@Stockjockey5@NickHarrisFWST I think Dak might agree with him. He can handle edge pressure... the up the middle stuff is where the trouble really starts.
@ConnorNFLDraft I don't even disagree with that point. And I'm sure someone else has to lead it, DC-wise, but I guess I'm curious if there's something to the 5-man front that might be a wrinkle teams aren't used to preparing for. Clark's already here, but it doesn't have to be Clark.
@ConnorNFLDraft I'm more interested in keeping Clark than Pickens. Complementary WR2s can't require top-of-the-market π° You can't be recreating the Bengals in Big D... though at least they've made a Super Bowl in recent memory. Gimme Aiyuk with something to proveβ¦
@ButterAubrey I give it a B-
Hard to suss out what "all circumstances" actually are, but I detect a hint of "soft"-ness that could ultimately prevent them from breaking the three-decade streak, if team leaders can't step up to supply some add'l "edge".
@SharpFootball DGAF Aikman is #2 in my rankings behind Greg Olsen, who I just think combines the edge that Troy brings with more of the quick insights that make Collinsworth slightly bearable.
@Cowboys_FanTalk To me, he's the most decisive tackler in the open field, so you need him back there to clean up when someone else inevitable whiffs on their assignments π
*cough * Kenneth Murray *cough*
@TheLandoShow Jerry's boy, not Schotty's boy... gotta convince ol' Jerrah he made a mistake AND that he should pay him not to work... not impossible, but...
@TheLandoShow At this point, I'd try to keep Clark, let Pickens walk, and see what an Aiyuk deal might look like.
It was nice that 3 was able to pick up the slack when Lamb was out, but I don't think trying to be the Bengals is a real winning formula... rather chase value not results at WR2