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Originally Posted by professorellisdtrails
you have depth at a weakness spot, now that is funny. that means you have alot of crappy players their, crappy but a lot of 'em, LOL. Also Sean Ryan got traded. Jamaica whatever and the other guy couldn't start for any team let alone the eagles. Crayton is a bum. He had like two good games last year and one was the first game of the year. Oline is terrible, I don't care how deep it is. LB's are deep, but that is hardly a deep TEAM. Safeties will continue to struggle in coverage. Coleman might be suspended. Ellis doesn't even want to be there.
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Where to start??? Ok first it means that we have a lot of players that are average and have not set themselves apart from one another. If other teams would want to trade for them they can not be all that bad. Sean Ryans trade helps prove the point about the deepth. Before you guys traded for Stalworth, that is one move I am glade you did, Jamaica would be ahead of the rest of the guys. Crayton is as good if not better than Brown is right now he just has better players in front of him. Olines take time working together to get good and Dallas has been moving people back and forth from 1st string to 3rd. This week BP should name the starters and give them time working together so they will improve. We have 10 LBS that could make any team with about 7 of them that could start for most of them. Watkins has been playing well even though he is a rookie and has started the last 3 games. Coleman was never sure of a spot, and with Elam playing so well it is looking less and less likely that Coleman will make the team.
Cowboys Mailbag: Increased depth has teams seeking trades with Cowboys
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