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It might not pass this time but I fully expect we will see something like this pass in the next decade.
That's fair. I think there is also unknown consequences as well. Maybe players feel like Dallas is less desirable because they are perceived as not taking care of their guys.
I am just saying it wasn't that bad of a deal. I am sure they have done dumber things. I mean they hired Nick Sorenson to be ST coordinator.
Might be a hot take because obviously Parsons is an elite player but he wasn't going to make that bad Cowboys defense good enough to contend this year.
When you account for the trade deadline move, the Cowboys ultimately gave up Parsons, a second round pick and Mazi Smith to get Kenny Clark, Quinnen Williams, a first round pick and 90M in cap savings (over next four years). That's not bad at all.
I hate to admit it but that would be feasible. They have the cap space for him next year and even though some of their young players will start to get expensive a couple years down the road they will have Stafford coming off the books. So they definitely could make it work and they have an extra first round pick in the coming draft.
They have to be considered contenders is they are routinely beating the defending champs and presumptive favourites.
Yes, but one game did occur on a neutral site. If it was a the western conference finals the first two games would have happened in OKC and the third in SA. Whereas in this case game 1 was LV, game 2 SA and game 3 OKC. Seems unlikely Spurs would have won 2 in a row in OKC but who knows they seem to have their number. One more game between the two this season. Let's see how that one goes. If Spurs win that one they definitely at least have the mental edge going into a playoff series.
Probably all living in Texas.