All things NFL Offseason 2019.

[skinsfaninok]

99% Of Cowboys fans will be pissed if Dak gets that kind of $

[RedskinJake]

I'm guessing Dak will get a deal that will put him among the top paid QB's. It's not that anyone thinks he's the best in the league but he falls into that good enough category. Cowboys will cash-strap themselves by resigning him to a 5 year, $152M contract. $26M in year 1, moving up towards $35M in year 5. Could tack on some incentives for probowls and superbowls etc. and a 6th year mutual option for $40M. All just a guess but I think I'm going to be close. With the way QB salaries are going, if he's a top 6 QB in 6 years, they'll be happy to pay him $40M. Otherwise, they can choose not to pick up the option but it gives him and his agent a $190M, 6 year contract to talk about and look like they won out big. Hoping that he gets it, then does a whole bunch of nothing for 5-6 years setting the team back for the next decade.

[Buffalo Bob]

Mentioned on Colin Cowherd the other day that allowing coaches to challenge pass interference calls or non calls will create an issue with Hail Mary plays.
Typically the referees rarely call P.I. on them unless somebody gets tackled while the ball is in the air. What are they going to do now?

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

Mentioned on Colin Cowherd the other day that allowing coaches to challenge pass interference calls or non calls will create an issue with Hail Mary plays.

Typically the referees rarely call P.I. on them unless somebody gets tackled while the ball is in the air. What are they going to do now?

It’s a booth review in the last two minutes of a half



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[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by MTK

It’s a booth review in the last two minutes of a half



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Only scoring plays and turn overs, right? If the hail Mary is incomplete how would they look at a non call?