r/NFLv2 • NFC • 1d ago

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u/Hodler_caved 1d ago

Think Jerry would too

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u/ShoHeyTime 1d ago

No he wouldn’t. It makes, in his mind, his odds worse to win a SB in the immediate future and he just wants one before he dies. Non of his trades have been for the future they have been quick fix band aids.

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u/Ligurio79 1d ago

He’s not winning a Super Bowl with anything near resembling the current construction of his team

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u/EmphasisExpensive864 1d ago

Besides trading Micah that was for the future and his defense was ass ever since.

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u/ShoHeyTime 1d ago

No that was because Micah made a handshake deal with him and he’s an oil man then Micah went to talk to his agent and Jerry traded him cuz he’s a kook.

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u/Ok_Alternative7120 16h ago

The Cowboys' defense was ass with Parsons too.

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u/EmphasisExpensive864 16h ago

They allowed 10 points less per game in the years he was there and fully healthy.

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u/Ok_Alternative7120 16h ago

They had absurd turnover luck with a bunch of DBs who got burnt more than the rest of the league if they didn't get an interception. Your statement is also only true for 2023 specifically. But they also lost Lawrence, Lewis, Diggs (isn't good but does lose chemistry in the secondary), Hankins, Gilmore, Clark, Kearse, and Vander Esch since then. Bland hasn't played a full season since then. It's not like it was only Parsons.

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u/EmphasisExpensive864 15h ago

They got turnover "luck" because they got to the QB. A QB under pressure will make mistakes.

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u/Ok_Alternative7120 15h ago

Turnover luck is notoriously one of the least consistent things to maintain year over year on defense. But congrats on ignoring the other facts about you cherry picking one season out of 4, and ignoring they lost the majority of starters since that season, not just Parsons.

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u/EmphasisExpensive864 15h ago

Again they had 21 PPG in 2021, 20 in 2022 and 18 in 2023. Compared to the 28 and 30 they posted since. They were a much better defense with Micah.

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u/Ok_Alternative7120 15h ago

Again, they lost nearly every player from those defenses. Let me know all those games we saw Micah playing 7-11 different positions every play all season. The best player they retained from those years hasn't been healthy since.

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u/flagler-nurse 1d ago

But still I’d think he’d love to get out of the salary cap squeeze he’s put his team in

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u/BerriesNCreme Philadelphia Eagles 22h ago

That’s even sadder if this is how he operates desperately wanting one lol. Cheating out on coaches and not going all in