DOUG FREE RUMORS & GOSSIP
Doug Free here to stay for Cowboys, blah…
The speculation on Doug Free staying or leaving the Dallas Cowboys ended, according to ESPN’s Todd Archer:
IRVING, Texas – Doug Free has accepted a pay cut and will remain with the Dallas Cowboys, according to a source.
Free was scheduled to make $7 million this season and count $10.02 million against the salary cap, but the new two-year deal opens up salary-cap room for the...
Paycut should serve as motivation for Cowboys' Free
No one questioned the Dallas Cowboys for giving offensive tackle Doug Free a lucrative, long-term contract in 2011. The former fourth-round pick had been the club's most consistent linemen and other teams were poised to sign him in free agency.
It was hard to imagine him completely regressing as a player and ultimately platooning at right tackle with the inexperienced Jermey...
Via Fox Sports Southwest
May 17, 2013
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Report: Doug Free accepts 50% paycut
Well, as predicted, the Cowboys will be rolling the dice with Doug Free for the 2013 season. We are in trouble, no way to sugar coat this BS. Fans cannot be happy that Free will remain on the team this season. He sucks man. Yes, we saved money, but the bumbling idiot is still going to let guys bull rush him, Tony Romo will be on the run, our backs will get blasted in the backfield...
Cowboys waiting to hear back from Free on contract
The Dallas Cowboys are still waiting to hear back from Doug Free regarding his contract situation.
But that didn't prevent the right tackle from attending Wednesday's annual Cowboys Golf Classic at the Cowboys Golf Club.
Free, who did not speak with reporters, took a minute to chat with Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones before posing for a photo, but it didn...
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May 15, 2013
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Cowboys may be getting closer to making a decision on Doug Free
According to Nick Eatman of DallasCowboys.com, Cowboys Executive Vice President/COO Stephen Jones told him that they haven’t made a decision on what they’re going to do with Doug Free, but Eatman believes they’re getting closer to making a decision.
If the Cowboys are going to release Free, it won’t happen until June 1st or later. That way they can save more cap money...
Jerry Jones said they’d love to keep Doug Free, but they are trying to redo his contract
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told the media that he’d like to keep offensive lineman Doug Free.
“I’d like to keep him,” Jones said, per he Fort Worth Star-Telegram. “We think that Doug Free can be an important part of the team. He’s been here. We know him. We think that with what we’re doing in other parts of our offense, certainly in the offensive line, that this...
Report: Cowboys asking Doug Free to take a “substantial” pay cut
According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, the Dallas Cowboys are asking offensive tackle Doug Free to take a big pay cut.
#Cowboys playing hardball with Doug Free. Pay cut they’re asking for is “substantial.” Not $1-2M. Trying to draw it out, time on their side
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) May 7, 2013
Problems for #Cowboys: 1. Are there better options out there?...
Cowboys Closer to Rolling Dice with Doug Free
If the season started today, Doug Free would be our starting RT. The Cowboys are supposedly in the market for a new RT; however, they just let Tyson Clabo slip through their fingers. Clabo signed with the Miami Dolphins today, so you can scratch him off the list. The Cowboys still have options with Eric Winston and Winston Justice, but the longer the Cowboys wait the closer they...
Source: Free doesn't think he'll stay with Cowboys
IRVING, Texas It is a gigantic game of Chicken. It is also a gigantic game of Musical Chairs.
And the two games involve gigantic sums of money and, because it's all about offensive tackles, it involves gigantic men, too.
And beleaguered Dallas Cowboys tackle Doug Free is now a player in the game of Musical-Chair Chicken.
A source close to Free tells me the veteran "anticipates...
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May 02, 2013
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Cowboys Will Rely Heavily on Draft to fix Offensive Line
Free Agency is three days deep and Cowboys fans are salivating at some pretty good players going bye-bye as we remain handcuffed to our horrid cap management. If the season started today, the Cowboys would not win more than 8 games. The offensive line from 2012 remains fully intact and that should be scaring the crap outta fans. The #1 weakness going into the upcoming season is our...
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