Jerry's cowboys lick information about the Travis trade

Frisco – Dallas Cowboy's owner Jerry Jones cannot help.

A national report contains a video that Jerry shows in his helicopter. It mentions his friendship with Colorado head coach Deion Sanders, the Pro Football Hall of Famer, who played for the cowboys from 1995 to 1999 while winning a super bowl ring.

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And there it establishes a connection between the Cowboys and Colorado Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter.

“I really liked Jerry Travis Hunter,” said Dianna Russini from The Athletic in a video clip from her Friday episode of the Podcast “Scoop City”.

And … the internet becomes wild.

Before the NFL design of April 24, when “America's team” had the number 12 of the overall selection, there were entertaining media speculation about the concept of a blockbuster trade to secure the hunter.

We examined the idea here. How much would it cost?

It makes sense to look at a fair price.

Others examined it because it would be “spicy”.

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Daniel Jeremiah from NFL Network asked the cowboys to become creative and rise the board because he said: “I miss the days when the cowboys were aggressive and fun,” wrote Jeremiah on his social media. “Sports it. Exchange Travis Hunter.”

It makes no sense to do this for “Spice”.

Dallas would have to get into the top 3 slots to achieve this, and Hunter would probably start from day 1 for the new head coach Brian Schottenheimer in Cornerback and do the same for receivers.

But the question in this still unique stage is not about Hunter's talent.

And it is not about Dallas' interest that corresponds to the same level as the other team's interest.

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The question is why someone in the star led this information to the athletes.

This is not football. This is marketing.

And we hope that Jerry has not wasted too much football to plant these marketing seeds.

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