Hollup Hollup Hollup, We Makin Noise - Official '15 Dallas Cowboys Offseason Thread

[BigE214]

Saved 8 by not picking up Melton, hearing there's still a chance he'll return.

Talks of Hardy are forming in the metroplex too.

 

[Box Factory]

Letting Melton go was a good move. Losing a decent player from one of the weakest units in the league is always the way to go.

 

[who_better_than_me]

Talks of Hardy are forming in the metroplex too.

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

Saved 8 by not picking up Melton, hearing there's still a chance he'll return.

Talks of Hardy are forming in the metroplex too.

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

SI's Andrew Brandt suspects teams will be scared away by free agent DeMarco Murray's huge workload last season and that Dallas will be able to bring him back on a "team-friendly" contract.

The shelf life for a running back isn't long and there's sure to be wear and tear on Murray after his absurd workload last season (497 touches including the playoffs). Teams rarely give out long-term deals to free agent running backs, a trend that should continue in the wake of recent failures like Ray Rice, Larry Johnson, and Chris Johnson. If Murray finds a colder market than he expects, going back to Dallas at a team-friendly rate may end up being his best option.

 

[BlueHeffner]

I would let him go breh. History shows that rbs at his age have broke down the following season after a breakout year.

 

[twan83]

well if we get him at a team friendly price I'm all for it and so we can keep dez

now if lee stays healthy our LB core is

 

[Spade]

Exactly what I and other people have been saying. In today's NFL, nobody is going to break the bank on a 27 year old running back who came off a year when he carried the ball for 400 times.

 

[Spade]

Letting Melton go was a good move. Losing a decent player from one of the weakest units in the league is always the way to go.

Yes because Dallas has no chance to improve this unit via free agency and in the draft. Dallas is now 16 million under the cap without the Brandon Carr paycut and without restructuring Romo and Smith. They could have 40 million in cap space by March 2nd.

 

[philmonroe]

Yes because Dallas has no chance to improve this unit via free agency and in the draft. Dallas is now 16 million under the cap without the Brandon Carr paycut and without restructuring Romo and Smith. They could have 40 million in cap space by March 2nd.

I don't know about doing the Romo/Carr restructuring esp Romo after hearing what I heard last week on one of them Cowboys shows. They said if they do that we might have to keep trotting Romo out cause of a major cap hit the more we do,that. If we don't restructure he will have to be here 2 more years but everytime you restructure you push that time back further or something like that. Romo my people's and all but fukk that where we have to have him and he stinking it up

 

[Spade]

I don't know about doing the Romo/Carr restructuring esp Romo after hearing what I heard last week on one of them Cowboys shows. They said if they do that we might have to keep trotting Romo out cause of a major cap hit the more we do,that. If we don't restructure he will have to be here 2 more years but everytime you restructure you push that time back further or something like that. Romo my people's and all but fukk that where we have to have him and he stinking it up

Yeah I read that Stephen was thinking this last month which would be the smarter decision. I just said that as an option on what the Cowboys can do this offseason.

 

[philmonroe]

Yeah I read that Stephen was thinking this last month which would be the smarter decision. I just said that as an option on what the Cowboys can do this offseason.

Gotcha and I agree that is the smarter decision.

 

[BlueHeffner]

You brehs think we should sign free or parnell

 

[Primetime21]

You brehs think we should sign free or parnell

Parnell is trash

 

[DosCadenaz]

We may tag Dez