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I'm not actively rooting for losses yet but I'm not not rooting for losses. Gotta see if any of these college QB's are actually legit or not first.

I agree, I think we probably went from like a 60% chance to win 10ish games and making the playoffs with him, to about 40%. The floor and ceiling are a bit lower, maybe from an 8-12 win range with Parsons to now 6-10 without. This was never going to be a strong Super Bowl contender with or...

And Ezeiruaku. I'm sure they're much more confident with what they have at edge, and their ability to draft future ones. Edge was probably our deepest and most talented position before Parsons was traded. Still doesn't mean you should take pennies on the dollar.

Because they're dogs chasing their own tails and are probably afraid of starting over.

You could say that about a number of teams in the league, none of them are winning 3/4 and 90% of them won't even win one.

They won't, Parsons isn't that special of a player, and their DT situation without Clark is...not great.

This sums it up: I don’t like this deal at all from a Dallas standpoint. The picks are nice, but unless there is a significant QB injury in Green Bay, the picks will not be terribly valuable. However, the idea of building around a different structure has some merit and therefore, the front...

I can't see it but it'd be a pretty hilarious way for Jerry to spend his final years.

Bashing Dallas is cat nip for retards on shows like that, whether they 100% believe it or not they do it for clicks/attention. Parsons has his warts, and as I've said many times I was concerned about how things fit for our specific roster with so many undersized edges, plus the ridiculous DT...

Probably, I don't think for a second that they're doing this with QB specifically in mind, but if Dak gets hurt after 6 games again or goes in the tank I don't think even they can delude themselves into ignoring QB in the next year or two. The real tricky thing will be if Dak plays relatively...

Obviously I have no idea how they'll end up using these picks but to me sorting out the future of the QB position post-Dak is the most important thing in front of the team going forward, and that's something I've been saying since before Micah demanded a trade. Could they have figured that out...

They definitely don't give a fuck, winning is not the top priority.

Yea, who knows, ultimately to me this trade isn't about right now. I wanted a youngish player to help balance the run defense but at the end of the day trading Parsons was about giving ourselves max flexibility to plan for life after Dak. Now, maybe Dak goes out and has a season like 2023 this...

Probably 0 but I think it could come in handy if we hopefully go hard after a rookie QB in the next 2-3 years.

Yea I was wondering about that, pretty interesting overall given they could've drafted a guy like Harmon or even Nolen in the 1st instead of Booker. I highly doubt that if we had done that they'd have insisted on adding an OG in a Parsons trade. Maybe Eberflus really got in their ears after...

I'm in the middle of watching some all-22 of Clark and I don't think he's washed at all, he was especially good playing the run against the Eagles in the playoff game. If he were 27 I'd be fine with it, or if we had just signed him to like a 2/30 type deal as a FA, that'd be fine too, but...

Who knows whether or not those sorts of teams would've offered a big package without working out an extension, but it sure seems like they didn't try to find out. We'll never know but all of this seemed quite rushed and panicked.

I'd be pretty irate if they turned around and gave up a 1 for anything less than a bona fide Pro Bowler in their mid-20s. The whole point of this trade, in my opinion at least, is setting up the future QB situation after Dak for 10-12 years, trading one of those 1's would obviously put a dent...

Jamal Adams was considered a potential future HOF player when he got traded.

I'm curious to see what the defense looks like under Eberflus, he doesn't need a bunch of elite players to cobble together a good defense. In his first season with the Colts they were 10th in the league in scoring and 12th in turnovers, their best players were Shaquille Leonard (as a rookie)...