Time to trade Cowboys who still have value?
Cory and Mike ask would Dallas benefit from trading players like Jalen Tolbert, Tank Lawrence, who still have value for other teams instead of waiting for C-level free agents.
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00:00Wouldn't it be smarter and I know that Jerry Jones has never done this in his life and he never will
00:05Would it be smarter and maybe we'll talk about this tomorrow. I'm just throwing this out
00:09Would it be smarter if the Cowboys took their Jalen Tolbert's? I don't know if Brandon Cooks has any value
00:15Maybe DeMarcus Lawrence. I know he's hurt. Maybe he's not coming back and just seeing if you can stack up
00:22Four or five extra picks over the next two years in trading like we're not Eric Kendricks
00:28I know that he's here and maybe the Cowboys think they're going the Super Bowl
00:31I know they do but start naming guys that you think could help out other teams and going
00:36Why don't we trade them that we don't think have a major? I know that this would be bad
00:41It looks like a tank. I try to trade Zack Martin. It looks like today say Zack Martin's on the market
00:46Can we get a third round pick for him?
00:48It would look like a tank and that's kind of that conversation of how do you stay competitive while also?
00:55Making yourself viable for the future and it's all about draft picks if you cannot sign free agents and the Cowboys have made it clear
01:02As day, they're never gonna sign another free agent the rest of Dax career
01:06They're net they'll sign Eric Kendricks and I'm not trying to make fun of him. He's been really good low level
01:13See he took less to come here. Yeah, like
01:16Five million at most. Yeah, like is your market to sign a free agent for the next five years
01:20So you're gonna get very low level free agents if that's the case then let's trade the guys that you don't think have much of
01:27a future left and
01:29Start getting other draft picks because it's the only way the Jones family said you can improve the team over the next half decade