Rolando McClain Won’t Make Dallas Cowboys’ Final Roster

July 5, 2014   ·   Chris Roling   ·   Jump to comments

In an alternate reality, Rolando McClain is the hero Dallas needs and deserves.
After presumably (hopefully) exhausting all other avenues to fill the gaping hole in the middle of the defense left in the wake of yet another Sean Lee injury, Jerry Jones and the Cowboys front office brought on McClain in a trade with the Baltimore Ravens, as explained by Ian Rapoport of NFL.com:
Before proceeding, let's take serious note of one thing: Ozzie Newsome, general manager of the Ravens, is a genius.
With that out of the way, let's get down to it.
Many were adamant that the Cowboys would address the linebacker position with Lee sidelined (and now officially on injured reserve) and the defense one year removed from ranking dead last in the NFL by allowing 415.3 yards per game and an average of 27 points on the nose.
But they surely didn't think that meant go out and grab a twice-retired, embattled linebacker who fell from the graces of being a top prospect because of...

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