I'm open to any and every option when it comes to our QB situation. Despite what some may think, there is no clear solution. All scenarios would come with risks. What I do know is that the QB position is extremely important in the NFL. If you don't have a good one, it's unlikely you'll be a contender. The bad teams have the worst QBs and the good teams have the best ones.

Sign Dak and you have limited money for free agency. Coupled with the uncertainty of whether the injury will affect him moving forward. Can he continue his upward trajectory and be the dynamic offensive player and clutch performer the cowboys need?

Resign Dalton to be a starter and he'll wanna be paid as a starter, and there goes some of that FA money. It's also likely that Dalton would need a superior team around him, to compensate for his limitations. How close are the cowboys to that? And could we even resign him? He's on record as saying he wants to be a starter, so it's likely he entertains offers from other teams. But most importantly would Jerry let Dak walk and sign Dalton as our starter? Seems possible but unlikely.

Lastly many are in favor of signing Dalton as a stop gap and drafting a young QB to develop behind him. Draft that QB when? Use that coveted #10 pick this year on one? That pick probably needs to go to a defensive player for this atrocious D. Draft one in the 2nd round? The quality goes way down if you do. Obviously QBs come with a high bust rate, so u get average QB play from Dalton while praying that our young QB develops into a good one?

All come with risks. But in reality the only thing that matters is what Jerry wants. My gut tells me he likes Dak and will find a way to resign him. When Jerry likes someone, he usually resigns them. Personally I think this is the best choice; but I have the same concerns everyone else does with that choice.