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BakoSaint

I mean, what if Trey Lance takes over as the Cowboys starting Qb, wins MVP, and leads then to a Super Bowl Championship, since Dallas declined his option. Seems about as likely. Players have to earn their 5th year option by showing something by year 3, there is no scenario where you give a 3 year total bust the option.

K Major

Yep ^^.

Even if Payton Turner has 11+sacks in 2024, most teams aren’t offering more than 10 million dollars.

Based on what we’ve seen (or lack there of) over the years, he’s become Davenport 2.0 without the “resume”.

Hindsight is 20/20, however it was a really bad 1st rd pick.

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BakoSaint

If Payton Turner has 15 sacks he will get paid. If Trey Lance throws 40 TDs he will get paid. If Microsoft Surface Phone becomes virally popular with tweens for the latest and best supported exclusive social and AI apps, it will overtake Android and iOS. There is an if statement for everything, but you shouldn't talk yourself into if statements predicated on highly unlikely events unless the upside if those events come through is immense. The upside in the unlikely event that Turner becomes a star in 2024, getting him for slightly under market value in 2025 without a long term commitment, hoping he stays healthy in 2025, and then being able to sign him to a market value contract for 2026, is just not an immense reward for a gamble that is 95% likely to be a total loss. If you are going to gamble with those odds, you could get players like Zach Wilson or Trey Lance for less money, and the upside value if they suddenly reach their full potential would be much greater because they would have trade value with the franchise tag and its much harder to get a young QB than a young edge rusher with a checkered past for max salary.

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