whodknee
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It was a Great trade for the CowgirlsIn addition to the draft picks you listed. the Cowboy's also got a slew of players that were contributors to their playoff runs.
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It was a Great trade for the CowgirlsIn addition to the draft picks you listed. the Cowboy's also got a slew of players that were contributors to their playoff runs.
Until Bieniemy didn't get an interview..
Speaking of which I thought Eric was supposed to have a virtual interview yesterday Did that happen?
Silly man.You are a silly man/woman/person/[insert gender], Member 56723.Wanna' be friends? lol
I'm surprised, as well, but I think the historic loyalty to the Texans has become a thing of the past and someone is eventually going to write a book at some point. You can only contain this much drama for so long before someone decides to capitalize on it.
I've read a couple of good books over the years about Bud Adams and his antics. The Texans are reaching that level of intrigue.![]()
The Agent can talkThey had been in contact with EB weeks before , as I said then , I'm completely shocked that they didn't get hit with tampering charges not long after OB was canned.
Yes , he did have a virtual interview yesterday.
The Agent can talk
I just did Agents can talk about trades all day any day..and they doWho said anything about an agent ?
No it's not.
They got 3 1st's, 3 2nd's, 1 3rd, and a 6th.
In addition to the draft picks you have listed. the Cowboy's also got a slew of players that were contributors to their playoff runs
The Cowboys wound up selecting running back Emmitt Smith, defensive tackle Russell Maryland, safety Darren Woodson and cornerback Kevin Smith, among others, to help build a solid core of young players that won three championships, beginning with a blowout victory over Buffalo in Super Bowl XXVII in January 1993.No they didn't.
Name them.
The Cowboys wound up selecting running back Emmitt Smith, defensive tackle Russell Maryland, safety Darren Woodson and cornerback Kevin Smith, among others, to help build a solid core of young players that won three championships, beginning with a blowout victory over Buffalo in Super Bowl XXVII in January 1993.
I think @Mollywhopper talking about if players were included in the tradeThe Cowboys wound up selecting running back Emmitt Smith, defensive tackle Russell Maryland, safety Darren Woodson and cornerback Kevin Smith, among others, to help build a solid core of young players that won three championships, beginning with a blowout victory over Buffalo in Super Bowl XXVII in January 1993.
Sure, but that's not what he said. He said 'in addition to the draft picks..'
The draft picks became those guys. We all know that. There was no 'in addition to'.
To Dallas Cowboys | To Minnesota Vikings | To San Diego Chargers |
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To Dallas Cowboys To Minnesota Vikings To San Diego Chargers
- LB Jesse Solomon
- LB David Howard
- CB Issiac Holt
- DE Alex Stewart
- Minnesota's 1st round pick in 1990
- Minnesota's 2nd round pick in 1990
- Minnesota's 6th round pick in 1990
- Minnesota's 1st round pick in 1991 (conditional on cutting Solomon)
- Minnesota's 2nd round pick in 1991 (conditional on cutting Howard)
- Minnesota's 1st round pick in 1992 (conditional on cutting Holt)
- Minnesota's 2nd round pick in 1992 (condition met by trading away Nelson)
- Minnesota's 3rd round pick in 1992 (conditional on cutting Stewart)
- RB Herschel Walker
- Dallas's 3rd round pick in 1990
- San Diego's 5th round pick in 1990
- Dallas's 10th round pick in 1990
- Dallas's 3rd round pick in 1991
No it's not.
They got 3 1st's, 3 2nd's, 1 3rd, and a 6th.
+ 4 players- Dallas gave up Walker, 2 3's and a 10th
edit: Texian beat me to it
Sure, but that's not what he said. He said 'in addition to the draft picks..'
The draft picks became those guys. We all know that. There was no 'in addition to'.
There was
CB Issiac Holt (4 year starting CB for the Cowboys)No they didn't.
Name them.
Dude, read the wiki page.
The players were thrown in to add additional picks, they were never a part of the winning Dallas teams.
You can't count all the picks and say anything about the players.
After waiving Stewart, the Cowboys threatened to waive the other Vikings players that came in the Herschel Walker trade, in order to get all of the conditional draft picks. Head coach Jimmy Johnson eventually had second thoughts on the February 1 deadline and traded three future draft choices (third-round and tenth-round in 1990 and a third-round in 1991) to the Vikings for the right to retain the original full package of draft choices, plus Issiac Holt, Jesse Solomon and David Howard.
Ok, I missed the part where the Cowboys gave back the two 3rds and a 10ths to keep the players. So Mollywopper is correct, the Hershal Walker trade did not in fact net the Cowboy's back the equivalent of six 1st round draft picks. it was more like five 1st rounders and a 2nd or 3rd.Stewart is the only player waived...
From the wiki:
Stewart is the only player waived...
From the wiki:
Deshaun has all the leverage in the world to make the Texans get nothing in return on a trade.
The Texans have the leverage to decide if he ever gets paid to pay pro football anymore..
I don't think it's just his say..
More or less: But Holt was significantThe others didn't contribute to any Cowboys success and were off the team as to activate the excess draft picks that made the trade such a success.
He finished the season with 15 tackles and 2 passes defensed.
In 1990, he was named the starter at left cornerback, collecting 53 tackles, 3 interceptions (tied for the team lead), 18 passes defensed (led the team) and 2 blocked punts. He missed the season opener against the Washington Redskins with a groin injury.
In 1991, he posted 53 tackles, 4 interceptions (led the team), 21 passes defensed (led the team) and one blocked punt. The next year, he registered 11 starts, 30 tackles, 2 interceptions, 9 passes defensed, one safety and one blocked punt, while been a part of the Super Bowl XXVII Championship team.
From 1990 to 1992, Holt became one of the top players on the team's defense at left cornerback, posting a total of 9 interceptions.[3]
C) Have a "Back Injury" in training camp, so he cannot practice or play in games. "Back Injuries are perfect in that they are so hard diagnose or dispute (see Jalen Ramsey)"
The texans can not trade him with out his approval. He has complete veto power, so yes basically it is up to just him.
The others didn't contribute to any Cowboys success and were off the team as to activate the excess draft picks that made the trade such a success.
It doesn’t work that way. Watson can’t just say “My back hurts I can’t play” he has to be examined by the club physician and yes he can a second opinion but that second opinion has to communicate all medical records, examinations and recommended treatments. Here’s the CBA so you can dig through it yourself.
Believe me Watson faking an injury and the Texans playing hard ball would not end well for Watson. Wouldn’t for the Texans either but long term Watson would suffer more.
The "Back Injury" work just fine for Jalen Ramsey. He got paid and forced a trade from the Jaguars to the rams.
If he holds out it will cost him $40,000 per day in fines.
Those fines can no longer be waived as they were commonly forgotten in the past , the new CBA changed that. Teams just can't forgive it anymore.
If he holds out and doesn't show up for the regular season , his contract is frozen and he is also on the hook for the bonus money he's already received.
He has little leverage in this situation .... the league / franchise holds the cards.
He does not have to hold out.
All he has to do is show up to what ever he is contractually required to show up for, (ie Mini Camp and Training Camp) and half ass go thru the motions (Did anyone not see the BS James Harden just pulled to force a trade) and they can not fine him.
If he makes subtle ambiguous insults towards Cal McNair, or refer to Cal as "Tommy Boy" (justly deserved) on Twitter and in press conferences, and Cal will get royalty pissed off and they will trade him for anything they can get.
Get as many draft picks as you can for him
As I said in my earlier post: Because of Deshaun's "No Trade Clause" he has the leverage, and the motivation, to keep his new team from having to give up anything more than say a 3rd or 4th Round draft pick back as compensation to the Texans. Basically the Texans could end up with nothing in return.
The "Back Injury" work just fine for Jalen Ramsey. He got paid and forced a trade from the Jaguars to the rams.
Jags didn’t push it because they were rebuilding anyway and they got 2 1sts for Ramsey. Rams met their price so yeah they traded him. Plus there is a big difference in a cornerback and a franchise QB.
So you’re saying if Watson wants to go to the Jets & the Texans negotiated for three 1st, two 2nds, & two thirds, Watson would enforce his NTC & tell them to work out a deal for less?As I said in my earlier post: Because of Deshaun's "No Trade Clause" he has the leverage, and the motivation, to keep his new team from having to give up anything more than say a 3rd or 4th Round draft pick back as compensation to the Texans. Basically the Texans could end up with nothing in return.
Is there really? But Deshaun would probably not even not fake a "Back Injury". All he would need to do is half ass it like James Harden, and make makes subtle ambiguous (or not so subtel) insults towards Cal McNair, and they will trade him for what ever he agrees to. Remember his "No Trade Clause" gives him veto power on any trade he doesn't like.
He does not have to hold out.
All he has to do is show up to what ever he is contractually required to show up for, (ie Mini Camp and Training Camp) and half ass go thru the motions (Did anyone not see the BS James Harden just pulled to force a trade) and they can not fine him.
If he makes subtle ambiguous insults towards Cal McNair, or refer to Cal as "Tommy Boy" (justly deserved) on Twitter and in press conferences, and Cal will get royalty pissed off and they will trade him for anything they can get.
DW4 can say yes or no, he does not get negotiate the deal. All the Texans have to do is ask DW4 for a list of teams he would except a trade. At that point it is out of his hands.As I said in my earlier post: Because of Deshaun's "No Trade Clause" he has the leverage, and the motivation, to keep his new team from having to give up anything more than say a 3rd or 4th Round draft pick back as compensation to the Texans. Basically the Texans could end up with nothing in return.
So you’re saying if Watson wants to go to the Jets & the Texans negotiated for three 1st, two 2nds, & two thirds, Watson would enforce his NTC & tell them to work out a deal for less?
I’m thinking if Watson says he wants to be traded, Caserio says, “Here, sign this waiver.” Otherwise no trade.
Is it really? But Deshaun would probably not even not fake a "Back Injury". All he would need to do is half ass it like James Harden, and make makes subtle ambiguous (or not so subtel) insults towards Cal McNair, and they will trade him for what ever he agrees to. Remember his "No Trade Clause" gives him veto power on any trade he doesn't like.
Remember:
Watson is not looking for money, his contract is set.
What he wants is what Patrick Mahonnes already has. A team that can win now, and has a good chance of being a contender every year for the foreseeable future. What he wants, is to play for a Dynasty.
So if he is traded to a team that is forced to give up all their future draft capital, or key players to the Texans as fair compensation, he will have defeated his entire purpose in asking for a trade in the first place.
And yes because of the veto power that "No Trade Clause" gives him, he can dictate what the his new team gives the Texans back as compensation.
DW4 can say yes or no, he does not get negotiate the deal. All the Texans have to do is ask DW4 for a list of teams he would except a trade. At that point it is out of his hands.
BTW it was DW4 and his agent who put the No Trade in the contract. Jack had to accept it if he wanted to get DW4 under contract.
You really don’t have any idea how contracts, the CBA and NFL rules in general work do you? Believe me Watson does not have near the power you think he does. Go back and look at all the hold outs and everything else. Almost universally it ended badly for the player.