This dude is incredible. Dak NEEDS not good, but great TE’s, because he gets nervous when the pocket pressure is high and needs an intuitive TE. We should trade up if we have to.

I want Myles to team up with Micah Parsons but I don't think we have the cap for him.

Jerry has the most valuable franchise in sports yet is one of the worst owners in so many ways. I guess he tries hard but unfortunately is not a success. Kraft does what an owner should do: philanthropy, public service, and stays out of football operations.

I was too young to remember the 90s and I don’t expect them to win a super bowl anytime soon, so I always root for the dynasty teams (Chiefs/Pats) to win every year. Reason being I don’t want to see any new team and their fanbase achieve happiness if I can’t have it. This Chiefs team has already won 3, so what’s another. I want other suffering fanbases like the Bills and Ravens to be down in the dumps with me. It’s nothing personal. Just misery loves company as they say. Does anyone else feel this way?

Mark Cuban sold the team to a family that has zero emotional attachment to the fanbase and community. Most people were excited for the change in ownership, and bought into the promises. A year later, after a Finals run, the team trades away its Super Star, generational talent, face of the franchise for years to come, for pennies….and for what appears to be financial reasons. I blame Cuban, who is a Mavs super fan himself, for leaving the franchise in the hands of such individuals…while also recognizing, that if he was still in charge, Luka would still be here. Say this to say: ownership changes aren’t always a good thing.

Couldn't think of another team to follow , I'm either going to follow the Cowboys are be done with NFL all together

Are there any seemingly credible views on whether Stephen etc (was gonna call them Jerry’s Kids but that’s disrespectful to the og’s) might be done with all this and sell the team after Jerry dies?

We have a full coaching staff that has something to prove. A head coach who the whole world laughed at when chosen. A offensive coordinator with his first coordinator gig. A DC that got ran out of town in Chicago but has a history of high performing defenses.

I really like the fact that Brian Schottenheimer has a humble approach and is filling out his staff with people who have had success in the league in one way or another and not just hiring his buddies. He seems open to creating something new with what personal he has and not relying on “his way” because he’s won it all before (Mike McCarthy approach).

The biggest risk I see is the obvious head coach stuff that he has no experience with like clock management and high pressure game time stuff.

You can only gain experience as a head coach if you’re a head coach. We haven’t seen what Brian is capable of.