Dalton to cowboys

[KCJake]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Responding to the comment was that Dalton could have done better than 8-8 last year.

I don't know that Dalton could of done any better. But could he of done much worse? Who said Dalton wins only 4 games? Come on! You could hand the ball to Zek every down and win 4. Look at that division. Dak makes 30 mill, Dalton makes 3. And I just can't see much difference between the two as far as wins and loses go. I think Jerry and the Cowboys know this and that's why everybody on that team got new contracts and Dak hasn't. He wants to be paid like he's the best and he's mediocre. Just like Dalton

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by KCJake

I don't know that Dalton could of done any better. But could he of done much worse? Who said Dalton wins only 4 games? Come on! You could hand the ball to Zek every down and win 4. Look at that division. Dak makes 30 mill, Dalton makes 3. And I just can't see much difference between the two as far as wins and loses go. I think Jerry and the Cowboys know this and that's why everybody on that team got new contracts and Dak hasn't. He wants to be paid like he's the best and he's mediocre. Just like Dalton

We're spoiled by how good our qb is. Dalton is mediocre... At best. The cowboys are hesitant to sign Dak because he wants elite qb money but he's only just "good" with still some upside to be very good. hes much better than mediocre. This is clearly a move to pressure Dak to bring his price down, not replace him. Now if you're talking about tanking the team for Trevor Lawrence or if the cowboys took a chance at Jordan love... OK, now we're talking about real solutions. Until then this is basically like selling the Chiefs on replacing Alex Smith with Damon Huard.

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

We're spoiled by how good our qb is. Dalton is mediocre... At best. The cowboys are hesitant to sign Dak because he wants elite qb money but he's only just "good" with still some upside to be very good. hes much better than mediocre. This is clearly a move to pressure Dak to bring his price down, not replace him. Now if you're talking about tanking the team for Trevor Lawrence or if the cowboys took a chance at Jordan love... OK, now we're talking about real solutions. Until then this is basically like selling the Chiefs on replacing Alex Smith with Damon Huard.

You may be right. Spending 7M to save 25M or something.