Jerry Jones has Lost his Mind.....
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He's not our Quarterback anymore..........He's America's Quarterback!!!
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Heh. Well if he knows his role as a second or third quarterback I'm sure Hell be ok
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He's not our Quarterback anymore..........He's America's Quarterback!!!
He's America's third string QB
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He's America's third string QB
Yea Orton's way better. Orton's almost starter worthy.
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Orton was the starter for Chicago for a bit. Weeden signed a two year contract. does that give us money back to our CAP?
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He's America's third string QB
Yea Orton's way better. Orton's almost starter worthy.
Yea Orton's way better. Orton's almost starter worthy.
According to Eric Edholm (not certain if that is a reliable source):
"Before you scoff at reports that 30-year-old Brandon Weeden has signed a contract with the Dallas Cowboys – two easy targets in one if there ever was one – consider this haunting possibility:
If the Cowboys can part ways with DeMarcus Ware for a bloated contract this offseason, what's to stop them from doing the same next year with Tony Romo and his projected salary-cap number of $27.7 million?
That could mean Weeden is your favorite — as of now — to be the Cowboys' Week 1 starter, circa September 2015. Current Cowboys backup Kyle Orton reportedly has wavered on his decision to come back next season, so that puts Weeden in play to be Romo's backup this season and at least in consideration to start if he does well and Romo is gone. Think about that a minute."
The whole write-up is here:
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Yea Orton's way better. Orton's almost starter worthy.
According to Eric Edholm (not certain if that is a reliable source):
"Before you scoff at reports that 30-year-old Brandon Weeden has signed a contract with the Dallas Cowboys – two easy targets in one if there ever was one – consider this haunting possibility:
If the Cowboys can part ways with DeMarcus Ware for a bloated contract this offseason, what's to stop them from doing the same next year with Tony Romo and his projected salary-cap number of $27.7 million?
That could mean Weeden is your favorite — as of now — to be the Cowboys' Week 1 starter, circa September 2015. Current Cowboys backup Kyle Orton reportedly has wavered on his decision to come back next season, so that puts Weeden in play to be Romo's backup this season and at least in consideration to start if he does well and Romo is gone. Think about that a minute."
The whole write-up is here:
According to Eric Edholm (not certain if that is a reliable source):
"Before you scoff at reports that 30-year-old Brandon Weeden has signed a contract with the Dallas Cowboys two easy targets in one if there ever was one consider this haunting possibility:
If the Cowboys can part ways with DeMarcus Ware for a bloated contract this offseason, what's to stop them from doing the same next year with Tony Romo and his projected salary-cap number of $27.7 million?
That could mean Weeden is your favorite as of now to be the Cowboys' Week 1 starter, circa September 2015. Current Cowboys backup Kyle Orton reportedly has wavered on his decision to come back next season, so that puts Weeden in play to be Romo's backup this season and at least in consideration to start if he does well and Romo is gone. Think about that a minute."
The whole write-up is here:
Why does that say "before you scoff"?
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Ask Eric Edholm, I just copy/pasted
Likely because not too many people thought anyone would sign him, at least that would be my guess.
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I think jones was the one really on beer and dope
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Yea Orton's way better. Orton's almost starter worthy.
According to Eric Edholm (not certain if that is a reliable source):
"Before you scoff at reports that 30-year-old Brandon Weeden has signed a contract with the Dallas Cowboys – two easy targets in one if there ever was one – consider this haunting possibility:
If the Cowboys can part ways with DeMarcus Ware for a bloated contract this offseason, what's to stop them from doing the same next year with Tony Romo and his projected salary-cap number of $27.7 million?
That could mean Weeden is your favorite — as of now — to be the Cowboys' Week 1 starter, circa September 2015. Current Cowboys backup Kyle Orton reportedly has wavered on his decision to come back next season, so that puts Weeden in play to be Romo's backup this season and at least in consideration to start if he does well and Romo is gone. Think about that a minute."
The whole write-up is here:
According to Eric Edholm (not certain if that is a reliable source):
"Before you scoff at reports that 30-year-old Brandon Weeden has signed a contract with the Dallas Cowboys – two easy targets in one if there ever was one – consider this haunting possibility:
If the Cowboys can part ways with DeMarcus Ware for a bloated contract this offseason, what's to stop them from doing the same next year with Tony Romo and his projected salary-cap number of $27.7 million?
That could mean Weeden is your favorite — as of now — to be the Cowboys' Week 1 starter, circa September 2015. Current Cowboys backup Kyle Orton reportedly has wavered on his decision to come back next season, so that puts Weeden in play to be Romo's backup this season and at least in consideration to start if he does well and Romo is gone. Think about that a minute."
The whole write-up is here:
It could mean that the Cowboys are going to pull and Indianapolis Colts ploy and purposely lose just about every game in order to secure the #1 overall pick and then take Jamis Winston the following year.
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Orton was the starter for Chicago for a bit. Weeden signed a two year contract. does that give us money back to our CAP?
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Zombo said:
We get nothing back against the cap because Holmgren's crew fucked up the contract.
Thanks again, Fatty Arbuckle.
Zombo
That was the initial word, but Grossi just corrected that here :
But because Weeden’s contract with the Browns did contain “offset” language -- ESPN Cleveland has confirmed -- he will not enjoy the “double dip” of collecting full salary amounts from the Cowboys and Browns, if he makes the Cowboys’ final roster.
The issue of “offset language” is a major sticking point in contracts for players taken in the first round. The insistence on offset language by former GM Tom Heckert means that the Browns' guaranteed money owed Weeden will be offset by the salaries paid by the Cowboys.
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(Ed. note: An earlier version of this story has incorrect information.)
http://espncleveland.com/common/more.php?m=49&post_id=29351
So we do get a little money back on him
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Zombo said:
We get nothing back against the cap because Holmgren's crew fucked up the contract.
Thanks again, Fatty Arbuckle.
Zombo
That was the initial word, but Grossi just corrected that here :
But because Weeden’s contract with the Browns did contain “offset” language -- ESPN Cleveland has confirmed -- he will not enjoy the “double dip” of collecting full salary amounts from the Cowboys and Browns, if he makes the Cowboys’ final roster.
The issue of “offset language” is a major sticking point in contracts for players taken in the first round. The insistence on offset language by former GM Tom Heckert means that the Browns' guaranteed money owed Weeden will be offset by the salaries paid by the Cowboys.
. . .
(Ed. note: An earlier version of this story has incorrect information.)
http://espncleveland.com/common/more.php?m=49&post_id=29351
So we do get a little money back on him
That was the initial word, but Grossi just corrected that here :
http://espncleveland.com/common/more.php?m=49&post_id=29351
So we do get a little money back on him
OK, good.
But Fuck Holmgren anyway.
Zombo
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