wco81 wrote:Micah Prescott wrote:Mr B wrote:Honestly the best way to move on from Dak would be to just designate him a post June 1st cut and split the cap hit into 2 seasons. Just bite the bullet and take the cap hit. Tank for 1 season and go into the ‘25 draft with a top 5 pick, get your QB (Manning?).
While you might be right, I highly doubt the front office would be willing to take a hit like that in an effort to get high draft placement.
Even if they get the next "generational" QB prospect, there are no guarantees.
Luck didn't win, did lift his team to the playoffs.
Trevor has led the team to the playoffs but they're not a contender yet and he's about to get paid.
Caleb is suppose to be the next MVP type of QB. We will see.
Even if they get the top pick and he plays like Stroud at least, that may still not be enough.
What do you do for next season with Parsons, Lamb and Pollard?
Pay them a ton of money for a tanking team?
Dak may not be that guy either but at least he's put up MVP numbers. Again, it's up to the owner to reset and blow it up.
I wonder where the whole fanbase is? They may be pissed at McCarthy and Dak and Quinn.
But any decisions made in this emotional state may not work out the best.
You definitely need luck when it comes to finding a QB. You also need great scouting, a good-great OL, and a running game.
As for Pollard, Lamb, and Parsons. Ideally they would look to trade them each for 1st round picks. Realistically though Lamb and Parsons will be resigned. They are cornerstone players that are still young and will be pivotal to grooming a young QB. Pollard has played his last game as a Cowboy. They are going to completely remake the RB room, Dowdle might be the only RB returning. So the Cowboys will never truly tank. If your scouts are good (and you listen to them) you can find a QB in the mid-late 1st or even the middle rounds.