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Dallas Signs Marion Barber to 7 year deal

Postby thesteelhammer » Tue May 20, 2008 8:18 pm

ESPNews reports the Dallas Cowboys signed RB Marion Barber III to a seven-year deal, worth $45 million Tuesday, May 20.

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Re: Dallas Signs Marion Barber to 7 year deal

Postby Switzer » Tue May 20, 2008 11:39 pm

thesteelhammer wrote:ESPNews reports the Dallas Cowboys signed RB Marion Barber III to a seven-year deal, worth $45 million Tuesday, May 20.



they also signed newman to a long term deal...

this is good news..

I don't pay much attention to cap numbers to be honest( I should jerry screwed us in the late 90's with some real bad deals).. I have to take a closer look and see what type of hit Barbers contracts are but I would imagine they see Barber as a player who with his style of running they need to keep as a feature back but with limited carries hence the drafting of jones. getting 12 million gaureenteed is a good value for his style of running.

Newman on the other hand will see very penny of the 22.5 million.

i dont beleive either will finish out these long term contracts with dallas

i believe both are very good signing.. I felt both would get done before training camp

my real concern among other things with dallas is Roy Williams he could not cover me.

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Re: Dallas Signs Marion Barber to 7 year deal

Postby baumblvd » Wed May 21, 2008 12:36 pm

Barber is a good back. Runs with power and attitude. Of course, it goes without saying that he'll never see 7 more years. No teams keep backs around past their useful life -- unless that back's last name is Staley.

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Re: Dallas Signs Marion Barber to 7 year deal

Postby thesteelhammer » Wed May 21, 2008 6:59 pm

A lot of each of their contracts was guaranteed money.

Imagine Jerry Jones in an NFL without a Salary cap.

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