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Additionally, given recent comments by owner Jerry Jones that can be viewed as nothing short of awkward, McCarthy addressing them recently by both showing common ground with Jones and an obvious frustration with the "landscape" of coaching the Cowboys, it goes without saying that if the Cowboys don't make a deep playoff run next season, there might be another major shakeup that also throws Kellen Moore and Dan Quinn into the cauldron of questions.
And you can add the decision to trade four-time Pro Bowl receiver Amari Cooper to the Cleveland Browns to that list, along with speculation on the future of All-Pro pass rusher DeMarcus Lawrence (the ended in a three-year, fully guaranteed $30 million contract) and starting right tackle La'El Collins -- the latter having been given permission to seek a trade as the Cowboys field offers to potentially send him packing.
The Cowboys have six traditional draft picks and one projected compensatory pick in this year's draft, and it's key to remember compensatory picks can be traded away. The league has yet to officially announce its 2022 list of comp picks but, based upon the existing formula, we have a good idea of how many the Cowboys will be awarded (1), for whom (Andy Dalton) and where it will land on draft weekend (see below).
Here's where the rubber truly meets the road for the Cowboys. They enter the offseason with a list of in-house free agents they must attend to before and while also surveying the landscape outside of Dallas to see who deserves an offer to join the team in 2022. Who they can or can't retain and who they can or cannot woo into coming to North Texas will have a massive impact on what their draft blueprint looks like, but it's also a year that doesn't see the Cowboys forced to shop heavily outside of the building -- something they're typically allergic to doing anyway -- because their in-house stable of free agents is arguably the most potent in the NFL.
Don't expect the Cowboys to go crazy in free agency, so while landing a player like Jessie Bates III (or Marcus Williams or Tyrann Mathieu) would be a dream, it's not likely to happen -- especially given the fact each has a market value of nearly $15 million annually and are all set to land multi-year deals. So while it's great and justifiable to name them as wanted targets, the culture of spending in Dallas and their ability + belief in the NFL draft simply doesn't support lending much energy to considering them for longer than it takes to check the mail in the morning.
A look at future Hall of Fame pass rusher Von Miller also made perfect sense, but only if they completely botched the Randy Gregory negotiations (it happened) and/or make the mistake of moving on from DeMarcus Lawrence (it nearly happened) for cap space when a restructure solves that issue. Miller was not looking to play backup to anyone in 2022, so if both Gregory and Lawrence would've remained together, Dallas wouldn't have been an attractive landing spot in the eyes of a player hot off of his second Super Bowl victory and who'll have his pick of the FA litter (apply this same logic to Chandler Jones while you're at it, minus the Lombardi trophies).
Instead, the team could've had a far less expensive conversation with a former Cowboys draft interest in Emmanuel Ogbah (whom they were set to select in 2016 before the Cleveland Browns took him just ahead of Dallas) and/or Melvin Ingram, who still has plenty of tread left on his tires and a chip on his shoulder from how things went for him in 2021.
It's a fluid game that includes two separate deadlines: the first lands in April and draws a hard line that prevents new signings of unrestricted free agents from being calculated in the formula, but the Cowboys could help their case for the 2023 NFL Draft if they choose to release any qualifying new signings during the season; before a second predetermined (and TBD) NFL deadline.
The following web applications allow for interactively viewing and investigating zoning, land use policy, subdivision activity, aerial imagery, and many other features pertaining to land use within the UNINCORPORATED communities of Los Angeles County. These applications also allow the user to pan and zoom, search and interact with the maps. Some of these applications require the Adobe Flash player.
SMMLCP-NET provides information regarding biological resources, scenic resources, zoning, land use, etc. for properties within the Santa Monica Mountains Coastal Zone? Use this tool to VIEW this information for properties within the Coastal Zone. This is a new version (HTML5) as of Dec 2018; previous version was Flash/Flex based.Please send direct feedback regarding this application to the DRP GIS Section.
ELA-NET Looking for proposed zoning and land use information for properties within the East Los Angeles 3rd Street Specific Plan (also referred to as East LA Specific Plan) area? Use this tool to VIEW the proposed designations related to Specific Plan. We do not have zoning or land use data for incorporated cities (those areas are 'masked out' in white). . It was developed by the Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning's GIS Section in conjunction with the Community Studies - East Area Section.View E-NET About, FAQs and Help sections.Please send direct feedback regarding this application to the DRP GIS Section.
FF-NET provides PROPOSED zoning and land use policy information (and several other overlay layers) in a new and very simple user interface for the unincorporated community of Florence-Firestone. Use this tool to SEE the proposed zoning and land use designations related to the Florence-Firestone Community Plan Program. It was developed by the Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning's GIS Section in conjunction with the Community Studies - East Area Section. This application requires Adobe Flash.View FF-NET About, FAQs and Help sections.Please send direct feedback regarding this application to the DRP GIS Section.
Z-NET provides geographic information regarding zoning, land use and several other overlay layers in a new and very simple user interface. One of the key features of this application is to determine whether a subject property is within an UNINCORPORATED area or within one of the County's 88 cities. Please view the Basic Tutorial before using the application.Please view our Overview Video for this application.Please send direct feedback regarding this application to the DRP GIS Section.
I see Minnesota as a team that is overlooked but lurking. The Vikings have a rookie coach with a fresh perspective, the weapons to keep pace with whatever the new-look Packers produce, and a defense that includes a former Packer (Za'Darius Smith) who might be out for a little revenge. Minnesota has existed as Green Bay's little brother for a while now, and if ever there were a time for the smaller sibling to land a haymaker, it's Week 1.
In the two decades after the Civil War the open-range cattle industry dominated the Great Plains, then died and was replaced by closed-range ranching and stock farming. In West Texas during the 1880s new owners, representing eastern and European investment companies, gained control of the ranching industry and brought with them innovations threatening to many ranchhands. Previously, cowboys could take part of their pay in calves, brand mavericks, and even run small herds on their employers' land. New ranch owners, interested in expanding their holdings and increasing their profits, insisted that the hands work only for wages and claimed mavericks as company property. The work was seasonal. It required long hours and many skills, was dangerous, and paid only an average of forty dollars a month. The ranch owners' innovations, along with the nature of the work, gave rise to discontent.
University of Oregon associate head coach, offensive line coach and run-game coordinator Adrian Klemm is expected to be named as the new offensive line coach for the New England Patriots on Monday, Feb. 6.
Jeremy Fowler, from ESPN.com, believes the New Orleans Saints could be interested in QB Derek Carr. He's played under Dennis Allen with the (then) Oakland Raiders, and that was a connection people were making at the Senior Bowl last week.
New York Jets impending free-agent C Connor McGovern appears unlikely to return to the team in 2023, in the opinion of SNY.tv's Connor Hughes. In an appearance on the Badlands Podcast, Hughes said that McGovern's exit interview did not include discussions of a contract extension.
OBJ could be the next in a sequence of big moves that Buffalo have made as they chase their Super Bowl dream. After landing Von Miller and now a versatile running back in Nyheim Hines, the Bills clearly mean business. Signing Beckham makes sense for a side willing to do whatever it takes to win that Lombardi trophy.
Odell Beckham Jr. could look at the Bills as the Super Bowl favorites and if that is his main goal, they are an obvious landing spot. Whether this is the defining factor in his mind is a separate matter. Buffalo already have a superstar receiver in Stefon Diggs, and although OBJ would be a huge weapon in their offense, he wouldn't be the focal point.
In keeping with Odell Beckham Jr.'s desire to play for a contender, the Kansas City Chiefs are still a potential suitor. Since trading Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins, the Chiefs haven't missed a step. With a strong core of supporting players like JuJu Smith-Schuster and Marquez Valdes-Scantling, they have been able to keep on winning. Kansas City also traded for Kadarius Toney, landing an injury-prone but dynamic weapon for their offense. On the surface, the Chiefs look set for the season. 2ff7e9595c
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