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It's getting to the point, with the complex interplay between losing blue-chip talent, yet also gaining a shit ton of draft wealth in the process, I wonder if there are players in the organization with a mindset to stick with it to see if it pays off in a few years.
They're certain to be non-competitive for 2-3 years, but they're also odds-favorable to be dominant in 4-5. If you're 23-24 years old and feel undervalued in the league, would you think it worth the gamble to keep your head down and work hard for little immediate payoff, gambling on eventual superstardom.
Like, suppose you had been drafted by the Cowboys a year or two BEFORE Aikman and Emmitt came along?
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