Dallas Cowboys 2024 Season Thread -- Jerrah the Asshat Rides Again

[DixonHur 11959]

6 hours ago, tbone_ said:

This is what the geniuses on the radio were discussing. They think it’s possible.

1st, Dak would need to agree to be traded ...which is probably the easier part ...but who in their right mind would take on that contract? 

He'd also have to agree to a serious restructuring of his contact, inclusive of getting rid of the guaranteed part.  No way he agrees to that.

The Cowboys are stuck with Dak unless the Raiders show interest, because Davis is the only owner I could see being dumb enough to take on Dak's contract as is.

 

[Patrick Bateman 3980]

7 hours ago, tbone_ said:

And that’s fair.

I actually like Dak. Dudes on the radio were just talking scenarios where Dallas moves him to get Sheduer.

I think Dak would do well at a legit team. I’d enjoy seeing him get that chance.

It's alwasys difficult to know what an imbecile will do, but no one with any football sense would even entertain the Sanders thing.  It's ludicrous and would kill the franchise's ability to win for another 4-5 years because of the cap effect.  And here's the low key thing.  Shedeur isn't exactly a no doubt prospect.  He has average pro athleticism and I'm going to guess he doesn't come in at 6'2" either.  Regardless, it's a stupid idea but because Jerrah is an imbecile, people will talk about it.

[Auto Driller 2566]

It seems like the cowboys are in pretty much the worst situation possible. No hope at all to win anytime soon but buried under the crushing weight of expensive long term contracts for 2 players that eat up 40% (?) of their cap space. They better hope that Jerry hits on every single draft pick for the next few years.

[Iceman 2978]

what's another 4-5 years?

The last 28-29 didn't matter.

[Blotto 24021]

37 minutes ago, Auto Driller said:

They better hope that Jerry hits on every single draft pick for the next few years.

[Napoleon 8832]

I stated that this was my nightmare scenario at the start of the season and now…

 

[DougO 5266]

9 hours ago, Napoleon said:

I stated that this was my nightmare scenario at the start of the season and now…

 

 

It definitely gets eyeballs and ears, but I'm not buying it. 

 

Two things would have me just about totally out with the Cowboys, and one is anything remotely related to Deion or his spawn, unless you count Hunter. The other is midget genius boy Kellen Moore as head coach. Fuck both of those bullshit rumors in the goatass.

 

[markstanco 12788]

12 hours ago, Iceman said:

what's another 4-5 years?

The last 28-29 didn't matter.

[Zeus 6864]

 

Should’ve kept the clapper

[Hate 20249]

On 11/20/2024 at 11:13 AM, Drew said:

Just another stupid Dak hating moron.

The dude helped them win 3 games this year...with THIS team, THIS roster, THIS front Office, and THIS coaching staff.  How the fuck did they beat Pittsburgh?

 

I'm full on shit show now...go complete circus.  Talk Dak into waiving his no trade clause and tank out so you can take Sanders or whatever fucking QB ya'll think will walk in here and be better within the next 2-3 years(in one of the worst QB drafts in recent memory BTW).  Hire Deion for the shits and giggles.   Dak will be on a REAL fucking team that actually is trying to field competitive teams with a coaching staff and front office that supports him and a fan base that actually understands what a QB is.

It'll be fun watching them boys go down in flames...or hell, maybe a shot in the arm. I don't care anymore. I won't care what happens...just be along for the ride.

 

Blow it the fuck up...I'm so tired of this team and this idiotic fan base.

 

lol…I knew who negged this post without even looking and it made me happy.

[Hate 20249]

22 hours ago, Beau Vine said:

The "remotely financially feasible" part doesn't even have anything to do with the Cowboys' cap.  There's not another football team in the world that thinks Dak is worth that contract.

This is correct. It’s good to see Drew is staying the course despite 8 years of evidence otherwise. Dak is Romo 2.0. Both “good” but very far from great QB’s.

[Napoleon 8832]

21 minutes ago, Hate said:

This is correct. It’s good to see Drew is staying the course despite 8 years of evidence otherwise. Dak is Romo 2.0. Both “good” but very far from great QB’s.

Romo produced even when he was running for his life. 

Dan has had very good lines most years, but chokes when the pressure turns up. 

Dak can’t carry Romo’s jock. 

['stache 22143]

14 minutes ago, Napoleon said:

Romo produced even when he was running for his life. 

Dan has had very good lines most years, but chokes when the pressure turns up. 

Dak can’t carry Romo’s jock. 

I always thought that Clap Clap Garrett coached the legs out of Dak because he’s a product of ancient times and basically killed any chance at Dak being in the elite class. I’m just wholly convinced the problems all along have been the coaches which of course ends up back at Jerry fucking jones. I'm fully convinced that had Garrett gotten a hold of Patrick Mahomes he would have made sure he never ran and never threw sidearm and would have relegated him to a pocket duck which again is the product of ancient times. I feel that had Dak been given the right coaching he wouldn't have had the higher end of Mahomes' natural ability but his career would have been on a much, much more positive trajectory. 

Edited November 21 by 'stache

[Cody2422 282]

41 minutes ago, Hate said:

This is correct. It’s good to see Drew is staying the course despite 8 years of evidence otherwise. Dak is Romo 2.0. Both “good” but very far from great QB’s.

HSO incoming, but I think the Cowboys get close to winning it all the year Romo was injured had they benched Dak after Romo returned from injury.  

[Hate 20249]

21 minutes ago, Napoleon said:

Romo produced even when he was running for his life. 

Dan has had very good lines most years, but chokes when the pressure turns up. 

Dak can’t carry Romo’s jock. 

Produced 2 playoff wins….same as Dak. 

[gsoda3 3362]

1 minute ago, Cody2422 said:

HSO incoming, but I think the Cowboys get close to winning it all the year Romo was injured had they benched Dak after Romo returned from injury.  

I've always thought that.  Romo was much the better qb and familiar with everything in the system .

[futureman 22701]

1 hour ago, Cody2422 said:

HSO incoming, but I think the Cowboys get close to winning it all the year Romo was injured had they benched Dak after Romo returned from injury.  

100% true.  best OL and zeke when he was good.  solid defense.  romo on play-action would have been indefensible.  he would have strolled through the playoffs on his way to a ring.  my dak-hatred began when jerry decided to stick with him over tony. 

[DougO 5266]

Romo got as much crap as Dak did for most of the years he was playing. That's just the nature of the media/blogosphere/fanboy beast. 

One of these days in the not so distant future we may very well miss the hell out of Dak.

[DougO 5266]

And I don't think the OL was all that great the last three seasons. It seems like it has gone from mediocre to terribad in that span. It has been largely overrated due to the star power names that weren't quite performing like stars for an injury-riddled unit.

Edited November 21 by DougO

[MissingInAction 25556]

I just want to see Jerrah burn along with that shit box stadium.

[Zeus 6864]

Imagine Sean Payton instead of McCarthy 

[Zeus 6864]

Also

 

[Hate 20249]

1 hour ago, Cody2422 said:

HSO incoming, but I think the Cowboys get close to winning it all the year Romo was injured had they benched Dak after Romo returned from injury.  

Close like lose in the second round close? Yeah, that happened twice. Wasn’t there also a year they had a bye and home field advantage and choked??

[Patrick Bateman 3980]

3 hours ago, DougO said:

And I don't think the OL was all that great the last three seasons. It seems like it has gone from mediocre to terribad in that span. It has been largely overrated due to the star power names that weren't quite performing like stars for an injury-riddled unit.

Agreed.  It has fallen apart as Zack, the leader has.  2022 it was pretty good but Tyron missed a lot of time, but Zack was elite, Biadasz was decent and Tyler Smith was solid as a rookie but it was still decent when Tyron played because he still was upper echelon and Zack was elite.  Last year it was down a peg.  Tyron played solid but couldn't run block anymore, Zack was starting to show cracks bit stiil top 10 at his position and Steele was getting exposed.  Now we have 2 rookies, Zack isn't anything but average because of decline and injuries.  Our best OL is Tyler Smith and he's only pretty good.  2 rookies and Steele is getting worse.  There's hope for next year if they can find a guard and OT because Beebe should be better, so should Guyton and Tyler Smith is entering prime but have to find an above-average OT -- internally or externally.  Run game is worse, pass blocking was terrible this year and we're just..... bad.  Transition year for the OL.  I feel terrible for Zack because for 8 years he was as good as you've seen at guard but now injuries have taken its toll.....

 

[kingkoopa6 8706]

Now we can answer the how did we beat the Steelers question. 
 

cuz they ass too. Especially against other trash ass teams.

[markstanco 12788]

16 hours ago, Zeus said:

Also

 

[Dennis Taylor 19355]

[Bill Brasky 1622]

17 hours ago, DougO said:

Romo got as much crap as Dak did for most of the years he was playing. That's just the nature of the media/blogosphere/fanboy beast. 

One of these days in the not so distant future we may very well miss the hell out of Dak.

I don't even miss him right now 

[Bill Brasky 1622]

14 hours ago, Hate said:

Close like lose in the second round close? Yeah, that happened twice. Wasn’t there also a year they had a bye and home field advantage and choked??

yeah, Patrick Crayton for some goddamn reason decided to stop running his route on what would have been the game winning touchdown.   but go ahead and blame that on Romo 

[lilMAC25 4000]

On 11/20/2024 at 11:13 AM, Drew said:

Just another stupid Dak hating moron.

The dude helped them win 3 games this year...with THIS team, THIS roster, THIS front Office, and THIS coaching staff.  How the fuck did they beat Pittsburgh?

 

I'm full on shit show now...go complete circus.  Talk Dak into waiving his no trade clause and tank out so you can take Sanders or whatever fucking QB ya'll think will walk in here and be better within the next 2-3 years(in one of the worst QB drafts in recent memory BTW).  Hire Deion for the shits and giggles.   Dak will be on a REAL fucking team that actually is trying to field competitive teams with a coaching staff and front office that supports him and a fan base that actually understands what a QB is.

It'll be fun watching them boys go down in flames...or hell, maybe a shot in the arm. I don't care anymore. I won't care what happens...just be along for the ride.

 

Blow it the fuck up...I'm so tired of this team and this idiotic fan base.

 

This aged like milk on the sidewalk in Sept in Beaumont.

Edited November 22 by lilMAC25

[gofuckyourself 9088]

On 11/20/2024 at 10:22 PM, Auto Driller said:

They better hope that Jerry hits on every single draft pick for the next few years.

I thought "of course he will" but realized I misread it as "hits on every single Cowboys and AT&T stadium female employee..."

[markstanco 12788]

19 hours ago, DougO said:

 

One of these days in the not so distant future we may very well miss the hell out of Dak.

I take this is sarcasm, unless a 2-5 playoff is really really good in your book and the next guy could go *gasp* 0-7 or 1-6.

[Drew 2929]

30 minutes ago, markstanco said:

I take this is sarcasm, unless a 2-5 playoff is really really good in your book and the next guy could go *gasp* 0-7 or 1-6.

You should take it as "we may miss competent QB play" and you, as always, put WAYYY to much stock into QB records, instead of Team records.  You can maybe lay 2 playoff losses at Dak's feet...he played well enough to win 5 of those playoff games easy.   

But at the end of the day results is all that matter.

2 hours ago, lilMAC25 said:

This aged like milk on the sidewalk in Sept in Beaumont.

Funny. Really good insight there. 

[Mo Horn 8938]

You just know that Jerry is gonna sign Daniel Jones and pay too much to do so. 

[Drew 2929]

2 hours ago, Bill Brasky said:

yeah, Patrick Crayton for some goddamn reason decided to stop running his route on what would have been the game winning touchdown.   but go ahead and blame that on Romo 

Why not?

EVERY single playoff loss is blamed on Dak.  Not the 34 points given up and Garett going for a FG instead of a TD in 2016 vs GB.  Not the 250 yards rushing given up to the Rams and 30+ points again in 2018.  Dak wasn't good against the 49rs in 2021 but they had a chance to win that game(and all of you know the refs fucked up that last chance for a play).  Once Pollard went down in 2022 they literally had no offensive weapon but "throw to Lamb" who was double/triple covered.  No one else could do anything, so hard to blame the QB solely for that. 

And yes, Dak started poorly against the Packers last year...but we've seen MANY QB's have bad starts like that and not have the defense give up 28 strait points without blinking.  Sometimes a defense, you know, actually stops that from happening?  Even without those 2 Turnovers they gave up 34 points.  Hard for any offense to overcome that in the playoffs.

So no Dak isn't blameless, just like Romo wasn't blameless...but to pretend Romo gets a pass for playoff losses while shitting on Dak is absolutely insane.

['stache 22143]

Don't forget Demarco's fumble in 2014, his first in 10 games, just waited for the right time during a fucking playoff game.

[Chewbacca 7830]

Welcome your new QB, Daniel Jones.

 

https://www.dallascowboys.com/team/players-roster/daniel-jones/

[Chewbacca 7830]

11 minutes ago, Chewbacca said:

Welcome your new QB, Daniel Jones.

 

https://www.dallascowboys.com/team/players-roster/daniel-jones/

Shit, they scrubbed it.  It was his bio and his picture.

['stache 22143]

I mean, he'd be a better backup than fucking Rush or Lance.

[Beau Vine 55867]

3 hours ago, Bill Brasky said:

yeah, Patrick Crayton for some goddamn reason decided to stop running his route on what would have been the game winning touchdown.   but go ahead and blame that on Romo 

Too soon!

[Richard Kimball 1523]

4 hours ago, Bill Brasky said:

yeah, Patrick Crayton for some goddamn reason decided to stop running his route on what would have been the game winning touchdown.   but go ahead and blame that on Romo 

HEY! Don't pick on Patrick! Did you see how hard he reached for that ball?

[scottsins 2047]

… against the 49rs in 2021 but they had a chance to win that game(and all of you know the refs fucked up that last chance for a play).

No. We don’t all know that.

[Hermanator 7674]

On 11/20/2024 at 1:59 PM, tbone_ said:

You don’t think they’ll trade him or you don’t think there’s a market?

He has a no trade clause so he'd have to ok any trade. Doubt he does that except to a contender. What contender is going to want a broken down, inaccurate QB they have to pay$240 million over the next 4 years? 

Next, Cowboys would eat a cap hit in 2025 of $90 million if they trade him before June 1st. It's spread over next 2 seasons at $45 million each if after June 1st. That's 35 percent of the cap in dead money for 1 player. They would have to go into super rebuild mode and tear it all down if they do that. 

[wutang75 459]

I think the market for Dak would be better than many think. Teams do crazy shit for QBs - even mediocre ones.

[Vermin 3171]

17 minutes ago, wutang75 said:

I think the market for Dak would be better than many think. Teams do crazy shit for QBs - even mediocre ones.

Nope. Old and too much money.

[Patrick Bateman 3980]

1 hour ago, Vermin said:

Nope. Old and too much money.

He's 31.  Kirk Cousins got 180m at 36 coming off an Achilles injury.  This is not understanding the business of football.

 

[DougO 5266]

On 11/21/2024 at 7:36 PM, Patrick Bateman said:

Agreed.  It has fallen apart as Zack, the leader has.  2022 it was pretty good but Tyron missed a lot of time, but Zack was elite, Biadasz was decent and Tyler Smith was solid as a rookie but it was still decent when Tyron played because he still was upper echelon and Zack was elite.  Last year it was down a peg.  Tyron played solid but couldn't run block anymore, Zack was starting to show cracks bit stiil top 10 at his position and Steele was getting exposed.  Now we have 2 rookies, Zack isn't anything but average because of decline and injuries.  Our best OL is Tyler Smith and he's only pretty good.  2 rookies and Steele is getting worse.  There's hope for next year if they can find a guard and OT because Beebe should be better, so should Guyton and Tyler Smith is entering prime but have to find an above-average OT -- internally or externally.  Run game is worse, pass blocking was terrible this year and we're just..... bad.  Transition year for the OL.  I feel terrible for Zack because for 8 years he was as good as you've seen at guard but now injuries have taken its toll.....

 

A different scheme with a new coaching staff with different philosophy could also help the OL. They are so bad they shouldn't even be this bad, even if they lack talent. I don't know squat about blocking schemes, but I have to wonder whether these guys are also being used in a way that exposes their weaknesses more as a unit.

[DougO 5266]

9 hours ago, wutang75 said:

I think the market for Dak would be better than many think. Teams do crazy shit for QBs - even mediocre ones.

There's always the Jets, Browns and Raiders.

[dcar00 14971]

The cowboys had a chance when the OL was good but that all disintegrated in about 3 years.

we are setting up the tank so that we can draft arch in 2 years.

[dcar00 14971]

21 hours ago, 'stache said:

I mean, he'd be a better backup than fucking Rush or Lance.

belichick would sign him just to get info on the Giants.