4 thoughts on the super busy 2019 Dallas Cowboys so far

The Dallas Cowboys took a fast turn with the return of Jason Witten. It’s been a busy 2019 thus far. Let’s organize some of these thoughts.

Things just got interesting in Big D. Well, I have to say I didn’t see the second coming of Jason Witten to the Dallas Cowboys coming to fruition. My niece sent me the major headline and at first, I thought it was bogus.

Of course, then, my phone blew up and I figured out April Fool’s Day wasn’t on my calendar. So, he’s back: A king at the tight end spot gives it a second go. In other news, Cole Beasley is looking for his coin. DeMarcus Lawrence is also looking for payment.

It’s only March, but things around America’s Team is heating up. Let’s get around some of these whirlwind thoughts surrounding the Dallas Cowboys.

The Return of the King

He’s back.

There are a lot of thoughts around this headline. Some hate that old man Jason Witten is back. Some love it. Where do I fall?

I love comeback stories. Jason Witten, regardless of age and the type of shape he’s currently in, immediately bolsters this team at the tight end spot. Call him an old man, coach in the making, whatever — he is going to help.

There’s an argument that owner and general manager Jerry Jones‘ sentimentality towards his players will deter the team and its progress. That may be so, but this transaction feels right because after all, its number 82 we are talking about.

The return of the slot man

Cole Beasley is seeking $20 million in guaranteed coin. Should I just end this segment here? Is he trying to make up some money to cover his rap gigs down the line? Maybe his currency app was off and he was using the wrong currency.

$20 million is a lot of money. The 5’8″ fan favorite turns 30 in April. Let’s just call it as we see it: Dak Prescott‘s favorite target isn’t coming back.

Beware of the return of D-Ware?

Jason Witten is an inspiration. Nobody can take that away from the future Hall of Famer. But are the Dallas Cowboys open for a reunion with former great, DeMarcus Ware?

Look, everybody loves a good headline. And the Dallas Cowboys are known to bake up some good headlines. D-Ware is certainly teasing and having some fun. But could he play?

Well, he turns 37 this July and has been out of the NFL since March 13, 2017. If the Cowboys want this reunion, his 94 jersey is open for grabs.

Randy Gregory + David Irving

The return of Jason Witten certainly covers the blemishes left by Gregory and Irving. It’s time. It’s time to say goodbye to the pair. The cycle of suspensions and second chances is at best, a broken record that has gone platinum on the greatest hits charts.

Goodbye.