Pollard, Barkley woo teams; salary concerns ensue | RB Analysis
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00:00 A lot of people, even though they just don't care about the running back position anymore,
00:07 I'm still interested in where you think Pollard and Barkley are going to end up.
00:13 Yeah.
00:15 When you look at Saquon Barkley, Scott, he's not getting a franchise.
00:18 There's no chance of that.
00:20 The Giants have some interest in bringing it back, but he's going to have some interest
00:22 out there, but he's not going to get anywhere close to the kind of money he would have made
00:25 a couple of years ago.
00:26 You're talking about 11, 12 million.
00:27 That's not happening.
00:28 Josh Jacobs, the Raiders, still want him back.
00:30 There's no question about it.
00:31 They want to be a run-first team under Antonio Pierce.
00:34 That much I could tell you.
00:35 Tony Pollard, see, the problem with the Cowboys here, not only will they not franchise him,
00:40 as I told you in the other show, they have to get off of the salary cap number of almost
00:44 60 million for Dak Prescott.
00:46 They have to get that new deal done.
00:47 They also want to extend it.
00:49 CD Lamps contract.
00:51 They want to get through Micah Parsons if they can.
00:52 They've got a lot of work to do, and they're going to get started on that, but Tony Pollard,
00:56 Scott, he's not a starting running back per se.
00:58 He's got to be in a two-back system.
01:00 Wherever he goes, Scott, he's got to have a physical back to complement him because
01:04 he's not a grinding back.
01:05 That's not what he is.
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