Owner and general manager Jerry Jones confessed that time is working against the veteran wide receiver’s potential addition to Dallas.
FRISCO — Last week, the owner and general manager of the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Joneshe asked to be “vigilant” about his team incorporating the wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. This Tuesday, Jones held back on the potential addition, speaking to 105.3 The Fan in Dallas.
“Until this morning we have nothing,” he admitted. Jonesadding that “the reality is that time is moving in its path relative to playoff play, so every day our chances for the future are diminishing.”
Self Baby would join the Cowboysthe plan was to place him on injured reserve after spending a day on the active roster while returning from a torn ACL in his left knee, an injury sustained during the Super cup from the last campaign. He would have to miss four games with injury to spare, which means that if he were to sign this week, he would have to miss at least Round of wild cards of the playoffs.
Los Cowboys have not passed the Divisional Round of the playoffs since 1995, and if they can do it this year, they should probably win three postseason games on the road, as a wild card team. Their last three road playoff victories came in the 1992, 1991, and 1980 seasons.
Last week, the Cowboys added free agent wide receiver TY Hiltonalso for the possibility that he would play immediately. Hilton was inactive against the Jacksonville Jaguarsbut the offensive coordinator Kellen Moore he was impressed.
“I can’t tell you how amazing it is to see a guy show up in December on the NFL and show up and be able to take on a system like he did,” he explained. Moore. “I think he’s great for that group and as we continue to build it, he’s going to make a big contribution to it.”
