Could you FB message Veach and ask about Earl Thomas??? Thx

Does Earl have any say in how the trade goes? If I was him, I would not want to be with that Cowboys offense/QB. I would definitely want to be with the most explosive offense in football. He has a chance to make a real difference in KC for a possible championship...Dallas is gonna be mediocre until they figure out the offense.

I know Jerry will read this post:

Jerry, you have many holes to fill, especially on the offensive side of the ball. Please save your picks and don't deal for Earl.

Your friend,

NWO

Yes. And remind him that ET's rating is better than PP's in Madden 19! Thank you. (BTW, glad you had an excellent Chiefs' adventure this w/e. You deserve it!)

He's wanted to play for his hometown Cowboys for years.

He's a damn idiot if he wants to play there right now. I would think an older guy wants a real chance to win a ring. Cowboys are a long way from that.

He can do that once we're done with him

IDK about anyone else but I wouldn’t exactly say this is how you impress your new bosses.

It really doesn’t sound like ET is going to resign with anybody but the cowboys at this point. If we gave up a 2019 second, and eventually get that 2020 3rd round comp pick then I could definitely get behind it. It’s worth the risk of him probably leaving if it does bring us that super bowl

Even if Eric Berry returns, he’s gonna lose some range. It would be smart to put him back at box safety and find someone with range and ball skills like ET for FS.

That would be phenomenal.

Some guys bounce back to 100% after tearing their Achilles...Derrick Johnson was aight after tearing his, Terrell Suggs was still dominating fools.... I hope Berry makes a recovery like they did.

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Man you make good points.

With the drama he’s had over his contract situation, I am guessing that he is more fond of playing for $$$& than he is his hometown.

Trading for Earl Thomas means we would be either giving up draft picks for a one year rental, or planning on signing a safety entering his 30's to another record-setting contract. Neither one of these are good moves.

Its hilarious how people who've waited their entire lives for a franchise QB now want to trade everything away in his first year starting to go "all in." Its really misguided. This isn't basketball, the best team doesn't usually win, there's a ton of randomness in the NFL. You win by building for long term success and by giving yourself as many rolls at the dice as possible.