Oh I agree, I knew Dak wouldn't be a good QB despite the good freshman year. I just refrain from saying that because a lot of people seem to think Dak is the next coming of Russel Wilson. 

...and...who exactly are you planning to replace all those people with?

Dez had 63 receptions for 771 yards this season. He hasn't finished with less than 700 yards in any season where he's played 10 or more games since his rookie year in 2010. You'd be throwing away a guy that averages like 900 yards a season when healthy. That's a lot of production to suddenly make up for. Where exactly are you planning to find another receiver that can step in and start producing at that level? The top free agent WR prospect is Terrelle Pryor, followed by Mike Wallace and Sammy Watkins. None of those three have outperformed Dez this year. You can always try the draft, but your top prospects there are Calvin Ridley and Courtland Sutton; good players at the college level, but not exactly lighting the world on fire. Plus, if Dak is really as bad as you say he is, throwing them in at the NFL with a bad QB and them expected to take over as the #1 receiver is just going to destroy their confidence.

Who are you planning on replacing Jason Garrett with if you fire him? Top coaching candidate right now is Josh McDaniels; ask Ludicrous Speed about how his head coaching stint in Denver went. Beyond that, there's Jon Gruden, who by the time the 2018 season rolls around will not have coached for 10 years, and Jim Harbaugh, who is struggling at the college level, so, take your pick if any of those excite you.

Finally, Dak. Again, where the hell do you plan on getting a better QB? Look at the QBs available in free agency. Kirk Cousins, widely regarded as the top prize now that Jimmy Garoppolo is in San Francisco, is finishing up a $109 million contract, making roughly $27 million per year. You guys have less than a third of that in cap room, and getting rid of Dak doesn't help much because he's on a rookie contract. Even if you could trade Dez away and get the other team to eat his entire cap hit (unlikely), you'd still come up about $7 million short. And that's just for his current contract; you can bet given how NFL GM's stampede over each other to lock up any FA QB with the slightest inkling of potential (see Brock Osweiler for more details) that he'll get offered even more from some QB desperate team like Denver or Arizona. You can always try your hand at Sam Bradford or Josh McCown, or see if you can pull Jay Cutler back from retirement for one more year...but chances are they're even worse than you make Dak out to be. Again, you can go for the draft, but considering that you're quite literally ready to dump a second year QB because he didn't make the playoffs in both his first and second year, you'd probably be ready to throw out Josh Allen or whoever else is still available by mid-late first round in a couple of years.

And Dak didn't even play that badly this season; 63% completion, 21-11 TDs, 89.6 QB rating. That's pretty good for a second year QB on a team that was missing its best weapon for six games. Half the league would kill to have a QB that competent, and he's just wrapping up his sophomore year. Fuck, imagine if the Patriots had kicked Tom Brady to the curb after he had a slightly underwhelming 2002 and his team missed the playoffs.

You guys seriously need to calm down. Losing is frustrating, but if the Cleveland Browns have taught us anything, it's that you don't fix your franchise by rebooting it every couple of years and bringing in new players/staff. Look for some FAs in positions that you're actually weak in compared to the rest of the league, and give Dak some time to grow. Also, RG3's second year (and career) were destroyed by injuries, not just suddenly playing badly. Before the end of his first season, he had torn his LCL, ACL, and Meniscus. These are entirely different situations.

I will, however, support getting rid of Jerry Jones.

I didn't read all of your post to be honest, but I know you support keeping DAK and DEZ. Dez is on a downward spiral and been getting worse. He hasn't been making the catches he HAS TO MAKE even if the throws aren't prefect. He is getting paid way too much not to make those catches. Also, he causes way too much drama which is killing our team.

Dak is getting worse too and he is really bad if he doesn't have a running game or receivers that aren't creating a lot of seperation. Replacing them won't be easy, but it is worth it in the long run. Just like life itself, NFL is a marathon not a sprint. Trade those players in to get better players or position yourself better in the long run.

Forgot to mention this and it kills me, but get rid of Jason Witten. Sorry, but he is too damn slow. We need some speed to scare the defense. I liked him a lot, but he is too old and I can guarantee he costs a lot more than he is worth.

My wish list

- Remove Dak

- Remove Dez

- Remove Witten

- Remove coaches outside of DC (he is actually doing a great job).

- Keep building the line on both sides (which is improving).

- Build our linebackers ( I have faith our DB will get better with experience). Our current linebackers suck too outside of Sean lee.

- Find a pocket passer QB. Running QB aren't that great outside of Cam Newton imo. 

...and...who exactly are you planning to replace all those people with?

Dez had 63 receptions for 771 yards this season. He hasn't finished with less than 700 yards in any season where he's played 10 or more games since his rookie year in 2010. You'd be throwing away a guy that averages like 900 yards a season when healthy. That's a lot of production to suddenly make up for. Where exactly are you planning to find another receiver that can step in and start producing at that level? The top free agent WR prospect is Terrelle Pryor, followed by Mike Wallace and Sammy Watkins. None of those three have outperformed Dez this year. You can always try the draft, but your top prospects there are Calvin Ridley and Courtland Sutton; good players at the college level, but not exactly lighting the world on fire. Plus, if Dak is really as bad as you say he is, throwing them in at the NFL with a bad QB and them expected to take over as the #1 receiver is just going to destroy their confidence.

Who are you planning on replacing Jason Garrett with if you fire him? Top coaching candidate right now is Josh McDaniels; ask Ludicrous Speed about how his head coaching stint in Denver went. Beyond that, there's Jon Gruden, who by the time the 2018 season rolls around will not have coached for 10 years, and Jim Harbaugh, who is struggling at the college level, so, take your pick if any of those excite you.

Finally, Dak. Again, where the hell do you plan on getting a better QB? Look at the QBs available in free agency. Kirk Cousins, widely regarded as the top prize now that Jimmy Garoppolo is in San Francisco, is finishing up a $109 million contract, making roughly $27 million per year. You guys have less than a third of that in cap room, and getting rid of Dak doesn't help much because he's on a rookie contract. Even if you could trade Dez away and get the other team to eat his entire cap hit (unlikely), you'd still come up about $7 million short. And that's just for his current contract; you can bet given how NFL GM's stampede over each other to lock up any FA QB with the slightest inkling of potential (see Brock Osweiler for more details) that he'll get offered even more from some QB desperate team like Denver or Arizona. You can always try your hand at Sam Bradford or Josh McCown, or see if you can pull Jay Cutler back from retirement for one more year...but chances are they're even worse than you make Dak out to be. Again, you can go for the draft, but considering that you're quite literally ready to dump a second year QB because he didn't make the playoffs in both his first and second year, you'd probably be ready to throw out Josh Allen or whoever else is still available by mid-late first round in a couple of years.

And Dak didn't even play that badly this season; 63% completion, 21-11 TDs, 89.6 QB rating. That's pretty good for a second year QB on a team that was missing its best weapon for six games. Half the league would kill to have a QB that competent, and he's just wrapping up his sophomore year. Fuck, imagine if the Patriots had kicked Tom Brady to the curb after he had a slightly underwhelming 2002 and his team missed the playoffs.

You guys seriously need to calm down. Losing is frustrating, but if the Cleveland Browns have taught us anything, it's that you don't fix your franchise by rebooting it every couple of years and bringing in new players/staff. Look for some FAs in positions that you're actually weak in compared to the rest of the league, and give Dak some time to grow. Also, RG3's second year (and career) were destroyed by injuries, not just suddenly playing badly. Before the end of his first season, he had torn his LCL, ACL, and Meniscus. These are entirely different situations.

I will, however, support getting rid of Jerry Jones.

Cowboys fans are the best.

My favorite moment was when Romo was blamed for a loss in a game where he threw for over 500 yards and had 5 TDs to 1 INT.