I'd rather keep the pick and pay him more, within reason.They shoulda just traded a late-round pick like they were asking for and locked him in at his current contract of 10 mil for 3 years. Now there will be a bidding war for him...
They probably would have taken a 7th and a bag of chips for him...I'd rather keep the pick and pay him more, within reason.
I would think a few teams had to offer something including us. Maybe they got greedy.They probably would have taken a 7th and a bag of chips for him...
Everyone knew he was going to be released including Dallas, I don't think it was greed and if it were, they're pretty stupid because they got nothing...I would think a few teams had to offer something including us. Maybe they got greedy.
“Durability is a slight concern but not as much as others. If Collins hits the market as a free agent, he isn’t likely going to get the contract he currently has. He should be cheaper. Collins is set to count $15.2, $15.2, and $13.4 million against the Cowboys cap the next three years. Some of that will be absorbed by the Cowboys if they cut him but he is still an expensive trade.”They shoulda just traded a late-round pick like they were asking for and locked him in at his current contract of 10 mil for 3 years. Now there will be a bidding war for him...
I don't think that is correct looking at his cap number over the next 3 years. I think $10M is only what the Cowboys are saving by cutting him after June 1st. I could be looking at this wrong.They shoulda just traded a late-round pick like they were asking for and locked him in at his current contract of 10 mil for 3 years. Now there will be a bidding war for him...