We picked up cb Jonathan Jones (nine yrs on patriots) in what may be another "budget friendly solid vet at a need area" deals. Guys been steady and versatile over time.
We picked up cb Jonathan Jones (nine yrs on patriots) in what may be another "budget friendly solid vet at a need area" deals. Guys been steady and versatile over time.
From what I've seen, he's very popular in NE as a person and player. So at bare minimum it looks like we got a solid player who's also a great culture addition.
Re: Free Agency and Trades thread
Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2025 5:32 pm
by Emir of Schmoe
Didn't think he was coming back. He seemed pissed on X that he wasn't appreciated by the 'manders.
FRISCO, Texas -- Having lost veteran DeMarcus Lawrence to the Seattle Seahawks, the Dallas Cowboys turned to a familiar face in agreeing to a one-year deal with pass rusher Dante Fowler, according to a source.
Fowler played for the Cowboys in 2022 and 2023 before leaving with former defensive coordinator Dan Quinn to the Washington Commanders last year and putting up 10.5 sacks.
Fowler's deal is worth $6 million and can move to $8 million based on incentives.
if Stefon Diggs isn't picked up, eff it - bring him in too on a 1 year deal.
Re: Free Agency and Trades thread
Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2025 9:42 pm
by zSkins
What we have so far our win-now next year SB run...
QB Marcus Mariota
RB Jeremy McNichols
WR K.J. Osborn
WR Deebo Samuel
TE John Bates
TE Zach Ertz
OT Trent Scott
OT Laremy Tunsil
C Michael Deiter
Edge Jacob Martin
Edge Deatrich Wise
DT Eddie Goldman
DL Sheldon Day
DL Javon Kinlaw
LB Bobby Wagner
CB Noah Igbinoghene
CB Jonathan Jones
S Will Harris
K Zane Gonzalez
P Tress Way
I think Kupp would have been a good addition, but I'm assuming we weren't especially into giving him a multi-year deal right now, given his injury history. I'm sure we kicked the tires, though. Seems like we may be more or less done with WR after trading for Deebo and re-signing Noah Brown. But damn if that receiver room doesn't still look a bit anemic.
I think Kupp would have been a good addition, but I'm assuming we weren't especially into giving him a multi-year deal right now, given his injury history. I'm sure we kicked the tires, though. Seems like we may be more or less done with WR after trading for Deebo and re-signing Noah Brown. But damn if that receiver room doesn't still look a bit anemic.
I think it will be alright.
Last year, the only name WR we had was McLaurin, and the offense cooked pretty good.
I expect it to do better with Deebo now here and Tunsil anchoring the line.
