{Dalton's decision to shun other perceived opportunities elsewhere, i.e. with the Patriots or Jaguars, to join a team with an established starter in Dak Prescott certainly raises eyebrows. Especially considering that Prescott is still in the middle of ongoing contract negotiations with the Cowboys' front office.}
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...ndy-dalton-signs-oneyear-deal-to-join-cowboys
Hope he knocks Dak out of the starter spot. Dak has become way to greedy without anything to back up the money he wants.$$$$$ Deva big head in my eyes, prove it first. Dez Bryant tweeting it's not fair to Dak cracks me up.
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Well, the last time the Fins won two in a season was in 92, so we have no room to throw stones. Dallas won 13 games in 2016, and we haven't done that since 1985....
That being said, I hope that Dalton knocks off Prescott, and exposes him as the mediocre QB in a fantastic situation that he's been. -
I'm not as down on Dalton as some people. In a place like Dallas I think he could actually have a resurgence if he gets a chance. Their style of play suits him well.
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I don't understand why Jacksonville didn't make a serious play for Dalton...unless they're still butt sore over the Nick Foles fiasco and didn't want to delve into that craps shoot again. I think Dalton would have had a legitimate shot of earning the starting job.
I guess mustache mania has swept Jacksonville with Gardner MinschewAGuyNamedAlex likes this. -
I think that their ownership is basically cleaning house in a gradual way. They'll be one of the worst teams in the league this season, fire Maronne, and then probably hope to hire a better coach and draft Lawrence in April. Clean slate.AGuyNamedAlex likes this.