears staff that apparently found the issue. It's definitely not nothing, but doesn't sound like a huge deal either.
I'm also hearing that the Cowboys might have McCoy (CB) off their board. There is talk of "no more redshirt years" for players. I think everyone in the organization is locked into this 1-3 year Dak window. Everything is being looked at from a 'help me now' state of mind.
jr15aggie said:
The stuff about Bain's arm length is pretty wild. Apparently, there hasn't been a single edge rusher in the past 10 years taken inside the top 100 with arms as short as his.
It get's even crazier talking about Cashius's arms which are even shorter... not a single edge rusher has even been drafted with his T-Rex arms.
Don't see how Bain makes it out of the top 15 and I still can't see Cashius not going Day 1 or 2.
Peter Klaven said:
Why on Earth would he come to Dallas to be the backup when there are multiple franchises that he could start for? 2026 is about earning his next contract and he needs to play...
Daveintx said:
the yearly operation kick the can is already underway with restructuring contracts....
let's see how they use the money, or if Jerry plays the "gotta have it for draftees"
jr15aggie said:Daveintx said:
the yearly operation kick the can is already underway with restructuring contracts....
let's see how they use the money, or if Jerry plays the "gotta have it for draftees"
I'm not gonna dog Jerry too much because almost every team is doing this, but the current restructures were just to get under the cap (which currently includes George Pickens high Tag figure).
They are going to have to redo a few more deals to have free agency play money. And it sounds like they are going to be doing just that.
The only question is will it pay off? I'm under the impression that Philly is mostly out of time with their can kicking, but hey, they got their ring.
Tksymm7 said:
Or trade that pick etc. for Crosby.
ApachePilot said:
I agree. That guy is a game changer
On Maxx Crosby and the Cowboys being at play here….here is what I’m being told from a team source.
— Jane Slater (@SlaterNFL) March 5, 2026
“Raiders are talking to a lot of people. But we would not give up two first rounders.”
That’s the situation now. Will that change? I don’t know but I checked for those of you…
Things are moving fast re Maxx Crosby. Last night Dallas thought they were close to a deal but since then other teams have raised the ante and potentially are offering the Raiders 2 1st round picks Expected Dallas to now shift their focus to Trey Hendrickson
— trey wingo (@wingoz) March 5, 2026
Infection_Ag11 said:
I can't see any GM willing to defend giving up two firsts for Crosby to their fanbase. He's close to 30, entering year 8 and whoever gets him will have to make him the highest paid non-QB in the league 18 months after trading for him.
I'd giving up #20 and other stuff for him, or #12 alone, but no chance I'm parting with both picks for a guy I can't even have on my team two years from now without paying him $45 million a year in his 30s.