Dallas Cowboys Offseason Thread (3 Viewers)

[Football Jones]

I'm glad Schotty made a point to say the MRI was clean on his back. I'm starting to like our HC.

Micah now supposedly getting a 2nd opinion on his back. **** this guy. Let's get that haul from Green Bay.

BOOOOOOM! And Kenny Clark to boot.

Helluva deal, Jerry.

Are you seriously excited about Kenny Clark. He's like the 50th best DL in the NFL per PFF. 1 sack. 4 pressures. 11 tackles. And $40M left on his contract. DAL will take the out option on his at the end of the year. The late firsts are nice considering the player/owner relationship was broken and DAL is going nowhere this year. But unless Parsons gets hurt GB won this deal.

I seriously am. He'll help our run D, which has been a big weakness. Micah certainly didn't help it.

I'm excited about this deal, in general. 1st round picks are force multipliers. Four over the next two years will open up a lot of possibilities. Let's face it, Parsons isn't worth 7 mil more per year than Myles Garrett. The total contract matters just like the guaranteed money does. It's a ridiculous contract, but I also give Green Bay credit for trying to make something happen.

It's not really who wins...it's what this does for each team. Micah simply wanted too much money. The Cowboys will be better because of this deal and it won't take long before it pays off.

 

[darksideofoz]

I'm glad Schotty made a point to say the MRI was clean on his back. I'm starting to like our HC.

Micah now supposedly getting a 2nd opinion on his back. **** this guy. Let's get that haul from Green Bay.

BOOOOOOM! And Kenny Clark to boot.

Helluva deal, Jerry.

Are you seriously excited about Kenny Clark. He's like the 50th best DL in the NFL per PFF. 1 sack. 4 pressures. 11 tackles. And $40M left on his contract. DAL will take the out option on his at the end of the year. The late firsts are nice considering the player/owner relationship was broken and DAL is going nowhere this year. But unless Parsons gets hurt GB won this deal.

I seriously am. He'll help our run D, which has been a big weakness. Micah certainly didn't help it.

I'm excited about this deal, in general. 1st round picks are force multipliers. Four over the next two years will open up a lot of possibilities. Let's face it, Parsons isn't worth 7 mil more per year than Myles Garrett. The total contract matters just like the guaranteed money does. It's a ridiculous contract, but I also give Green Bay credit for trying to make something happen.

It's not really who wins...it's what this does for each team. Micah simply wanted too much money. The Cowboys will be better because of this deal and it won't take long before it pays off.

if you put any stock in pff, or watched every snap of clark's career, you wouldn't be counting on a significant upgrade for the run defense.

 

[Football Jones]

I'm glad Schotty made a point to say the MRI was clean on his back. I'm starting to like our HC.

Micah now supposedly getting a 2nd opinion on his back. **** this guy. Let's get that haul from Green Bay.

BOOOOOOM! And Kenny Clark to boot.

Helluva deal, Jerry.

Are you seriously excited about Kenny Clark. He's like the 50th best DL in the NFL per PFF. 1 sack. 4 pressures. 11 tackles. And $40M left on his contract. DAL will take the out option on his at the end of the year. The late firsts are nice considering the player/owner relationship was broken and DAL is going nowhere this year. But unless Parsons gets hurt GB won this deal.

I seriously am. He'll help our run D, which has been a big weakness. Micah certainly didn't help it.

I'm excited about this deal, in general. 1st round picks are force multipliers. Four over the next two years will open up a lot of possibilities. Let's face it, Parsons isn't worth 7 mil more per year than Myles Garrett. The total contract matters just like the guaranteed money does. It's a ridiculous contract, but I also give Green Bay credit for trying to make something happen.

It's not really who wins...it's what this does for each team. Micah simply wanted too much money. The Cowboys will be better because of this deal and it won't take long before it pays off.

if you put any stock in pff, or watched every snap of clark's career, you wouldn't be counting on a significant upgrade for the run defense.

How did he make those Pro Bowls?

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Arch Manning wearing a star on his helmet is an interesting thought

 

[Football Jones]

Arch Manning wearing a star on his helmet is an interesting thought

Well, much bigger chance of that happening now with the extra assets.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Arch Manning wearing a star on his helmet is an interesting thought

Well, much bigger chance of that happening now with the extra assets.

They enter the Draft next year with 4 first round picks at their disposal
'26 and '27

 

[darksideofoz]

I'm glad Schotty made a point to say the MRI was clean on his back. I'm starting to like our HC.

Micah now supposedly getting a 2nd opinion on his back. **** this guy. Let's get that haul from Green Bay.

BOOOOOOM! And Kenny Clark to boot.

Helluva deal, Jerry.

Are you seriously excited about Kenny Clark. He's like the 50th best DL in the NFL per PFF. 1 sack. 4 pressures. 11 tackles. And $40M left on his contract. DAL will take the out option on his at the end of the year. The late firsts are nice considering the player/owner relationship was broken and DAL is going nowhere this year. But unless Parsons gets hurt GB won this deal.

I seriously am. He'll help our run D, which has been a big weakness. Micah certainly didn't help it.

I'm excited about this deal, in general. 1st round picks are force multipliers. Four over the next two years will open up a lot of possibilities. Let's face it, Parsons isn't worth 7 mil more per year than Myles Garrett. The total contract matters just like the guaranteed money does. It's a ridiculous contract, but I also give Green Bay credit for trying to make something happen.

It's not really who wins...it's what this does for each team. Micah simply wanted too much money. The Cowboys will be better because of this deal and it won't take long before it pays off.

if you put any stock in pff, or watched every snap of clark's career, you wouldn't be counting on a significant upgrade for the run defense.

How did he make those Pro Bowls?

I have absolutely no idea who goes to that or why. I stopped paying attention to that dog and pony show decades ago. I believe someone pointed out the other day Tyler Huntley made a pro bowl somewhat recently. if so, that makes my decision to not pay any attention to the pro bowl a good one.

 

[Football Jones]

Arch Manning wearing a star on his helmet is an interesting thought

Well, much bigger chance of that happening now with the extra assets.

They enter the Draft next year with 4 first round picks at their disposal
'26 and '27

Arch did enter my mind as soon as I heard about the deal. Lots to be determined yet.

It'll be interesting to see how everything plays out.

 

[pinequick]

How would you like to be a player in that locker room? "Might as well play for yourselves, boys, because we sure ain't serious about winning around here. Make those incentives and call it a season." 6-11

 

[Terpman22]

Arch Manning wearing a star on his helmet is an interesting thought

Well, much bigger chance of that happening now with the extra assets.

Yeah I’m sure Archie is looking at the Cowboys and being like “Now THAT is the place to go win a championship” much like he did when the Chargers drafted Eli.

 

[Football Jones]

Arch Manning wearing a star on his helmet is an interesting thought

Well, much bigger chance of that happening now with the extra assets.

Yeah I’m sure Archie is looking at the Cowboys and being like “Now THAT is the place to go win a championship” much like he did when the Chargers drafted Eli.

Yeah, he's probly wanting to go to a franchise that went 57 years without a title.

 

[Terpman22]

What’s crazy to me is the better the player you are, the worse Jerry treats you

Dak - could have been signed early for a much more friendlier contract but made him play out his rookie year than the franchise tag. After drafting him in the 4th round and paying him in Subway subs for 4 years.

CD - had to wait until the last minute to get a deal

Jake Ferguson? Has done NOTHING to warrant being paid the 7th highest TE contract but then again we never heard a word from him his agent

Micah? The 2nd player EVER to start a career with 4 12+ sack seasons. Traded for the 24th and 27th pick in the 2026 and 2027 draft or something.

Osa? 13.5 sacks in 4 years making $20m per season as PFF’s 38th best DT

Paid a lot of guys that came offf injuries at “discounts” only for these players to retire early to said injuries like Gallup, Smith and Vander Esch to name a few.

Basically Jerry wants a discount. Even if you should not give one he argues “well the star, therefore” and players aren’t buying it anymore.

 

[Terpman22]

Arch Manning wearing a star on his helmet is an interesting thought

Well, much bigger chance of that happening now with the extra assets.

Yeah I’m sure Archie is looking at the Cowboys and being like “Now THAT is the place to go win a championship” much like he did when the Chargers drafted Eli.

Yeah, he's probly wanting to go to a franchise that went 57 years without a title.

LOL the Eagles pay their players. Early and often. The Cowboys, if they do, late and not often.

Dak has a cap hit of how much the year Arch comes out? I’m super sure they are definitely gonna be savvy enough to move up for him after getting lucky with and UDFA QB and a 4th rounder that turned into franchise QBs who ya know both choked away a 1-seed homefield advantage in the first round.

The Eagles QB was just Super Bowl MVP so maybe you guys are in for the market for a QB, even if the guy has a $70M cap hit next year.

We good tho.

 

[Football Jones]

Arch Manning wearing a star on his helmet is an interesting thought

Well, much bigger chance of that happening now with the extra assets.

Yeah I’m sure Archie is looking at the Cowboys and being like “Now THAT is the place to go win a championship” much like he did when the Chargers drafted Eli.

Yeah, he's probly wanting to go to a franchise that went 57 years without a title.

LOL the Eagles pay their players. Early and often. The Cowboys, if they do, late and not often.

Dak has a cap hit of how much the year Arch comes out? I’m super sure they are definitely gonna be savvy enough to move up for him after getting lucky with and UDFA QB and a 4th rounder that turned into franchise QBs who ya know both choked away a 1-seed homefield advantage in the first round.

The Eagles QB was just Super Bowl MVP so maybe you guys are in for the market for a QB, even if the guy has a $70M cap hit next year.

We good tho.

We'll see when Arch comes out. He might be in play for us.

The bottom line is Micah has 8 solo tackles, 10 assisted, and 1 sack in 4 playoff games. That's what you call not getting it done. He hasn't been able to perform when good teams are keying on him.

This is a fantastic deal for Dallas, IMO. The juice with Micah simply wasn't worth the squeeze. I'm looking forward to seeing what we can do with the 4 1st-rounders in '26 and '27. I suspect we'll easily come out ahead as opposed to paying Parsons.

 

[Terpman22]

Arch Manning wearing a star on his helmet is an interesting thought

Well, much bigger chance of that happening now with the extra assets.

Yeah I’m sure Archie is looking at the Cowboys and being like “Now THAT is the place to go win a championship” much like he did when the Chargers drafted Eli.

Yeah, he's probly wanting to go to a franchise that went 57 years without a title.

LOL the Eagles pay their players. Early and often. The Cowboys, if they do, late and not often.

Dak has a cap hit of how much the year Arch comes out? I’m super sure they are definitely gonna be savvy enough to move up for him after getting lucky with and UDFA QB and a 4th rounder that turned into franchise QBs who ya know both choked away a 1-seed homefield advantage in the first round.

The Eagles QB was just Super Bowl MVP so maybe you guys are in for the market for a QB, even if the guy has a $70M cap hit next year.

We good tho.

We'll see when Arch comes out. He might be in play for us.

The bottom line is Micah has 8 solo tackles, 10 assisted, and 1 sack in 4 playoff games. That's what you call not getting it done. He hasn't been able to perform when good teams are keying on him.

This is a fantastic deal for Dallas, IMO. The juice with Micah simply wasn't worth the squeeze. I'm looking forward to seeing what we can do with the 4 1st-rounders in '26 and '27. I suspect we'll easily come out ahead as opposed to paying Parsons.

Jerry gave Dak a record contract after pick 6ing away a home playoff game to be the first franchise ever to lose to a 7 seed but yeah

Micah is the reason the Cowboys don’t win playoff games

And while your ALREADY looking forward to 2026 and all…is telling

 

[Football Jones]

Arch Manning wearing a star on his helmet is an interesting thought

Well, much bigger chance of that happening now with the extra assets.

Yeah I’m sure Archie is looking at the Cowboys and being like “Now THAT is the place to go win a championship” much like he did when the Chargers drafted Eli.

Yeah, he's probly wanting to go to a franchise that went 57 years without a title.

LOL the Eagles pay their players. Early and often. The Cowboys, if they do, late and not often.

Dak has a cap hit of how much the year Arch comes out? I’m super sure they are definitely gonna be savvy enough to move up for him after getting lucky with and UDFA QB and a 4th rounder that turned into franchise QBs who ya know both choked away a 1-seed homefield advantage in the first round.

The Eagles QB was just Super Bowl MVP so maybe you guys are in for the market for a QB, even if the guy has a $70M cap hit next year.

We good tho.

We'll see when Arch comes out. He might be in play for us.

The bottom line is Micah has 8 solo tackles, 10 assisted, and 1 sack in 4 playoff games. That's what you call not getting it done. He hasn't been able to perform when good teams are keying on him.

This is a fantastic deal for Dallas, IMO. The juice with Micah simply wasn't worth the squeeze. I'm looking forward to seeing what we can do with the 4 1st-rounders in '26 and '27. I suspect we'll easily come out ahead as opposed to paying Parsons.

Jerry gave Dak a record contract after pick 6ing away a home playoff game to be the first franchise ever to lose to a 7 seed but yeah

Micah is the reason the Cowboys don’t win playoff games

LOL. This deal is about Micah.

Those 4 1st round picks could go a long way should we replace Dak. We'll just have to see how things shake out.

 

[Terpman22]

Arch Manning wearing a star on his helmet is an interesting thought

Well, much bigger chance of that happening now with the extra assets.

Yeah I’m sure Archie is looking at the Cowboys and being like “Now THAT is the place to go win a championship” much like he did when the Chargers drafted Eli.

Yeah, he's probly wanting to go to a franchise that went 57 years without a title.

LOL the Eagles pay their players. Early and often. The Cowboys, if they do, late and not often.

Dak has a cap hit of how much the year Arch comes out? I’m super sure they are definitely gonna be savvy enough to move up for him after getting lucky with and UDFA QB and a 4th rounder that turned into franchise QBs who ya know both choked away a 1-seed homefield advantage in the first round.

The Eagles QB was just Super Bowl MVP so maybe you guys are in for the market for a QB, even if the guy has a $70M cap hit next year.

We good tho.

We'll see when Arch comes out. He might be in play for us.

The bottom line is Micah has 8 solo tackles, 10 assisted, and 1 sack in 4 playoff games. That's what you call not getting it done. He hasn't been able to perform when good teams are keying on him.

This is a fantastic deal for Dallas, IMO. The juice with Micah simply wasn't worth the squeeze. I'm looking forward to seeing what we can do with the 4 1st-rounders in '26 and '27. I suspect we'll easily come out ahead as opposed to paying Parsons.

Jerry gave Dak a record contract after pick 6ing away a home playoff game to be the first franchise ever to lose to a 7 seed but yeah

Micah is the reason the Cowboys don’t win playoff games

LOL. This deal is about Micah.

Those 4 1st round picks could go a long way should we replace Dak. We'll just have to see how things shake out.

It’s as if Dak doesn’t have these cap hits moving forward

2026: $74M
2027: $68M
2028: $78M

 

[Desert_Power]

This deal can be good for both teams. GB really has to win now for this to be favorable as a couple years down the road is dicey. Dallas has opened their options a lot while taking their 2025 SB equity down a fair amount.

It never felt to me like Dallas was really going after it this year anyways. It's a decent return but I'm sure the fans have to hate it.

 

[Football Jones]

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

 

[Terpman22]

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

 

[Football Jones]

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

I've seen some crazy valuations from PFF. I disregarded them a long time ago, but I'm sure they have some decent stuff.

The consensus from nearly everyone I've seen is that Clark is a good player. I don't need to have it validated because I'm watching it on tape, but it's nice to hear most people say it. He did play with a broken toe last year from what I understand, but it didn't look like it limited him much.

I'm going to watch more tape, but I like what I see so far. Clark isn't elite, but he'll certainly help us.

 

[Terpman22]

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

I've seen some crazy valuations from PFF. I disregarded them a long time ago, but I'm sure they have some decent stuff.

The consensus from nearly everyone I've seen is that Clark is a good player. I don't need to have it validated because I'm watching it on tape, but it's nice to hear most people say it. He did play with a broken toe last year from what I understand, but it didn't look like it limited him much.

I'm going to watch more tape, but I like what I see so far. Clark isn't elite, but he'll certainly help us.

I’m glad you disregarded them but the NFL actually uses them

And I don’t doubt he won’t help you guys.

I keep hearing these “Cowboys draft well takes” with Mazi Smith as a starting 1st round DT on a team that can’t stop the run. Kenny Clark helps for sure but I mean, Mazi was PFF 208/220 DTs.

None of this is going to help help in 7 days tho.

 

[Football Jones]

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

I've seen some crazy valuations from PFF. I disregarded them a long time ago, but I'm sure they have some decent stuff.

The consensus from nearly everyone I've seen is that Clark is a good player. I don't need to have it validated because I'm watching it on tape, but it's nice to hear most people say it. He did play with a broken toe last year from what I understand, but it didn't look like it limited him much.

I'm going to watch more tape, but I like what I see so far. Clark isn't elite, but he'll certainly help us.

I’m glad you disregarded them but the NFL actually uses them

And I don’t doubt he won’t help you guys.

I keep hearing these “Cowboys draft well takes” with Mazi Smith as a starting 1st round DT on a team that can’t stop the run. Kenny Clark helps for sure but I mean, Mazi was PFF 208/220 DTs.

None of this is going to help help in 7 days tho.

You can say a lot of things about the Cowboys, but you can't knock their drafting too much. Everyone misses on guys. Dallas has been pretty dang good over the years.

BTW, how's your boy Jalen Reagor doing? Haven't heard about him in awhile.

 

[LawFitz]

make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year.

It's $21.5 MM in 2026, but your point stands. Either he plays way better, takes a huge paycut, or becomes a one year rental. Two low rd1 picks and age 30 Kenny Clark for Micah was highway robbery. Only reason there weren't more bidders is few teams had the ability or willingness to pay that monster contract.

Absolute **** day for Cowboys fans. Sorry guys. I remember this feeling the day the Khalil Mack trade broke. Totally sux. Jerruh has officially become old Al Davis. (Davis didn't trade Mack, but his two sons - Mork and Gru - did).

 

[Terpman22]

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

I've seen some crazy valuations from PFF. I disregarded them a long time ago, but I'm sure they have some decent stuff.

The consensus from nearly everyone I've seen is that Clark is a good player. I don't need to have it validated because I'm watching it on tape, but it's nice to hear most people say it. He did play with a broken toe last year from what I understand, but it didn't look like it limited him much.

I'm going to watch more tape, but I like what I see so far. Clark isn't elite, but he'll certainly help us.

I’m glad you disregarded them but the NFL actually uses them

And I don’t doubt he won’t help you guys.

I keep hearing these “Cowboys draft well takes” with Mazi Smith as a starting 1st round DT on a team that can’t stop the run. Kenny Clark helps for sure but I mean, Mazi was PFF 208/220 DTs.

None of this is going to help help in 7 days tho.

You can say a lot of things about the Cowboys, but you can't knock their drafting too much. Everyone misses on guys. Dallas has been pretty dang good over the years.

BTW, how's your boy Jalen Reagor doing? Haven't heard about him in

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

I've seen some crazy valuations from PFF. I disregarded them a long time ago, but I'm sure they have some decent stuff.

The consensus from nearly everyone I've seen is that Clark is a good player. I don't need to have it validated because I'm watching it on tape, but it's nice to hear most people say it. He did play with a broken toe last year from what I understand, but it didn't look like it limited him much.

I'm going to watch more tape, but I like what I see so far. Clark isn't elite, but he'll certainly help us.

I’m glad you disregarded them but the NFL actually uses them

And I don’t doubt he won’t help you guys.

I keep hearing these “Cowboys draft well takes” with Mazi Smith as a starting 1st round DT on a team that can’t stop the run. Kenny Clark helps for sure but I mean, Mazi was PFF 208/220 DTs.

None of this is going to help help in 7 days tho.

You can say a lot of things about the Cowboys, but you can't knock their drafting too much. Everyone misses on guys. Dallas has been pretty dang good over the years.

BTW, how's your boy Jalen Reagor doing? Haven't heard about him in awhile.

Sure the Cowboys draft well.
Retaining the best players they drafted?
Even retain good FAs they managed to sign?
Dante Fowler played for the same exact coach 2023-2024 yet went from 4 to 10.5 sacks
Who was the last Eagles “great player” to leave our team and go onto success?

 

[Football Jones]

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

I've seen some crazy valuations from PFF. I disregarded them a long time ago, but I'm sure they have some decent stuff.

The consensus from nearly everyone I've seen is that Clark is a good player. I don't need to have it validated because I'm watching it on tape, but it's nice to hear most people say it. He did play with a broken toe last year from what I understand, but it didn't look like it limited him much.

I'm going to watch more tape, but I like what I see so far. Clark isn't elite, but he'll certainly help us.

I’m glad you disregarded them but the NFL actually uses them

And I don’t doubt he won’t help you guys.

I keep hearing these “Cowboys draft well takes” with Mazi Smith as a starting 1st round DT on a team that can’t stop the run. Kenny Clark helps for sure but I mean, Mazi was PFF 208/220 DTs.

None of this is going to help help in 7 days tho.

You can say a lot of things about the Cowboys, but you can't knock their drafting too much. Everyone misses on guys. Dallas has been pretty dang good over the years.

BTW, how's your boy Jalen Reagor doing? Haven't heard about him in

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

I've seen some crazy valuations from PFF. I disregarded them a long time ago, but I'm sure they have some decent stuff.

The consensus from nearly everyone I've seen is that Clark is a good player. I don't need to have it validated because I'm watching it on tape, but it's nice to hear most people say it. He did play with a broken toe last year from what I understand, but it didn't look like it limited him much.

I'm going to watch more tape, but I like what I see so far. Clark isn't elite, but he'll certainly help us.

I’m glad you disregarded them but the NFL actually uses them

And I don’t doubt he won’t help you guys.

I keep hearing these “Cowboys draft well takes” with Mazi Smith as a starting 1st round DT on a team that can’t stop the run. Kenny Clark helps for sure but I mean, Mazi was PFF 208/220 DTs.

None of this is going to help help in 7 days tho.

You can say a lot of things about the Cowboys, but you can't knock their drafting too much. Everyone misses on guys. Dallas has been pretty dang good over the years.

BTW, how's your boy Jalen Reagor doing? Haven't heard about him in awhile.

Sure the Cowboys draft well.
Retaining the best players they drafted?
Even retain good FAs they managed to sign?
Dante Fowler played for the same exact coach 2023-2024 yet went from 4 to 10.5 sacks
Who was the last Eagles “great player” to leave our team and go onto success?

How many great players have you had? It's not like you've had a long history of winning.

 

[Terpman22]

make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year.

It's $21.5 MM in 2026, but your point stands. Either he plays way better, takes a huge paycut, or becomes a one year rental. Two low rd1 picks and age 30 Kenny Clark for Micah was highway robbery. Only reason there weren't more bidders is few teams had the ability or willingness to pay that monster contract.

Absolute **** day for Cowboys fans. Sorry guys. I remember this feeling the day the Khalil Mack trade broke. Totally sux. Jerruh has officially become old Al Davis. (Davis didn't trade Mack, but his two sons - Mork and Gru - did).

No lies here and I didn’t look up the Kenny Clark numbers just took it’s as gospel but yeah.

What a disaster and the fans “not a bad deal” you are in cope mode. Go ahead and look at the Cowboys fans clowning Eagles fans when Chip Kelly traded Lesean McCoy for a LB. This is the equivalent.

This “could” be a win for the Cowboys but tho one is putting odds on this.

What is “success” ? You miss a SINGLE one of those GB draft picks and it’s an L. No swear tho. The Cowboys owners are rich and they have sorta tricked generations plural of new bandwagon fans into thinking THIS is what success looks like. Hell. How many NFL fans have been told “their team is talked about a lot and they get a lot of ratings and they are the most valued franchise in the world” But also then those same fan regurgitate this stuff as if it’s truly something to brag about?

I’ve hear this too many times and my response usually was like “Cool. Keeping Up With The Kardashians” is a highly rated TV SHOW also.

Doesn’t mean it’s good it means suckers watch this trash more than they should,

 

[Terpman22]

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

I've seen some crazy valuations from PFF. I disregarded them a long time ago, but I'm sure they have some decent stuff.

The consensus from nearly everyone I've seen is that Clark is a good player. I don't need to have it validated because I'm watching it on tape, but it's nice to hear most people say it. He did play with a broken toe last year from what I understand, but it didn't look like it limited him much.

I'm going to watch more tape, but I like what I see so far. Clark isn't elite, but he'll certainly help us.

I’m glad you disregarded them but the NFL actually uses them

And I don’t doubt he won’t help you guys.

I keep hearing these “Cowboys draft well takes” with Mazi Smith as a starting 1st round DT on a team that can’t stop the run. Kenny Clark helps for sure but I mean, Mazi was PFF 208/220 DTs.

None of this is going to help help in 7 days tho.

You can say a lot of things about the Cowboys, but you can't knock their drafting too much. Everyone misses on guys. Dallas has been pretty dang good over the years.

BTW, how's your boy Jalen Reagor doing? Haven't heard about him in

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

I've seen some crazy valuations from PFF. I disregarded them a long time ago, but I'm sure they have some decent stuff.

The consensus from nearly everyone I've seen is that Clark is a good player. I don't need to have it validated because I'm watching it on tape, but it's nice to hear most people say it. He did play with a broken toe last year from what I understand, but it didn't look like it limited him much.

I'm going to watch more tape, but I like what I see so far. Clark isn't elite, but he'll certainly help us.

I’m glad you disregarded them but the NFL actually uses them

And I don’t doubt he won’t help you guys.

I keep hearing these “Cowboys draft well takes” with Mazi Smith as a starting 1st round DT on a team that can’t stop the run. Kenny Clark helps for sure but I mean, Mazi was PFF 208/220 DTs.

None of this is going to help help in 7 days tho.

You can say a lot of things about the Cowboys, but you can't knock their drafting too much. Everyone misses on guys. Dallas has been pretty dang good over the years.

BTW, how's your boy Jalen Reagor doing? Haven't heard about him in awhile.

Sure the Cowboys draft well.
Retaining the best players they drafted?
Even retain good FAs they managed to sign?
Dante Fowler played for the same exact coach 2023-2024 yet went from 4 to 10.5 sacks
Who was the last Eagles “great player” to leave our team and go onto success?

How many great players have you had? It's not like you've had a l

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

I've seen some crazy valuations from PFF. I disregarded them a long time ago, but I'm sure they have some decent stuff.

The consensus from nearly everyone I've seen is that Clark is a good player. I don't need to have it validated because I'm watching it on tape, but it's nice to hear most people say it. He did play with a broken toe last year from what I understand, but it didn't look like it limited him much.

I'm going to watch more tape, but I like what I see so far. Clark isn't elite, but he'll certainly help us.

I’m glad you disregarded them but the NFL actually uses them

And I don’t doubt he won’t help you guys.

I keep hearing these “Cowboys draft well takes” with Mazi Smith as a starting 1st round DT on a team that can’t stop the run. Kenny Clark helps for sure but I mean, Mazi was PFF 208/220 DTs.

None of this is going to help help in 7 days tho.

You can say a lot of things about the Cowboys, but you can't knock their drafting too much. Everyone misses on guys. Dallas has been pretty dang good over the years.

BTW, how's your boy Jalen Reagor doing? Haven't heard about him in

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

I've seen some crazy valuations from PFF. I disregarded them a long time ago, but I'm sure they have some decent stuff.

The consensus from nearly everyone I've seen is that Clark is a good player. I don't need to have it validated because I'm watching it on tape, but it's nice to hear most people say it. He did play with a broken toe last year from what I understand, but it didn't look like it limited him much.

I'm going to watch more tape, but I like what I see so far. Clark isn't elite, but he'll certainly help us.

I’m glad you disregarded them but the NFL actually uses them

And I don’t doubt he won’t help you guys.

I keep hearing these “Cowboys draft well takes” with Mazi Smith as a starting 1st round DT on a team that can’t stop the run. Kenny Clark helps for sure but I mean, Mazi was PFF 208/220 DTs.

None of this is going to help help in 7 days tho.

You can say a lot of things about the Cowboys, but you can't knock their drafting too much. Everyone misses on guys. Dallas has been pretty dang good over the years.

BTW, how's your boy Jalen Reagor doing? Haven't heard about him in awhile.

Sure the Cowboys draft well.
Retaining the best players they drafted?
Even retain good FAs they managed to sign?
Dante Fowler played for the same exact coach 2023-2024 yet went from 4 to 10.5 sacks
Who was the last Eagles “great player” to leave our team and go onto success?

How many great players have you had? It's not like you've had a long history of winning.

But we won it all last year and we play you guys the very first week of the season this year.

CD Lamb - great player. Who else is currently GREAT on the Cowboys

I can name A LOT of Eagles players that are currently great

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75-13 combined score in both games last year and Micah played the both

 

[Football Jones]

I've been doing some research on Clark. He had 7.5 sacks in '23. That's elite for a run-stuffing DT.

Clark played with a broken toe all last year (some people are saying broken foot), but either way, that had to be painful, especially late in the season. Probly explains his PFF rating if you put any stock in that. He still looked really good at times, but it had to affect his play. Just got done looking at some '23 tape...wow, what a disruptive player.

A healthy Kenny Clark (and I assume he's healthy), is a quality addition. Clark should be a difference-maker for us.

 

[Instinctive]

Why is @Terpman22 making the most posts in here? Didn't Philly win a super bowl? Does Dallas just live rent free in your head that much lol...

Bad cap management bites Dallas again, but as far as deals go, I'd way rather the two firsts than the exorbitant contract to Parsons.

I'm not an expert but FanDuel still has the O/U at 7.5, which implies it's not like he was impacting winning.

 

[DA RAIDERS]

Who takes his spot? Fowler?

That's like asking who takes the spot of Eddie Van Halen. The answer is "nobody". He did the work of two men. He is one of one. The metrics on the Dallas D with and without Parsons over his career are staggering.

It might as well be you going in there. Sure, Fowler.

I’m flying out to Dallas tomorrow.

My question was strictly for IDP purposes.

Are you a cowboys fan

 

[Football Jones]

Why is @Terpman22 making the most posts in here? Didn't Philly win a super bowl? Does Dallas just live rent free in your head that much lol...

Bad cap management bites Dallas again, but as far as deals go, I'd way rather the two firsts than the exorbitant contract to Parsons.

I'm not an expert but FanDuel still has the O/U at 7.5, which implies it's not like he was impacting winning.

That's interesting...

 

[FarFromHome]

Why is @Terpman22 making the most posts in here? Didn't Philly win a super bowl? Does Dallas just live rent free in your head that much lol...

Bad cap management bites Dallas again, but as far as deals go, I'd way rather the two firsts than the exorbitant contract to Parsons.

I'm not an expert but FanDuel still has the O/U at 7.5, which implies it's not like he was impacting winning.

I am starting to think he isn't a Cowboys fan. Ha ha

 

[STEADYMOBBIN 22]

make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year.

It's $21.5 MM in 2026, but your point stands. Either he plays way better, takes a huge paycut, or becomes a one year rental. Two low rd1 picks and age 30 Kenny Clark for Micah was highway robbery. Only reason there weren't more bidders is few teams had the ability or willingness to pay that monster contract.

Absolute **** day for Cowboys fans. Sorry guys. I remember this feeling the day the Khalil Mack trade broke. Totally sux. Jerruh has officially become old Al Davis. (Davis didn't trade Mack, but his two sons - Mork and Gru - did).

No lies here and I didn’t look up the Kenny Clark numbers just took it’s as gospel but yeah.

What a disaster and the fans “not a bad deal” you are in cope mode. Go ahead and look at the Cowboys fans clowning Eagles fans when Chip Kelly traded Lesean McCoy for a LB. This is the equivalent.

This “could” be a win for the Cowboys but tho one is putting odds on this.

What is “success” ? You miss a SINGLE one of those GB draft picks and it’s an L. No swear tho. The Cowboys owners are rich and they have sorta tricked generations plural of new bandwagon fans into thinking THIS is what success looks like. Hell. How many NFL fans have been told “their team is talked about a lot and they get a lot of ratings and they are the most valued franchise in the world” But also then those same fan regurgitate this stuff as if it’s truly something to brag about?

I’ve hear this too many times and my response usually was like “Cool. Keeping Up With The Kardashians” is a highly rated TV SHOW also.

Doesn’t mean it’s good it means suckers watch this trash more than they should,

Seems like a reasonable take for a guy whos almost 50.

Disaster of a day? It was. Not because some rich dude got traded, but because I got some real life bad news yesterday.

Do I root for the Cowboys? Sure. If they lose does it bother me, sure a little.

I’m sorry you were hurt in 2013 by whatever some random people said about your team but trust me when I say this- Micah Paraons and his insufferable personality not being on the Cowboys doesn’t even come up as a blip on my radar of concerns.

 

[Cowboysfan8]

Why is @Terpman22 making the most posts in here? Didn't Philly win a super bowl? Does Dallas just live rent free in your head that much lol...

He seems a lil excited, eh???

 

[Football Jones]

Micah isn't worth 37 mil, much less 47 mil. Trey Hendrickson signed for 30 mil and he can play the run better. That dude has had 35 sacks the last two seasons, 9 more than Parsons. Micah is a good pass rusher, but he's barely done squat in 4 playoff games. How is this guy 7 mil better than Myles Garrett and 6.5 mil better than TJ Watt? Or 17 mil better than Hendrickson???

What I find funny is if Jerry had signed Micah for 47 mil like Green Bay did, this board would crucify him, lol. "You paid a one-trick pass-rushing pony 47 mil, blah, blah, blah". LMAO. Jerry tried to pay Micah more than he's worth...in fact, more than any other defensive player in history. That wasn't good enough for Micah. Unlike Hendrickson, Micah is all about the money. Well, Micah, you got your bag. Good for you...and good luck. No hard feelings, but I'll gladly take the 2 1st-rounders and Clark (a much-needed run-stuffing DT), especially with Green Bay eating a bunch of his contract.

 

[need2know]

Started watching some Green Bay tape. If Clark is #97, he gonna help us (big-time).

Hell yeah man make sure you guys pick up that $30m salary next year. Turning 30 years old this year.

PFF’s 85th best DT

#ALLIN

I've seen some crazy valuations from PFF. I disregarded them a long time ago, but I'm sure they have some decent stuff.

The consensus from nearly everyone I've seen is that Clark is a good player. I don't need to have it validated because I'm watching it on tape, but it's nice to hear most people say it. He did play with a broken toe last year from what I understand, but it didn't look like it limited him much.

I'm going to watch more tape, but I like what I see so far. Clark isn't elite, but he'll certainly help us.

GB was happy to get rid of clark. he was not going to be on their team past this season

 

[Lehigh98]

Re: Arch, the Mannings forced a trade when they didn't want Eli to play for the Chargers.
Do you think they're going to want Arch to play for this clown show of an owner?
This is also going to make it harder to sign FA's in the future as long as JJ is running things, the shine is even further off the star.

 

[massraider]

What I find funny is if Jerry had signed Micah for 47 mil like Green Bay did, this board would crucify him, lol. "You paid a one-trick pass-rushing pony 47 mil, blah, blah, blah". LMAO. Jerry tried to pay Micah more than he's worth...in fact, more than any other defensive player in history

Big deal.

Every team in the league, except maybe the Bengals, would have paid Micah more than any other defensive player in history.

What Jerry also tried to do was negotiate with his best player without the players' representation, and then refused to deal with Parsons' people. You know, like every other negotiation in sports.

But hey, least you got that run stuffer! Packers can try and comfort themselves with the All-Pro getting a dozen sacks in a passing league, but everyone knows pass rush is overrated



The impact Micah will have in GB hasn't really been discussed in this thread. It's been all Jerry and Dallas, but if this move makes Dallas an also-ran, then nothing changes from the past 30 years.

Great thing about a guy like him, he makes the CBs better, the S better, Rashan Gary sees less double teams.... this could be a game changer.

 

[Cowboysfan8]

The impact Micah will have in GB hasn't really been discussed in this thread. It's been all Jerry and Dallas

The title of the thread is Dallas Cowboys Thread lmao

 

[Cowboysfan8]

If any one wants to educate themselves instead of just guess, watch the Jane Slater segment on GMFB this morning.

One of the things she said was “75% of the locker room would agree with this decision to move Parsons”

 

[STEADYMOBBIN 22]

What I find funny is if Jerry had signed Micah for 47 mil like Green Bay did, this board would crucify him, lol. "You paid a one-trick pass-rushing pony 47 mil, blah, blah, blah". LMAO. Jerry tried to pay Micah more than he's worth...in fact, more than any other defensive player in history

Big deal.

Every team in the league, except maybe the Bengals, would have paid Micah more than any other defensive player in history.

What Jerry also tried to do was negotiate with his best player without the players' representation, and then refused to deal with Parsons' people. You know, like every other negotiation in sports.

But hey, least you got that run stuffer! Packers can try and comfort themselves with the All-Pro getting a dozen sacks in a passing league, but everyone knows pass rush is overrated



The impact Micah will have in GB hasn't really been discussed in this thread. It's been all Jerry and Dallas, but if this move makes Dallas an also-ran, then nothing changes from the past 30 years.

Great thing about a guy like him, he makes the CBs better, the S better, Rashan Gary sees less double teams.... this could be a game changer.

Did all of that happen or did Jerry never intend to pay him anyway? There seems to be A lot of pearl clutching by naive people expecting morals in business negotiations. Both sides slang a little mud. One guy did it through the media and the other guy threw a tantrum by eating nachos with his mouth open and pouted like a scorned child.

I have been hesitant to talk bad about Micahs game because it will come off as sour grapes but he is hardly the game wrecker he is made to be. He is not better than Bosa, Watt, Hutchenson, or Garrett.

The Cowboys are the worst in the league against the run. Did you know teams ran it down our throats every game by running at Parsons? Yep. He runs right past the play going after the QB or he just gets washed out completely.

 

[Cowboysfan8]

For those that don’t know, Slater is not a talking head. She’s very respected

 

[Football Jones]

What I find funny is if Jerry had signed Micah for 47 mil like Green Bay did, this board would crucify him, lol. "You paid a one-trick pass-rushing pony 47 mil, blah, blah, blah". LMAO. Jerry tried to pay Micah more than he's worth...in fact, more than any other defensive player in history

Big deal.

Every team in the league, except maybe the Bengals, would have paid Micah more than any other defensive player in history.

What Jerry also tried to do was negotiate with his best player without the players' representation, and then refused to deal with Parsons' people. You know, like every other negotiation in sports.

But hey, least you got that run stuffer! Packers can try and comfort themselves with the All-Pro getting a dozen sacks in a passing league, but everyone knows pass rush is overrated



The impact Micah will have in GB hasn't really been discussed in this thread. It's been all Jerry and Dallas, but if this move makes Dallas an also-ran, then nothing changes from the past 30 years.

Great thing about a guy like him, he makes the CBs better, the S better, Rashan Gary sees less double teams.... this could be a game changer.

Like I said, I'm glad Micah got paid. I'm more glad we didn't make him the highest paid defensive player in history, much less 47 mil.

If he was worth that much, I'd be all for it.

 

[STEADYMOBBIN 22]

For those that don’t know, Slater is not a talking head. She’s very respected

Link. Nobody will want to hear all this but good on Jerry for moving on from this dude. Hes a baby. LOL at leader.

 

[Cowboysfan8]

For those that don’t know, Slater is not a talking head. She’s very respected

Link. Nobody will want to hear all this but good on Jerry for moving on from this dude. Hes a baby. LOL at leader.

That’s not the interview I watched. It may not be online yet

But yeah, no one will watch these interviews they just want to post like they know what’s up lol

 

[STEADYMOBBIN 22]

2 first rounders
2 most cap space in the league
Got rid of whiney baby
Run stuffer at DL

Sounds good to me. Its too bad Im told I should be upset.

 

[Football Jones]

What I find funny is if Jerry had signed Micah for 47 mil like Green Bay did, this board would crucify him, lol. "You paid a one-trick pass-rushing pony 47 mil, blah, blah, blah". LMAO. Jerry tried to pay Micah more than he's worth...in fact, more than any other defensive player in history

Big deal.

Every team in the league, except maybe the Bengals, would have paid Micah more than any other defensive player in history.

What Jerry also tried to do was negotiate with his best player without the players' representation, and then refused to deal with Parsons' people. You know, like every other negotiation in sports.

But hey, least you got that run stuffer! Packers can try and comfort themselves with the All-Pro getting a dozen sacks in a passing league, but everyone knows pass rush is overrated



The impact Micah will have in GB hasn't really been discussed in this thread. It's been all Jerry and Dallas, but if this move makes Dallas an also-ran, then nothing changes from the past 30 years.

Great thing about a guy like him, he makes the CBs better, the S better, Rashan Gary sees less double teams.... this could be a game changer.

Did all of that happen or did Jerry never intend to pay him anyway? There seems to be A lot of pearl clutching by naive people expecting morals in business negotiations. Both sides slang a little mud. One guy did it through the media and the other guy threw a tantrum by eating nachos with his mouth open and pouted like a scorned child.

I have been hesitant to talk bad about Micahs game because it will come off as sour grapes but he is hardly the game wrecker he is made to be. He is not better than Bosa, Watt, or Garrett.

The Cowboys are the worst in the league against the run. Did you know teams ran it down our throats every game by running at Parsons? Yep. He runs right past the play going after the QB or he just gets washed out completely.

I'm flabbergasted about the bolded (how many people believe he's a true game-wrecker).

Micah is a nice pass-rusher, but not anywhere near the best pass-rusher. He's not particularly good against the run, either, and has been a liability at times. Is Micah Parsons a good player? Sure.

I've been on board trading him for quite awhile. One reason is I believe his trade value is much higher than his actual value. I really like the deal Jerry pulled off.

 

[Terpman22]

Why is @Terpman22 making the most posts in here? Didn't Philly win a super bowl? Does Dallas just live rent free in your head that much lol...

Bad cap management bites Dallas again, but as far as deals go, I'd way rather the two firsts than the exorbitant contract to Parsons.

I'm not an expert but FanDuel still has the O/U at 7.5, which implies it's not like he was impacting winning.

Bc

I
Hate
The
Cowboys

Not hard to understand

But yeah thanks for the reminder, we did win the Super Bowl - not sure if you are aware, but we will be unveiling the banner in 6 days. Too bad Micah is gonna miss that eh.

48-7 coming

 

[Football Jones]

If any one wants to educate themselves instead of just guess, watch the Jane Slater segment on GMFB this morning.

One of the things she said was “75% of the locker room would agree with this decision to move Parsons”

Yep...Micah wasn't the most popular teammate. Not sure how bad it was, but it's a distraction we didn't need.