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Cowpukes are sbout to get Kirked by Prescott.

Source: QB Prescott plans to sign franchise tag https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/29343860/dak-prescott-plans-sign-franchise-tag-monday-source-says
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Cowboys are in win-now mode, and they didn't even make the playoffs last year.

I love how Dak is going to break their bank. Or they'll lose him.

It's a Cousins situation. Cousins was a bitch. We got Haskins who I'd much rather have. Hopefully it goes worse for them.

Cowboys are in win-now mode, and they didn't even make the playoffs last year.

Of course they are in win-now mode. They have tremendous talent throughout their roster. It was an utter disgrace that a loaded Cowboys team playing in a packed palace of a stadium in front of devoted fans did not make the playoffs last season. But why? It happened because the Cowboys organization lacks leadership and character from the top down.

Jamal Adams officially requested a trade from jets

Jets let this word out to allow the market to come to them. Unless they are bowled over by a trade package they cannot refuse, Adams is not going anywhere.

Ownership has all the power. Adams can demand a trade all he wants. But if they do not agree on an extension, he gets tagged. He can play under that tag this season. If they do not agree to an extension entering next season. He gets tagged again. If he refuses to play under the tag, he loses a year of accrued seasons. Remember when Cousins was seeking a trade in Washington? Didn't he get tagged?

Jets will let Adams trade happen when they get 2 first rounders for him. Dallas offered up a 1st and a 3rd rounder for Adams last summer. Jets balked.

You got to wonder if the Jets are regretting that considering who fell to Dallas at 17 in this years draft with that first round pick they offered up.

Yeah I don't think there's that much of a market for him that a team will give up what they'll want. We'll see

Jets let this word out to allow the market to come to them. Unless they are bowled over by a trade package they cannot refuse, Adams is not going anywhere.

Ownership has all the power. Adams can demand a trade all he wants. But if they do not agree on an extension, he gets tagged. He can play under that tag this season. If they do not agree to an extension entering next season. He gets tagged again. If he refuses to play under the tag, he loses a year of accrued seasons. Remember when Cousins was seeking a trade in Washington? Didn't he get tagged?

Jets will let Adams trade happen when they get 2 first rounders for him. Dallas offered up a 1st and a 3rd rounder for Adams last summer. Jets balked.

You got to wonder if the Jets are regretting that considering who fell to Dallas at 17 in this years draft with that first round pick they offered up.

He still has two years left on his rookie deal, so they effectively control his rights for four years. Don't even have to worry about tagging him til '22

freaking? bubkiss? You're showing your age G1.

I thought this was funny at first from the description, then I saw he was going 100, alcohol intoxication is presumed to be a factor, and he hit some innocent guy's truck. Hope the innocent guy wasn't in the truck at the time. Fuck Rosas.

I had already known that the other person was not hurt(badly) but it was never meant to be funny and it was Rosas covered in blood and he did it on an suspended licence .

Cam going to the Patriots. I like it

Cam going to the Patriots. I like it


I've wondered why it has taken this long to get done. Makes complete sense.

And has the added benefit of diverting the Kaepernick circus to some other franchise, which will have to endure said circus until it's obvious to all that Kaepernick ain't what he once was. Hell, his last two seasons in the league already showed the world that.

Cam going to the Patriots. I like it

I like it too. Makes the kinda-absurd-but-entertaining "Was it more TB or BB?" conversation more interesting :D

Can trust Belichick to use Cam to his best potential.