Shake 'em up, Roll 'em up, Watch us Break 'em with the 7-Eleven: The Dallas Cowboys 2022 Season Thread

[darealvelle]

How we supposed to run the ball without Pollard

I mean his biggest runs happened when our offense was showing pass. I think Dowdle runs in between the tackles better. But again toddler does not use Pollard as much he should, so I am going by what I see on film.

 

[who_better_than_me]

Would you guys consider trading Pollard for a linemen if we not going to use him more as a slot receiver? I mean Rico Dowdle looks good imo and can pass block better as well. Just a thought, espcecially since we have Turpin as a kick/punt returner.

I been said let’s use him as leverage to improve other areas of this team. He’s not coming back after next year. He’s never goi to be properly/adequately utilized on this team

 

[darealvelle]

I been said let’s use him as leverage to improve other areas of this team. He’s not coming back after next year. He’s never goi to be properly/adequately utilized on this team

Exactly! If were not going to utilize the kid, we are better off trading him for a position we need and will utilize. Not saying I want to trade to him, but he is the only valuable player we have that we can trade if it came down to it.

 

[who_better_than_me]

Exactly! If were not going to utilize the kid, we are better off trading him for a position we need and will utilize. Not saying I want to trade to him, but he is the only valuable player we have that we can trade if it came down to it.

But also, I can’t say I trust our FO in getting back equivalent/ proper value on trades after that Amari trade

 

[Broad Street Bully]

But also, I can’t say I trust our FO in getting back equivalent/ proper value on Rades after that Amari trade

Really traded my nikka for a McDouble and a half ounce of Reggie

 

[dtownreppin214]

Season Preview Roundtable

 

[darealvelle]

 

[Broad Street Bully]

 

[darealvelle]

 

[L. Deezy]

Dope

 

[BlueHeffner]

Sturm arguing w Mosher and Big Duke about Steele being

 

[Grifter]

Jerry Jones' big year: Cowboys top Forbes' NFL list again, and that wasn't even his best investment

The Dallas Cowboys are the most valuable franchise in the NFL for the 12th straight year, per Forbes, once again proving Jerry Jones' brilliance as an investor.

sports.yahoo.com

For the 12th straight year, Forbes has calculated the Cowboys as the most valuable franchise in the NFL, pegging the team's worth at a whopping $8 billion. That’s a staggering 23 percent increase over last year

 

[darealvelle]

 

[Trill McClay]

Sturm arguing w Mosher and Big Duke about Steele being

As much as I like Steele, or what his success story could be...can't disagree with Sturm here. He is right more often than he is wrong.

 

[duckbutta]

Steele isn't very good. It's just that being not very good is a step up for him, since he started as arguably the worst offensive lineman I have ever seen. If he is judged by where he was two years ago then he is improved. If he is judged by being a good lineman then...meh.