Dak is out, but we in the Fields of play- Dallas Cowboys 2020 season thread
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How is Romo not top ten on that list
aikman
smith
irvin
allen
staubach
lilly
manster
dorsett
haley
renfro
that's off the top of my head. who are you taking off for choking ass Romo?
BlueHeffner
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Troy
aikman
smith
irvin
allen
staubach
lilly
manster
dorsett
haley
renfro
that's off the top of my head. who are you taking off for choking ass Romo?
Aikman over goatmo
aikman
smith
irvin
allen
staubach
lilly
manster
dorsett
haley
renfro
that's off the top of my head. who are you taking off for choking ass Romo?
Troy's football life showed y he was better than Romo. Yall better stop playin wit his name. Dude was all about winning while Romo was focused on being Witten buddy and bring Jerry adopted son. Troy was clowning Jerry for getting rid of jimmy. I could go on
Romo and Garrett wouldn't have said shyt if Dez did what Irvin did. They wasnt striving for perfection like troy
Romo and Garrett wouldn't have said shyt if Dez did what Irvin did. They wasnt striving for perfection like troy
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Cowboys moving money around for Dak.
FRISCO, Texas - With the 2020 season set to start in three days, the Dallas Cowboys continue to think about 2021. At least from a salary-cap perspective and with an eye toward Dak Prescott's future.
According to sources, the Dallas Cowboys restructured the contract of defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence, creating $12 million in cap space.
With the recent restructures of offensive linemen Tyron Smith ($7.1 million) and Zack Martin ($7.9 million), as well as Lawrence, the Cowboys have created roughly $27 million in cap room. According to ESPN Stats & Information, the Cowboys were $18.3 million under the cap before the Lawrence move.
Lawrence had $15 million of his $16.9 million base salary turned into signing bonus to create the added room. Like Smith, the Cowboys also added a voidable year to his contract, which means he is currently signed through 2024 that allowed the team to spread the new proration over five years.
The Cowboys, like all teams, will carry over all unused cap space this season to 2021, which is more imperative now because the cap is expected to shrink significantly because of the coronavirus pandemic. The cap this year is $198.2 million and the floor of the 2021 cap will be $175 million.
If the Cowboys have to use the franchise tag on Prescott a second time, it would cost them $37.7 million. Before the restructures of Smith, Martin and Lawrence, they would not have had the room for the tag, which would have required more restructuring or the releasing of players next season.
If the Cowboys and Prescott can avoid the franchise tag and reach an agreement on a long-term deal, the team would have ample cap space to extend other players or simply carry that money forward to 2022.
Under rules of the franchise tag, the Cowboys and Prescott cannot sign a long-term deal until after this season.
According to sources, the Dallas Cowboys restructured the contract of defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence, creating $12 million in cap space.
With the recent restructures of offensive linemen Tyron Smith ($7.1 million) and Zack Martin ($7.9 million), as well as Lawrence, the Cowboys have created roughly $27 million in cap room. According to ESPN Stats & Information, the Cowboys were $18.3 million under the cap before the Lawrence move.
Lawrence had $15 million of his $16.9 million base salary turned into signing bonus to create the added room. Like Smith, the Cowboys also added a voidable year to his contract, which means he is currently signed through 2024 that allowed the team to spread the new proration over five years.
The Cowboys, like all teams, will carry over all unused cap space this season to 2021, which is more imperative now because the cap is expected to shrink significantly because of the coronavirus pandemic. The cap this year is $198.2 million and the floor of the 2021 cap will be $175 million.
If the Cowboys have to use the franchise tag on Prescott a second time, it would cost them $37.7 million. Before the restructures of Smith, Martin and Lawrence, they would not have had the room for the tag, which would have required more restructuring or the releasing of players next season.
If the Cowboys and Prescott can avoid the franchise tag and reach an agreement on a long-term deal, the team would have ample cap space to extend other players or simply carry that money forward to 2022.
Under rules of the franchise tag, the Cowboys and Prescott cannot sign a long-term deal until after this season.
Even if you took Aikman off the list, there are still 4-5 guys I'd put over Romo in that spot.
BlueHeffner
Veteran
Troy is my guy, but if u put him or any other QB in NFL history with Jason Garrett, they wouldnt win shyt
Troy is my guy, but if u put him or any other QB in NFL history with Jason Garrett, they wouldnt win shyt
You right....He would've got Garrett fired or left. Romo could've done it too but he wasnt dedicated to winning that chip. Hope he enjoyed the Duke games with the dude who stabbed him in the back.