I don't think it ever even got that far. Jerry isn't paying a buyout for anyone.Assassin said:
Steve Sarkisian turns down an offer to interview with Cowboys. UT gives him an extension
The Dallas Cowboys now hold the longest gap in the NFC East between NFC Championship Game appearances (1995-present).Assassin said:
I would bet money that there will be one NFC East team in the Super Bowl
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GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
El Oso said:The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
Josh Allen is 0-1 in the AFC Championship. Sunday will be the second time to make it in seven years.
Lamar Jackson is also 0-1 in the AFC Championship. He's only been once in seven years.
Dak Prescott has been in the NFL for nine years and never gotten close to a conference championship game. He's 2-2 in the wild card round and 0-3 (lost by 12, 14, and 14) in the divisional round.
Again, I would take either one of them in a heartbeat over Dak.
GoldMind said:El Oso said:The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
Josh Allen is 0-1 in the AFC Championship. Sunday will be the second time to make it in seven years.
Lamar Jackson is also 0-1 in the AFC Championship. He's only been once in seven years.
Dak Prescott has been in the NFL for nine years and never gotten close to a conference championship game. He's 2-2 in the wild card round and 0-3 (lost by 12, 14, and 14) in the divisional round.
Again, I would take either one of them in a heartbeat over Dak.
The Ls are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day. Shame the media doesn't smash on them the way they do Dak.
El Oso said:GoldMind said:El Oso said:The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
Josh Allen is 0-1 in the AFC Championship. Sunday will be the second time to make it in seven years.
Lamar Jackson is also 0-1 in the AFC Championship. He's only been once in seven years.
Dak Prescott has been in the NFL for nine years and never gotten close to a conference championship game. He's 2-2 in the wild card round and 0-3 (lost by 12, 14, and 14) in the divisional round.
Again, I would take either one of them in a heartbeat over Dak.
The Ls are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day. Shame the media doesn't smash on them the way they do Dak.
Dak loses if L's are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day.
Josh Allen win pct 68.5
Lamar Jackson win pct:68.4
Dak Prescott win pct 64%
Four percent is huge, especially since he's played one year longer. It only gets uglier for him if we post playoff win pct.
That may have been true for the old Dak, but recent Dak is timid in the pocket, has bad mechanics and is now medically repaired - which usually doesn't turn out wellGoldMind said:You can put either player on Dallas or Dak on the Bills or Ravens and get the same results.El Oso said:GoldMind said:El Oso said:The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
Josh Allen is 0-1 in the AFC Championship. Sunday will be the second time to make it in seven years.
Lamar Jackson is also 0-1 in the AFC Championship. He's only been once in seven years.
Dak Prescott has been in the NFL for nine years and never gotten close to a conference championship game. He's 2-2 in the wild card round and 0-3 (lost by 12, 14, and 14) in the divisional round.
Again, I would take either one of them in a heartbeat over Dak.
The Ls are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day. Shame the media doesn't smash on them the way they do Dak.
Dak loses if L's are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day.
Josh Allen win pct 68.5
Lamar Jackson win pct:68.4
Dak Prescott win pct 64%
Four percent is huge, especially since he's played one year longer. It only gets uglier for him if we post playoff win pct.
Dak gets shat on because he plays for Dallas. Period.
Assassin said:That may have been true for the old Dak, but recent Dak is timid in the pocket, has bad mechanics and is now medically repaired - which usually doesn't turn out wellGoldMind said:You can put either player on Dallas or Dak on the Bills or Ravens and get the same results.El Oso said:GoldMind said:El Oso said:The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
Josh Allen is 0-1 in the AFC Championship. Sunday will be the second time to make it in seven years.
Lamar Jackson is also 0-1 in the AFC Championship. He's only been once in seven years.
Dak Prescott has been in the NFL for nine years and never gotten close to a conference championship game. He's 2-2 in the wild card round and 0-3 (lost by 12, 14, and 14) in the divisional round.
Again, I would take either one of them in a heartbeat over Dak.
The Ls are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day. Shame the media doesn't smash on them the way they do Dak.
Dak loses if L's are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day.
Josh Allen win pct 68.5
Lamar Jackson win pct:68.4
Dak Prescott win pct 64%
Four percent is huge, especially since he's played one year longer. It only gets uglier for him if we post playoff win pct.
Dak gets shat on because he plays for Dallas. Period.
Its not only a lousy draft for QBs but even the two at the top arent exactly Top 20 types in any other yearGoldMind said:Assassin said:That may have been true for the old Dak, but recent Dak is timid in the pocket, has bad mechanics and is now medically repaired - which usually doesn't turn out wellGoldMind said:You can put either player on Dallas or Dak on the Bills or Ravens and get the same results.El Oso said:GoldMind said:El Oso said:The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
Josh Allen is 0-1 in the AFC Championship. Sunday will be the second time to make it in seven years.
Lamar Jackson is also 0-1 in the AFC Championship. He's only been once in seven years.
Dak Prescott has been in the NFL for nine years and never gotten close to a conference championship game. He's 2-2 in the wild card round and 0-3 (lost by 12, 14, and 14) in the divisional round.
Again, I would take either one of them in a heartbeat over Dak.
The Ls are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day. Shame the media doesn't smash on them the way they do Dak.
Dak loses if L's are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day.
Josh Allen win pct 68.5
Lamar Jackson win pct:68.4
Dak Prescott win pct 64%
Four percent is huge, especially since he's played one year longer. It only gets uglier for him if we post playoff win pct.
Dak gets shat on because he plays for Dallas. Period.
Jerry probably drafting his replacement in a couple months.
Been watching Kaleb Johnson too! I like itBearForce said:
For my good friend Assassin, your OL rebuild
Move Guyton to RT and you draft your new LT and RG. Johnson and Brooks are your two RBs, and you add some pass rushers. I think you have to bring in a free agent WR though but otherwise I think you have a lot of pieces to work with here.Assassin said:Been watching Kaleb Johnson too! I like itBearForce said:
For my good friend Assassin, your OL rebuild
Assassin said:Its not only a lousy draft for QBs but even the two at the top arent exactly Top 20 types in any other yearGoldMind said:Assassin said:That may have been true for the old Dak, but recent Dak is timid in the pocket, has bad mechanics and is now medically repaired - which usually doesn't turn out wellGoldMind said:You can put either player on Dallas or Dak on the Bills or Ravens and get the same results.El Oso said:GoldMind said:El Oso said:The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
Josh Allen is 0-1 in the AFC Championship. Sunday will be the second time to make it in seven years.
Lamar Jackson is also 0-1 in the AFC Championship. He's only been once in seven years.
Dak Prescott has been in the NFL for nine years and never gotten close to a conference championship game. He's 2-2 in the wild card round and 0-3 (lost by 12, 14, and 14) in the divisional round.
Again, I would take either one of them in a heartbeat over Dak.
The Ls are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day. Shame the media doesn't smash on them the way they do Dak.
Dak loses if L's are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day.
Josh Allen win pct 68.5
Lamar Jackson win pct:68.4
Dak Prescott win pct 64%
Four percent is huge, especially since he's played one year longer. It only gets uglier for him if we post playoff win pct.
Dak gets shat on because he plays for Dallas. Period.
Jerry probably drafting his replacement in a couple months.
Dart could be a good backup. I will say I don't see any sure-fire franchise QBs in this class though if I were betting on anyone it would be Cam Ward.GoldMind said:Assassin said:Its not only a lousy draft for QBs but even the two at the top arent exactly Top 20 types in any other yearGoldMind said:Assassin said:That may have been true for the old Dak, but recent Dak is timid in the pocket, has bad mechanics and is now medically repaired - which usually doesn't turn out wellGoldMind said:You can put either player on Dallas or Dak on the Bills or Ravens and get the same results.El Oso said:GoldMind said:El Oso said:The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
Josh Allen is 0-1 in the AFC Championship. Sunday will be the second time to make it in seven years.
Lamar Jackson is also 0-1 in the AFC Championship. He's only been once in seven years.
Dak Prescott has been in the NFL for nine years and never gotten close to a conference championship game. He's 2-2 in the wild card round and 0-3 (lost by 12, 14, and 14) in the divisional round.
Again, I would take either one of them in a heartbeat over Dak.
The Ls are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day. Shame the media doesn't smash on them the way they do Dak.
Dak loses if L's are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day.
Josh Allen win pct 68.5
Lamar Jackson win pct:68.4
Dak Prescott win pct 64%
Four percent is huge, especially since he's played one year longer. It only gets uglier for him if we post playoff win pct.
Dak gets shat on because he plays for Dallas. Period.
Jerry probably drafting his replacement in a couple months.
Not interested in Dart?
El Oso said:
Nope. Dak has one of the worst losing percentages against teams over .500 of active NFL quarterbacks. He's just not a good NFL qb. I'll never understand why Jerry offered him that contract. Doesn't matter who he plays for. He is who he is.
Not a game changer IMO. Not an upgrade from Dak for sureGoldMind said:Not interested in Dart?Assassin said:Its not only a lousy draft for QBs but even the two at the top arent exactly Top 20 types in any other yearGoldMind said:Assassin said:That may have been true for the old Dak, but recent Dak is timid in the pocket, has bad mechanics and is now medically repaired - which usually doesn't turn out wellGoldMind said:You can put either player on Dallas or Dak on the Bills or Ravens and get the same results.El Oso said:GoldMind said:El Oso said:The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
Josh Allen is 0-1 in the AFC Championship. Sunday will be the second time to make it in seven years.
Lamar Jackson is also 0-1 in the AFC Championship. He's only been once in seven years.
Dak Prescott has been in the NFL for nine years and never gotten close to a conference championship game. He's 2-2 in the wild card round and 0-3 (lost by 12, 14, and 14) in the divisional round.
Again, I would take either one of them in a heartbeat over Dak.
The Ls are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day. Shame the media doesn't smash on them the way they do Dak.
Dak loses if L's are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day.
Josh Allen win pct 68.5
Lamar Jackson win pct:68.4
Dak Prescott win pct 64%
Four percent is huge, especially since he's played one year longer. It only gets uglier for him if we post playoff win pct.
Dak gets shat on because he plays for Dallas. Period.
Jerry probably drafting his replacement in a couple months.
Assassin said:Not a game changer IMO. Not an upgrade from Dak for sureGoldMind said:Not interested in Dart?Assassin said:Its not only a lousy draft for QBs but even the two at the top arent exactly Top 20 types in any other yearGoldMind said:Assassin said:That may have been true for the old Dak, but recent Dak is timid in the pocket, has bad mechanics and is now medically repaired - which usually doesn't turn out wellGoldMind said:You can put either player on Dallas or Dak on the Bills or Ravens and get the same results.El Oso said:GoldMind said:El Oso said:The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
Josh Allen is 0-1 in the AFC Championship. Sunday will be the second time to make it in seven years.
Lamar Jackson is also 0-1 in the AFC Championship. He's only been once in seven years.
Dak Prescott has been in the NFL for nine years and never gotten close to a conference championship game. He's 2-2 in the wild card round and 0-3 (lost by 12, 14, and 14) in the divisional round.
Again, I would take either one of them in a heartbeat over Dak.
The Ls are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day. Shame the media doesn't smash on them the way they do Dak.
Dak loses if L's are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day.
Josh Allen win pct 68.5
Lamar Jackson win pct:68.4
Dak Prescott win pct 64%
Four percent is huge, especially since he's played one year longer. It only gets uglier for him if we post playoff win pct.
Dak gets shat on because he plays for Dallas. Period.
Jerry probably drafting his replacement in a couple months.
One reason I say boster the OL and DL, LB's this year. QBs and other skills in the upcoming yearsGoldMind said:Maybe he skips this year, next year looks better perhaps.Assassin said:Not a game changer IMO. Not an upgrade from Dak for sureGoldMind said:Not interested in Dart?Assassin said:Its not only a lousy draft for QBs but even the two at the top arent exactly Top 20 types in any other yearGoldMind said:Assassin said:That may have been true for the old Dak, but recent Dak is timid in the pocket, has bad mechanics and is now medically repaired - which usually doesn't turn out wellGoldMind said:You can put either player on Dallas or Dak on the Bills or Ravens and get the same results.El Oso said:GoldMind said:El Oso said:The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
Josh Allen is 0-1 in the AFC Championship. Sunday will be the second time to make it in seven years.
Lamar Jackson is also 0-1 in the AFC Championship. He's only been once in seven years.
Dak Prescott has been in the NFL for nine years and never gotten close to a conference championship game. He's 2-2 in the wild card round and 0-3 (lost by 12, 14, and 14) in the divisional round.
Again, I would take either one of them in a heartbeat over Dak.
The Ls are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day. Shame the media doesn't smash on them the way they do Dak.
Dak loses if L's are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day.
Josh Allen win pct 68.5
Lamar Jackson win pct:68.4
Dak Prescott win pct 64%
Four percent is huge, especially since he's played one year longer. It only gets uglier for him if we post playoff win pct.
Dak gets shat on because he plays for Dallas. Period.
Jerry probably drafting his replacement in a couple months.
Assassin said:One reason I say boster the OL and DL, LB's this year. QBs and other skills in the upcoming yearsGoldMind said:Maybe he skips this year, next year looks better perhaps.Assassin said:Not a game changer IMO. Not an upgrade from Dak for sureGoldMind said:Not interested in Dart?Assassin said:Its not only a lousy draft for QBs but even the two at the top arent exactly Top 20 types in any other yearGoldMind said:Assassin said:That may have been true for the old Dak, but recent Dak is timid in the pocket, has bad mechanics and is now medically repaired - which usually doesn't turn out wellGoldMind said:You can put either player on Dallas or Dak on the Bills or Ravens and get the same results.El Oso said:GoldMind said:El Oso said:The goal is to win the Super Bowl. But you can't ever do that if you can't make, and win, the conference championship game. You can't win a conference championship unless you play in it. When was the last time Dallas made the conference championship? 1995!GoldMind said:El Oso said:GoldMind said:
Dak has the same number of conference championships as Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
I'd still take either one of those qbs over Dak. They've at least taken a team to the final two in their conference.
Yea cause every teams goal is to "just be one of the final two"
Josh Allen is 0-1 in the AFC Championship. Sunday will be the second time to make it in seven years.
Lamar Jackson is also 0-1 in the AFC Championship. He's only been once in seven years.
Dak Prescott has been in the NFL for nine years and never gotten close to a conference championship game. He's 2-2 in the wild card round and 0-3 (lost by 12, 14, and 14) in the divisional round.
Again, I would take either one of them in a heartbeat over Dak.
The Ls are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day. Shame the media doesn't smash on them the way they do Dak.
Dak loses if L's are the only data point that really matter at the end of the day.
Josh Allen win pct 68.5
Lamar Jackson win pct:68.4
Dak Prescott win pct 64%
Four percent is huge, especially since he's played one year longer. It only gets uglier for him if we post playoff win pct.
Dak gets shat on because he plays for Dallas. Period.
Jerry probably drafting his replacement in a couple months.
GoldMind said:El Oso said:
Nope. Dak has one of the worst losing percentages against teams over .500 of active NFL quarterbacks. He's just not a good NFL qb. I'll never understand why Jerry offered him that contract. Doesn't matter who he plays for. He is who he is.
I did laugh.
Made 3 pro bowls, ROY and TD leader in '23.
Bye.
Look for the Cowboys to cross the finish line on hiring Brian Schottenheimer no later than Friday, possibly today
— Clarence Hill Jr (@clarencehilljr) January 23, 2025
Assassin said:Look for the Cowboys to cross the finish line on hiring Brian Schottenheimer no later than Friday, possibly today
— Clarence Hill Jr (@clarencehilljr) January 23, 2025
BearForce said:Assassin said:Look for the Cowboys to cross the finish line on hiring Brian Schottenheimer no later than Friday, possibly today
— Clarence Hill Jr (@clarencehilljr) January 23, 2025
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