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Clara was quite the ho', which is likely why she had an obsession with pickles.

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I have been on that field many times staring right at that blinding shit. Gap should have been filled with a bigass video screen ages ago, to replace teh stupid overhanging screen that takes attention away from live action on the field. One of the biggest weaknesses of "home field" disadvantage at jerry world.

Cooper takes too bit a hop on his dropback, costs him a tick that makes him late delivering. Simple mechanical shit.

Cowboys have probably gone against more of these "tush pushes" than any team in NFL history, yet remain the absolute worst at defending it. Maybe invest heavily in some interior defensive line, other than shitty first round reaches for a bust? That would be a nice change of pace since the freakin' 90s.

Yep, they should start Lance. At least get some value out of that pick before he's gone, while also bettering their draft position.

I'm supposed to be getting free Sunday Ticket in DirecTV satallite today, but I can't find the channels any more, except red zone. They aren't where they used to be. Anybody know where the game mix channels are now?

He done. Cowboys QB Dak Prescott's initial diagnosis says hamstring tendon partially tore off bone Published: Nov 06, 2024 at 06:08 PM Grant Gordon Dak Prescott's hamstring injury could potentially keep him on the shelf for longer than initially hoped. Prescott's initial diagnosis is that his hamstring tendon partially tore off the bone, which is known as a partial avulsion, NFL Network's Jane Slater reported on Wednesday. The recovery timeline for such an injury generally is more than four weeks, per Slater. Prescott currently is seeking additional opinions on his injury, Slater added. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Tuesday that Prescott was likely headed to injured reserve, which would sideline him a minimum of four weeks. Cooper Rush is set to start for Dallas on Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles, but if Prescott misses more than a month, it will be worth monitoring to see if Trey Lance, No. 3 on the depth chart, gets some run. Prescott, who agreed to a four-year, $240 million extension this season, has completed 64.7% of his passes for 11 touchdowns and eight interceptions this season. Dallas (3-5) hosts Philadelphia (6-2) at 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday.

McCarthy never met Mingo, but he was one of their in-house pre-draft visit prospects. Weird... So they got two second round busts for the price of a 2 and a 4. Bargain!

Cowboys say they are getting a 2 for the price of a 4, but that's bullshit. A 2 comes with a four year contract and a reasonable salary, not one that is half burned up. And Mingo was rated more of a 3rd or 4th rounder.

I'm pretty OK with the Mingo trade if it were for one of their 5s, but a 4 is just too decent odds for a quality pick at certain less sexy positions that the Cowboys really need. They minimized their draft in a draft year that they need to add a lot of pieces that can play early. It's a huge wait from a top third 4 to a late fifth where it becomes more like throwing darts at a board. You go from a possible good prospect that fell a round due to just supply and demand at his position, to more likely a guy that is a project. I wouldn't have offered the 4. That said, I like the tools Mingo brings. Maybe a new coaching staff will be much better at developing receivers and utilizing talent.

Khalil Herbert for a 7 seems like a bargain for the Bengals, except he's in his contract year. Still, Cowboys really could have used a running back that has some ability to break off a few good runs, especially in the current shitshow of their situation in 2024.

Bottom line is, it is extremely unlikely to be of any significant help to the Cowboys making the playoffs this season. So it defies even Jerry's own broken logic. There are longshot odds that he could turn out to be a productive player at some point next season, but then he's up for a new contract after 2025, and there goes your pick and your player.

If you look at his draft profile he's exactly the type of WR prospect the Cowboys really need in the mix. Except he's not the type of prospect the shitass Panthers needed, so...

That fourth rounder could probably have gotten them a starting guard to replace Martin next year, if they knew how to draft guards after the first round.

They should be selling, not acquiring other garage sale leftovers for picks. But hey, he was once a 2nd round draft pick, so it's a bargain, right? Championship...

They could do OK with Cooper if the OL, running game and D weren't total crap.

Don't confuse my comments with optimism. I'm just worn out as fuck with this particular version of Cowboys dumpsterfire which was doomed from day fucking 1. Time to move on, and it's going to happen. But it should be noted that the Cowboys generally do pretty well drafting in the top 1/3rd of the first round, which is a far lesser risk factor. Down in the 18-32 area, generally not so much. We all know they are going to mostly soil themselves in rounds 2-4.

They don't need to tank, they're just not going to be very good. Of course, they may somewhat rally for Cooper Rush as they seem to have done in the past. But it likely won't be enough to keep them out of a top 12 pick.

Cowboys are currently sitting at number 11 in the draft positioning, and likely rising quickly in the coming weeks. Frankly, I'm looking forward to a new start with a top 10 pick and a new coaching staff. Four picks in round five will be fun.

Another qb isn't going to help. It would just lock the Cowboys in with another record salary to deal with. Build up the positions they have neglected or just failed to fill with poor drafting. Guyton was a terrible pick, at least in round 1 to plug in at LT, which is something he wasn't. Martin is showing why smarter teams don't draft guards in the first round. Most of the league's good starting guards were taken in mid rounds, and I don't think any NFL team has won championships by having the best guards in the league since Lombardi's Packers. You just need a really good cohesive OL unit. Better coaches know how to utilize mediocre OL talent into a functional unit. The Cowboys take the highest drafted and highest paid OL group and mold them into a mediocre unit.

He'll probably spend half of that time on IR getting paid, so don't feel too sorry.