Steele was among the worst RTs in the league last year. I'd take my chances with a draft pick, which would have been a much more viable option had we kept Tyron.
These clowns are great at trapping themselves in enormous, useless contracts in celebration of their own genius for having drafted said player or otherwise having found them like some kind of diamond in the rough (or so the hillbillies think). It's weird.
Forget about the QBs because I can understand how that position can hold a team hostage.
But ridiculous and in some cases preemptive extensions for Jaylon Smith, Terence Steele, and Michael Gallup have all backfired. Same with the enormous (at the time) contract for Dez just as he began to fade and monster extension for Zeke at the cusp of his decline. Even Troy Aikman signed an 80 million dollar deal with a 20 million dollar SB just before breaking his head on the Texas Stadium concrete-like turf.
With Lamb and Parsons they have opportunities to sign two super-stars.
Watch Dallas do it at the last instant in similarly self-crippling fashion.
Is the NFL broken, or is it just greedy, cheap, stupid Dallas?
