Mike White sucks

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Mike White sucks

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Yep, now that was a wasted pick. Whereas Rush looked more like the guy he was two years ago with a better deep ball. If this wasnt White's last stand, next week will be.

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Assassin said:

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Mike White sucks

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Yep, now that was a wasted pick. Whereas Rush looked more like the guy he was two years ago with a better deep ball. If this wasnt White's last stand, next week will be.

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No kidding. That is Wichitabear's man. Good call Ms W.

Jerry Jones on rookie LB Luke Gifford's ankle injury: "high sprain and pretty significant. He'll be out a little while."

From BtB.com...this is what you call savagery:

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Now, to be fair, White was again under duress during most of his time in the game, with Mitch Hyatt offering Chaz Green-like "protection" on the outside.

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I'd try to arrange a trade with Buffalo, Zeke for McCoy and a good draft pick. McCoy just has one year at $6mm left. I'd then offer Zeke a slight raise from what LeVeon got and tell him either he accepts or he's a Bill.

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From BtB.com...this is what you call savagery:

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Now, to be fair, White was again under duress during most of his time in the game, with Mitch Hyatt offering Chaz Green-like "protection" on the outside.

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OUCH!!!

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I'd try to arrange a trade with Buffalo, Zeke for McCoy and a good draft pick. McCoy just has one year at $6mm left. I'd then offer Zeke a slight raise from what LeVeon got and tell him either he accepts or he's a Bill.

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once he accepts, we are gonna be so lopsided O vs D.

Assuming Zeke takes up the majority of the available cap of about 23m, the offense will comprise 71.1% of the cap.

Next year we will probably lose Byron Jones.

I am all for trading and getting young talent, especially on D. Could you imagine the wealth you could get back for this kid? It could make the Hershel Walker trade look pedestrian

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Machiavelli said:

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I'd try to arrange a trade with Buffalo, Zeke for McCoy and a good draft pick. McCoy just has one year at $6mm left. I'd then offer Zeke a slight raise from what LeVeon got and tell him either he accepts or he's a Bill.

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once he accepts, we are gonna be so lopsided O vs D.

Assuming Zeke takes up the majority of the available cap of about 23m, the offense will comprise 71.1% of the cap.

Next year we will probably lose Byron Jones.

I am all for trading and getting young talent, especially on D. Could you imagine the wealth you could get back for this kid? It could make the Hershel Walker trade look pedestrian

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until next year, and it'll be 60%, and the year after and it'll be 50%

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Assassin said:

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Machiavelli said:

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I'd try to arrange a trade with Buffalo, Zeke for McCoy and a good draft pick. McCoy just has one year at $6mm left. I'd then offer Zeke a slight raise from what LeVeon got and tell him either he accepts or he's a Bill.

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once he accepts, we are gonna be so lopsided O vs D.

Assuming Zeke takes up the majority of the available cap of about 23m, the offense will comprise 71.1% of the cap.

Next year we will probably lose Byron Jones.

I am all for trading and getting young talent, especially on D. Could you imagine the wealth you could get back for this kid? It could make the Hershel Walker trade look pedestrian

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until next year, and it'll be 60%, and the year after and it'll be 50%

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True...the cap will grow, once Amari is done his cap number will actually decrease from his current rookie deal, and we will pay Jaylen.

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Assassin said:

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Machiavelli said:

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I'd try to arrange a trade with Buffalo, Zeke for McCoy and a good draft pick. McCoy just has one year at $6mm left. I'd then offer Zeke a slight raise from what LeVeon got and tell him either he accepts or he's a Bill.

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once he accepts, we are gonna be so lopsided O vs D.

Assuming Zeke takes up the majority of the available cap of about 23m, the offense will comprise 71.1% of the cap.

Next year we will probably lose Byron Jones.

I am all for trading and getting young talent, especially on D. Could you imagine the wealth you could get back for this kid? It could make the Hershel Walker trade look pedestrian

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until next year, and it'll be 60%, and the year after and it'll be 50%

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actually we are already at about 60% for next year prior to the Zeke signing. Assuming he will get $14mil per, you also have to factor in Amari and Dak who both have Top 5 offers. So even with Jaylon getting top LB money, we are gonna be extremely top heavy.

Top 5 QBs

• Eagles QB Carson Wentz: $32 million.
• Falcons QB Matt Ryan: $30 million.
• Vikings QB Kirk Cousins: $28 million.
• 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo: $27.5 million.
• Lions QB Matthew Stafford: $27 million.

Top 5 WRs

• Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins: $16.2 million.
• Rams WR Brandin Cooks: $16.2 million.
• Vikings WR Adam Thielen: $16.2 million.
• Chiefs WR Sammy Watkins: $16 million.
• Browns WR Jarvis Landry: $15.1 million.

Top 5 LB
1 Khalil Mack
OUTSIDE LINEBACKER $23,500,000
2 Von Miller
OUTSIDE LINEBACKER $19,016,667
3 Bobby Wagner
INSIDE LINEBACKER $18,000,000
4 C.J. Mosley
INSIDE LINEBACKER $17,000,000
5 Za'Darius Smith
OUTSIDE LINEBACKER $16,500,000

NFL's highest paid cornerbacks (average salary per year):

• Dolphins cornerback Xavien Howard: $15.1 million.
• Redskins cornerback Josh Norman: $15 million.
• Jets cornerback Trumaine Johnson: $14.5 million.
• Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes: $14 million.
• Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson: $14 million.

I think you reach out to the Mark Davis of the league and let them know that the NFLs leading rusher may be available in trade. Looking for a RB/DT/S in trade, plus one of their youngsters PLUS Raiders first pick next year.,

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trey3216 said:

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Assassin said:

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Machiavelli said:

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I'd try to arrange a trade with Buffalo, Zeke for McCoy and a good draft pick. McCoy just has one year at $6mm left. I'd then offer Zeke a slight raise from what LeVeon got and tell him either he accepts or he's a Bill.

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once he accepts, we are gonna be so lopsided O vs D.

Assuming Zeke takes up the majority of the available cap of about 23m, the offense will comprise 71.1% of the cap.

Next year we will probably lose Byron Jones.

I am all for trading and getting young talent, especially on D. Could you imagine the wealth you could get back for this kid? It could make the Hershel Walker trade look pedestrian

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until next year, and it'll be 60%, and the year after and it'll be 50%

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actually we are already at about 60% for next year prior to the Zeke signing. Assuming he will get $14mil per, you also have to factor in Amari and Dak who both have Top 5 offers. So even with Jaylon getting top LB money, we are gonna be extremely top heavy.

Top 5 QBs

• Eagles QB Carson Wentz: $32 million.
• Falcons QB Matt Ryan: $30 million.
• Vikings QB Kirk Cousins: $28 million.
• 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo: $27.5 million.
• Lions QB Matthew Stafford: $27 million.

Top 5 WRs

• Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins: $16.2 million.
• Rams WR Brandin Cooks: $16.2 million.
• Vikings WR Adam Thielen: $16.2 million.
• Chiefs WR Sammy Watkins: $16 million.
• Browns WR Jarvis Landry: $15.1 million.

Top 5 LB
1 Khalil Mack
OUTSIDE LINEBACKER $23,500,000
2 Von Miller
OUTSIDE LINEBACKER $19,016,667
3 Bobby Wagner
INSIDE LINEBACKER $18,000,000
4 C.J. Mosley
INSIDE LINEBACKER $17,000,000
5 Za'Darius Smith
OUTSIDE LINEBACKER $16,500,000

NFL's highest paid cornerbacks (average salary per year):

• Dolphins cornerback Xavien Howard: $15.1 million.
• Redskins cornerback Josh Norman: $15 million.
• Jets cornerback Trumaine Johnson: $14.5 million.
• Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes: $14 million.
• Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson: $14 million.

I think you reach out to the Mark Davis of the league and let them know that the NFLs leading rusher may be available in trade. Looking for a RB/DT/S in trade, plus one of their youngsters PLUS Raiders first pick next year.,

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You're forgetting that the cap is going to go up next year, and that the Cowboys are already on the hook for Amari for $14.5mm against the cap right now. His contract isn't going to do anything to the cap.

As the cap increases, the % cap hit of a new Zeke and Dak contract will decline

COWBOYS CURRENT SALARY CAP NUMBERS

2019
OFFENSE
$15,545,000 - Tyron Smith (28) - OL
$14,000,000 - Zack Martin (28) - OL
$13,924,000 - Amari Cooper (25) - WR
$10,975,000 - Travis Frederick (28) - OL
$9,925,084 - La'el Collins (26) - OL
$7,940,655 - Ezekiel Elliott (24) - RB
$4,562,500 - Randall Cobb (28) - WR
$4,250,000 - Jason Witten (37) - TE
$2,389,706 - Terrance Williams (29) - WR ----- DEAD MONEY
$2,250,000 - Cameron Fleming (26) - OL
$2,120,849 - Dak Prescott (26) - QB
$1,700,000 - Jamize Olawale (30) - FB
$1,625,000 - Joe Looney (28) - OL
$1,328,125 - Tavon Austin (28) - WR
$1,250,000 - Allen Hurns (27) - WR ----- DEAD MONEY
$1,247,498 - Connor Williams (22) - OL
$851,495 - Michael Gallup (23) - WR
$830,000 - Xavier Su'a-Filo (28) - OL
$735,000 - Alfred Morris (30) - RB
$715,527 - Connor McGovern (26) - OL
$683,089 - Dalton Schultz (23) - TE
$662,984 - Noah Brown (23) - WR
$661,945 - Tony Pollard (22) - RB
$653,868 - Blake Jarwin (25) - TE
$646,668 - Cooper Rush (25) - QB
$645,000 - Darius Jackson (25) - RB
$645,000 - Adam Redmond (26) - OL
$645,000 - Devin Smith (27) - WR
$645,000 - Cody Wichmann (27) - OL
$624,388 - Mike White (24) - QB
$570,000 - Korren Kirven (24) - OL
$570,000 - Marcus Lucas (27) - TE
$524,602 - Cedrick Wilson (23) - WR
$522,098 - Mike Weber (21) - RB
$501,666 - Mitch Hyatt (22) - OL
$498,333 - Jalen Guyton (22) - WR
$498,333 - Jon'Vea Johnson (23) - WR
$496,666 - Brandon Knight (22) - OL
$495,000 - Juwann Bushell-Beatty (23) - OL
$495,000 - Jake Campos (24) - OL
$495,000 - Taryn Christion (23) - QB
$495,000 - Jordan Chunn (24) - RB
$495,000 - Reggie Davis (23) - WR
$495,000 - Codey McElroy (26) - TE
$495,000 - Lukayus McNeil (24) - OL
$495,000 - Ryan Yurachek (22) - FB
$393,000 - Lance Lenoir (24) - WR
$379,000 - Derrick Puni (23) - OL
$16,668 - Rico Gathers (25) - TE ----- DEAD MONEY
$1,666 - Larry Allen, Jr. (23) - OL ----- DEAD MONEY
$667 - Bryce Johnson (23) - OL ----- DEAD MONEY

DEFENSE
$11,100,000 - DeMarcus Lawrence (27) - DE
$10,100,000 - Tyrone Crawford (29) - DT
$7,044,117 - Robert Quinn (29) - DE
$6,266,000 - Byron Jones (26) - CB
$6,012,500 - Sean Lee (33) - LB
$2,950,000 - Jeff Heath (28) - S
$2,735,015 - Taco Charlton (24) - DE
$2,692,677 - Leighton Vander Esch (22) - LB
$2,245,288 - Maliek Collins (24) - DT
$2,237,500 - Joe Thomas (28) - LB
$2,066,584 - Jaylon Smith (24) - LB
$2,058,739 - Anthony Brown (25) - CB
$1,687,500 - Christian Covington (25) - DT
$1,600,000 - Orlando Scandrick (32) - CB ----- DEAD MONEY
$1,168,251 - Chidobe Awuzie (24) - CB
$887,500 - Kerry Hyder (28) - DT
$885,450 - Trysten Hill (21) - DT
$863,357 - Jourdan Lewis (23) - CB
$745,089 - Kavon Frazier (25) - S
$737,499 - Dorance Armstrong (22) - DE
$735,000 - George Iloka (29) - S
$720,000 - C.J. Goodwin (29) - S
$720,000 - Justin March (26) - LB
$720,000 - Darian Thompson (25) - S
$684,972 - Xavier Woods (24) - S
$645,000 - Tyvis Powell (25) - S
$645,000 - Daniel Ross (26) - DT
$609,077 - Chris Covington (23) - LB
$570,855 - Michael Jackson (22) - CB
$570,000 - Treston Decoud (26) - S
$570,000 - Antwaun Woods (26) - DT
$566,422 - Joe Jackson (22) - DE
$526,839 - Donovan Wilson (22) - S
$514,667 - Jalen Jelks (23) - LB
$498,333 - Chris Westry (22) - CB
$498,333 - Daniel Wise (23) - DT
$496,666 - Luke Gifford (23) - LB
$496,666 - Nate Hall (23) - LB
$496,666 - Ricky Walker (23) - DE
$495,000 - Donovan Olumba (23) - CB
$495,000 - Justin Phillips (23) - LB
$495,000 - Kyle Queiro (24) - LB
$495,000 - Jameill Showers (27) - S
$495,000 - Shakir Soto (25) - DE
$379,666 - Andrew Dowell (22) - LB
$155,000 - Randy Gregory (26) - LB
$154,000 - Charles Tapper (26) - DE ----- DEAD MONEY

SPECIAL TEAMS
$2,300,000 - Chris Jones (30) - P
$735,000 - L.P. Ladouceur (38) - LS
$570,000 - Brett Maher (29) - K
$495,000 - Kasey Redfern (27) - P
$495,000 - Drew Scott (24) - LS

2020
OFFENSE
$15,000,000 - Zack Martin (29) - OL
$13,545,000 - Tyron Smith (29) - OL
$11,975,000 - Travis Frederick (29) - OL
$9,099,000 - Ezekiel Elliott (25) - RB
$5,250,000 - Cameron Fleming (27) - OL ----- TEAM OPTION
$1,700,000 - Jamize Olawale (31) - FB
$1,496,997 - Connor Williams (23) - OL
$943,495 - Michael Gallup (24) - WR
$877,527 - Connor McGovern (27) - OL
$773,089 - Dalton Schultz (24) - TE
$752,986 - Noah Brown (24) - WR
$751,945 - Tony Pollard (23) - RB
$735,000 - Devin Smith (28) - WR
$735,000 - Cody Wichmann (28) - OL
$714,388 - Mike White (25) - QB
$660,000 - Lance Lenoir (25) - WR
$614,602 - Cedrick Wilson (24) - WR
$612,098 - Mike Weber (22) - RB
$591,666 - Mitch Hyatt (23) - OL
$588,333 - Jalen Guyton (23) - WR
$588,333 - Jon'Vea Johnson (24) - WR
$586,666 - Brandon Knight (23) - OL
$586,000 - Derrick Puni (24) - OL
$585,000 - Jake Campos (25) - OL
$585,000 - Taryn Christion (24) - QB
$585,000 - Jordan Chunn (25) - RB
$585,000 - Reggie Davis (24) - WR
$585,000 - Codey McElroy (27) - TE
$585,000 - Lukayus McNeil (25) - OL
$585,000 - Ryan Yurachek (23) - FB
$3,334 - Larry Allen, Jr. (24) - OL ----- DEAD MONEY

DEFENSE
$21,900,000 - DeMarcus Lawrence (28) - DE
$9,100,000 - Tyrone Crawford (30) - DT
$3,231,213 - Leighton Vander Esch (23) - LB
$3,190,851 - Taco Charlton (25) - DE
$1,362,960 - Chidobe Awuzie (25) - CB
$1,106,812 - Trysten Hill (22) - DT
$963,357 - Jourdan Lewis (24) - CB
$890,000 - Randy Gregory (27) - LB
$827,499 - Dorance Armstrong (23) - DE
$774,972 - Xavier Woods (25) - S
$699,077 - Chris Covington (24) - LB
$660,855 - Michael Jackson (23) - CB
$660,000 - Treston Decoud (27) - S
$656,422 - Joe Jackson (23) - DE
$616,839 - Donovan Wilson (23) - S
$604,667 - Jalen Jelks (24) - LB
$588,333 - Chris Westry (23) - CB
$588,333 - Daniel Wise (24) - DT
$586,666 - Luke Gifford (24) - LB
$586,666 - Nate Hall (24) - LB
$586,666 - Ricky Walker (24) - DE
$585,000 - Donovan Olumba (24) - CB
$585,000 - Justin Phillips (24) - LB
$585,000 - Kyle Queiro (25) - LB
$585,000 - Shakir Soto (26) - DE
$511,666 - Andrew Dowell (23) - LB

SPECIAL TEAMS
$2,400,000 - Chris Jones (31) - P
$585,000 - Kasey Redfern (28) - P
$585,000 - Drew Scott (25) - LS

2021
OFFENSE
$15,000,000 - Zack Martin (30) - OL
$12,245,000 - Tyron Smith (30) - OL
$11,125,000 - Travis Frederick (30) - OL
$2,000,000 - Jamize Olawale (32) - FB
$1,746,497 - Connor Williams (24) - OL
$1,026,495 - Michael Gallup (25) - WR
$969,527 - Connor McGovern (28) - OL
$863,092 - Dalton Schultz (25) - TE
$841,945 - Tony Pollard (24) - RB
$804,389 - Mike White (26) - QB
$779,602 - Cedrick Wilson (25) - WR
$702,098 - Mike Weber (23) - RB
$681,667 - Mitch Hyatt (24) - OL
$678,334 - Jalen Guyton (24) - WR
$678,334 - Jon'Vea Johnson (25) - WR
$676,668 - Brandon Knight (24) - OL
$676,000 - Derrick Puni (25) - OL
$675,000 - Jake Campos (26) - OL

DEFENSE
$22,000,000 - DeMarcus Lawrence (29) - DE
$3,769,748 - Leighton Vander Esch (24) - LB
$1,328,175 - Trysten Hill (23) - DT
$917,499 - Dorance Armstrong (24) - DE
$789,077 - Chris Covington (25) - LB
$750,855 - Michael Jackson (24) - CB
$746,422 - Joe Jackson (24) - DE
$706,839 - Donovan Wilson (24) - S
$694,667 - Jalen Jelks (25) - LB
$678,334 - Chris Westry (24) - CB
$678,334 - Daniel Wise (25) - DT
$676,668 - Andrew Dowell (24) - LB
$676,668 - Luke Gifford (25) - LB
$676,668 - Nate Hall (25) - LB
$676,668 - Ricky Walker (25) - DE

SPECIAL TEAMS
$2,500,000 - Chris Jones (32) - P

2022
OFFENSE
$15,841,000 - Zack Martin (31) - OL
$13,500,000 - Tyron Smith (31) - OL
$10,190,000 - Travis Frederick (31) - OL
$1,055,527 - Connor McGovern (29) - OL
$931,945 - Tony Pollard (25) - RB
$792,098 - Mike Weber (24) - RB

DEFENSE
$24,000,000 - DeMarcus Lawrence (30) - DE
$1,549,537 - Trysten Hill (24) - DT
$840,855 - Michael Jackson (25) - CB
$836,422 - Joe Jackson (25) - DE
$796,839 - Donovan Wilson (25) - S
$784,667 - Jalen Jelks (26) - LB

2023
OFFENSE
$13,600,000 - Tyron Smith (32) - OL
$13,500,000 - Zack Martin (32) - OL
$10,150,000 - Travis Frederick (32) - OL

DEFENSE
$26,000,000 - DeMarcus Lawrence (31) - DE

2024
OFFENSE
$14,000,000 - Zack Martin (33) - OL

Hell no! He must be out of his damn mind...

Not even sure I am down with this...

His agents are just being dumb. We can franchise him for 3 years after this one for approx $118mm ($30 then x 1.2 then x 1.44), which is still less than $40mm per. That gives us the next 4 years at $120mm total.

If he won't sign for what Wentz got then after this year put the non-exclusive franchise tag on him. Then he can negotiate with whoever he wants and we get the right to match. If we don't match then we get two first round picks. Win/win.

"Dak Prescott has not asked for $40 million per year, sources say" https://twitter.com/i/events/1161024196396273664

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"Dak Prescott has not asked for $40 million per year, sources say" https://twitter.com/i/events/1161024196396273664

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good, because I asked first

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I think that is good news as I felt Zeke had put on a few pounds and negatively affected his speed.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/agents-take-how-dak-prescott-fits-into-qb-market-franchise-tag-price-and-what-rejected-30m-offer-could-look-like/

Tyron Smith did not take part in the last padded practice in Oxnard, California, and he did not make the trip to Honolulu with the Cowboys. Smith had been getting days off during camp as he has battled back, elbow and knee injuries in the last few seasons. With a long flight from Los Angeles to Hawaii and then back to Dallas after Saturday's preseason game, the Cowboys opted to send their Pro Bowl left tackle home with Pro Bowl guard Zack Martin, who is also dealing with a back issue. Cameron Fleming will replace Smith Saturday.

Hmm...another indication that Dak succeeded in spite of Linehan:

https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2019/8/16/20809224/dak-prescott-outperformed-his-scheme-last-year-according-to-this-statistic-kellen-moore-jon-kitna

Josh Gordon got reinstated within a week of his request...I have to think that if he is right Randy Gregory can get the green light just as quickly and be available week one.

well written article on Kellen Moore. Lots of interesting stats like this;

There are also ways that Moore can ease Elliott's burden as a runner. Last season, Elliott faced eight or more defenders in the box on 24.7 percent of his rushes, the 20th-highest rate in the league. Compare that to Todd Gurley, who saw those looks on just 8.2 percent of his carries, thanks to the Rams' usage of lighter personnel (they used 11 personnel on 77 percent of their rushing attempts; the Cowboys used three-receiver sets on only 53 percent of their runs). If Dallas feels compelled to build its offense around Elliott to justify his massive price tag in the coming years, there are smarter ways to do it than the ones the team has used in the past.

https://www.theringer.com/nfl-preview/2019/8/15/20806357/dallas-cowboys-new-offense-dak-prescott-ezekiel-elliott-kellen-moore

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Josh Gordon got reinstated within a week of his request...I have to think that if he is right Randy Gregory can get the green light just as quickly and be available week one.

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The only reason I can think of he has not applied is that they want to wait a specific amount of time to be able to present to Goodell.

4 guys to keep an eye on tonight from the DC.com writers

Rob Phillips:
Daniel Wise: Here's a really good problem for head coach Jason Garrett and his staff. They've got 16 efensive linemen in camp, and at least a dozen could be in strong consideration for a 53-man roster spot. Wise, the undrafted rookie out of Kansas, is in that group. He was active against the 49ers, penetrating into the backfield and creating rush lanes for others. Wise has versatility, too he has lined up inside and on the edge in different practice drills. Can he separate himself Saturday? The amount of young talent in this group is impressive. At one point last week, five rookies were among the first eight linemen lining up in team drills.

David Helman:
Ricky Walker: Speaking of forgetting people, I owe Ricky Walker an apology. During the first two weeks of training camp, I struggled to remember the guy was even on the team. With so many talented pass rushers, it's hard to keep track of everyone especially the undrafted rookie from Virginia Tech. Then came the San Francisco game and the dude was everywhere. Walker tallied three tackles, a quarterback hit and a tackle for loss against the 49ers. Now comes the real challenge: can he do it again? If he can, it'll be quite an interesting development at the back of the D-Line depth chart.

Nick Eatman:
Donovan Olumba: Even though he's had a good training camp so far, the deck still seems stacked against him in terms of making this team. Four veteran corners (Jones, Awuzie, Brown, Lewis) will probably make it and C.J. Goodwin is one of the best special teams players. And then there's drafted rookie Mike Jackson, who might win a tiebreaker if it's close. So Olumba has to be better than Jackson by far, which he has been in camp. Let's see if he can get his hands on the ball a few times against the Rams and maybe come up with a pick.

Bryan Broaddus:
Donovan Wilson: With Kavon Frazier and Darian Thompson's play leveling off, it's given Donovan Wilson the opportunity to make this squad. The coaches love Thompson and know what they have in Frazier but Jason Garrett said it himself that he ideally would like players on the roster who can play both defensive snaps and special teams. Wilson might be a rookie but he's shown smarts for his positioning and has not been adverse to stepping up and tackling. He's been a good practice player and showing up in those situations such as the Blue/White scrimmage and the 49ers game. Needs to finish this off to put one of these veterans on the street.

Unofficially, Dak Prescott completed 149 of 236 passes in team and seven on seven drills while in Oxnard and was intercepted five times. Prescott scored a touchdown on a quarterback keeper on fourth down, much to the dismay of the defense because they can't tackle the quarterback. One thing that stood out about Prescott on Wednesday: his accuracy on the move. He completed three of four passes outside the pocket

the game tonight will be at Aloha Stadium, home of U of Hawaii. When I was a Javelina, we opened that stadium by crushing them 43-9. The next year we went back and beat them 56-21. They were a decent D1 team beating Brigham Young and San Jose State respectively

The story we were told by the guide is that Aloha stadium was built to move but ended up sinking into place in the config it is today

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the game tonight will be at Aloha Stadium, home of U of Hawaii. When I was a Javelina, we opened that stadium by crushing them 43-9. The next year we went back and beat them 56-21. They were a decent D1 team beating Brigham Young and San Jose State respectively

The story we were told by the guide is that Aloha stadium was built to move but ended up sinking into place in the config it is today

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Great story!

I attended the University of Hawaii. For 6 weeks that is for a PE credit. Lolol Hula dancing. Transferred right on to Baylor. LOL

this is gonna be fun. The Cowboys on one TV and the UFC HW title fight on the other!

I really thought Blake Bortles was gonna be a solid NFL QB. Guess that is why they dont hire me to do NFL evals