Cowboys kinda make sense. No pressure to start right away, but Dak is getting older. Flush with picks. He's a solid prospect with some upside but would benefit from a few years of learning the NFL game.

Now do they have the locker room/leadership to keep him on the right track? Absolutely not. Hasn't stopped them before though.

7 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

Cowboys kinda make sense. No pressure to start right away, but Dak is getting older. Flush with picks. He's a solid prospect with some upside but would benefit from a few years of learning the NFL game.

Now do they have the locker room/leadership to keep him on the right track? Absolutely not. Hasn't stopped them before though.

That's a good one. Thinking Miami, Detroit, Arizona, Atlanta, Jets, Steelers, and Browns as strong potentials as well.

10 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

Cowboys kinda make sense. No pressure to start right away, but Dak is getting older. Flush with picks. He's a solid prospect with some upside but would benefit from a few years of learning the NFL game.

Now do they have the locker room/leadership to keep him on the right track? Absolutely not. Hasn't stopped them before though.

Sounds like a lottery ticket someone should bet on. Possibly even double down on. Who knows, if you can parlay getting someone talented in July and him panning out could be a real jackpot.

On 6/15/2026 at 3:15 AM, Eagles1960 said:

The gist of the article is Philly ran Wilt out of town and they are doing the same to Hurts. Problem is Wilt wanted out not the other way around. He wanted to go to LA. So the entire premise of the aritcle is false.

If memory serves, it was Wilt for Darryl Imhoff and Archie Clark.

36 minutes ago, greend said:

One nice thing about getting old i pronounce things the way I feel like it and i don't give a crap what anyone else thinks about it.

This you?

14 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Sounds like a lottery ticket someone should bet on. Possibly even double down on. Who knows, if you can parlay getting someone talented in July and him panning out could be a real jackpot.

Well said. Props to you.

20 minutes ago, Freshmilk said:

That's a good one. Thinking Miami, Detroit, Arizona, Atlanta, Jets, Steelers, and Browns as strong potentials as well.

Minnesota could be an option too. Decent coaching, decent team minus the QB position.

Unfortunately for him it seems much more likely that the Browns and Jets type teams pull the trigger than functional organizations.

7 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

Minnesota could be an option too. Decent coaching, decent team minus the QB position.

Unfortunately for him it seems much more likely that the Browns and Jets type teams pull the trigger than functional organizations.

Minnesota are desperate for a QB; McConnell is a "QB Whisperer" and the system is a McVay derivative, so makes a ton of sense.

3 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

I remember the name from the draft, but dont remember anything about him...

Replacing AJ with 14 new WRs 😄

(Yes I know these are camp bodies to kick the tires it's just a joke).

45 minutes ago, UK Eagle said:

The English pronunciation is Chili. I even reviewed it online to be sure. So that is what I use, otherwise where does the madness stop? LOL

After all (not being serious here), I don't call Germany "Deutschland" or France "singes mangeurs de fromage qui se rendent" because of the local language names and someone on TV deciding its done thing. Otherwise, there is justification to call Chile "Chail" to align with Jimi Hendrix song 😆

I mean the use of the term German predates the country. Germans can blame Rome for their name. There are people that say Chee-lay in the US because they how they learned to say it. We have a fair amount of spanish speakers and parts of the country have spanish names.

Do you think Howie takes a gamble on Sorsby in the supplemental draft?

Mid rounds, but honestly I don't even want him. I don't think he's that good. He's not a great passer and I don't think he's some incredible runner either. I think he's getting overhyped right now.

2 hours ago, DEagle7 said:

Cowboys kinda make sense. No pressure to start right away, but Dak is getting older. Flush with picks. He's a solid prospect with some upside but would benefit from a few years of learning the NFL game.

Now do they have the locker room/leadership to keep him on the right track? Absolutely not. Hasn't stopped them before though.

More importantly (for Jerry), it puts the Cowboys back in the A block of First Take during the slow month in the NFL calendar.

1 hour ago, HazletonEagle said:

I remember the name from the draft, but dont remember anything about him...

Decent size but a bit slow, IIRC. About what you would expect from a Day 3 WR. My guess is the need for WRs for camp. Perhaps replaces No-Show Joe on the roster.

3 hours ago, DEagle7 said:

Cowboys kinda make sense. No pressure to start right away, but Dak is getting older. Flush with picks. He's a solid prospect with some upside but would benefit from a few years of learning the NFL game.

Now do they have the locker room/leadership to keep him on the right track? Absolutely not. Hasn't stopped them before though.

44 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

More importantly (for Jerry), it puts the Cowboys back in the A block of First Take during the slow month in the NFL calendar.

Honestly, you two probably nailed it. This screams a Jerry move. Wonder what the betting odds are for Dallas? Might be worth a wager if there's a place offering it

Sorry if posted already

3 hours ago, DEagle7 said:

Cowboys kinda make sense. No pressure to start right away, but Dak is getting older. Flush with picks. He's a solid prospect with some upside but would benefit from a few years of learning the NFL game.

Now do they have the locker room/leadership to keep him on the right track? Absolutely not. Hasn't stopped them before though.

Guy will be 23 in January so by 26 or 27 he'll be ready to start

1 hour ago, NCiggles said:

I mean the use of the term German predates the country. Germans can blame Rome for their name. There are people that say Chee-lay in the US because they how they learned to say it. We have a fair amount of spanish speakers and parts of the country have spanish names.

I used to always say 'Chi-lay' but after meeting my wife (she's Chilean) I pronounce it properly now. Beautiful country, Churrasco > Completos

22 minutes ago, MF POON said:

I used to always say 'Chi-lay' but after meeting my wife (she's Chilean) I pronounce it properly now. Beautiful country, Churrasco > Completos

Glad you got to meet your wife, how long were you married before you met?

33 minutes ago, greend said:

Glad you got to meet your wife, how long were you married before you met?

ha ha