Dallas Cowboys: Free Agency Game Goes On, Even in Nnamdi Asomugha Aftermath

July 30, 2011   ·   Matty Hammond   ·   Jump to comments

It's not over. The offseason spree. The revitalization. The bellows of Super Bowl bluster.
There's still a chance, still moves to be made. Dallas can recover.
Listen. Losing Nnamdi Asomugha stung. And that it was a division rival buzzing in the hedges,  surfacing and offering $60 million that no one thought he'd be accepting, burned that much more.
We offered $40 million plus intangibles—a Rob Ryan reunion and Dallas deliverance—that New York couldn't match, and thought it enough.
Once we knew we didn't, logic assured us that something else was coming. We wrote the sideline block party off as coincidence, figuring Jerry Jones and Ryan back and forth bantered their way to landing Cullen Jenkins or Barrett Ruud or something splashy.
They didn't.
Ryan called it a toast, for landing Marcus Spears and pursuing of Kenyon Coleman.
Doubtful. More plausible are the murmurs that death knelled for Terrance Newman, unwittingly about to be pl...

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