Breaking Dante Fowler signs for 5 million a year

[D-train]

Sweet pick up he was the number three overall pick in 2015 and he had a PFF rating of about 80 last season and I heard on the radio his win rate for pass rush was higher than any other free agent available. This off-season's been awesome so far given where we started after our guys left in free agency. And having only four picks late in each round of the draft.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Supposedly if is for less than $3 mil one year but with incentives up to $5 mil. Good veteran presence.

[Donn Beach]

ESPN has them number one, Henderson is all over the Stephan's pick

1. Seattle Seahawks
Way-too-early ranking: 1

Most improved position: Guard


The Super Bowl champions didn't lose anyone on their offensive line, returning all 11 players who had at least one snap last season. That group should improve with continuity, and one draft pick could be their biggest addition of the offseason. General manager John Schneider traded a 2027 fourth-round pick to draft Iowa's Beau Stephens in the fifth round. The Associated Press All-American in 2025 looks like he'll provide some needed competition for Anthony Bradford at right guard. -- Brady Henderson

[auroraave]

Sweet pick up he was the number three overall pick in 2015 and he had a PFF rating of about 80 last season and I heard on the radio his win rate for pass rush was higher than any other free agent available. This off-season's been awesome so far given where we started after our guys left in free agency. And having only four picks late in each round of the draft.

Imagine if Seattle wins the SB this year - we'd have won it on the 9ers home field, the Lambs home field, while utilizing cowboy players who wanted to leave to get a ring - cause Jerruh can't git 'er done. All three fan bases will be left in shambles - Seattle kinda blitzkrieging the whole NFC right now and I am here for it!

[Donn Beach]

It's pretty amazing really it's been 30 years since the Cowboys were in a SB

[D-train]

Sweet pick up he was the number three overall pick in 2015 and he had a PFF rating of about 80 last season and I heard on the radio his win rate for pass rush was higher than any other free agent available. This off-season's been awesome so far given where we started after our guys left in free agency. And having only four picks late in each round of the draft.

Imagine if Seattle wins the SB this year - we'd have won it on the 9ers home field, the Lambs home field, while utilizing cowboy players who wanted to leave to get a ring - cause Jerruh can't git 'er done. All three fan bases will be left in shambles - Seattle kinda blitzkrieging the whole NFC right now and I am here for it!

And having 11 picks rolling into a Draft with a great Draft class, possibly 12 if our DC is hired as a HC. God I love DEI, such a wonderful thing! lol

[D-train]

It's pretty amazing really it's been 30 years since the Cowboys were in a SB

5 playoff wins in 30 years. M's have won 5 playoff series in 30 years.

1996: Wild Card vs. Minnesota Vikings (40-15)2009: Wild Card vs. Philadelphia Eagles (34-14)2014: Wild Card vs. Detroit Lions (24-20)2018: Wild Card vs. Seattle Seahawks (24-22)2022: Wild Card vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (31-14)

[D-train]

So which Foursome would be we rather have:

Group A
Walker: $15M
Mafe: $20M
Bryant: $13M
Woolen: $12M

Total: $60M

Group B
Price: $4M
Clark: $2M
Neal: $1.7M
Fowler: $5M

Total: $12.7

I think the answer is obvious given the massive salary disparity but I would even choose group B if both groups were making a total of $36M

Only way I would choose Group A is if the Salaries were reversed.

[douche]

God I love DEI, such a wonderful thing! lol

[douche]

Imagine if Seattle wins the SB this year

There's really no reason to think they can't.