Momentum for Earl Thomas trade to Cowboys reportedly has slowed
The momentum for a potential Earl Thomas to the Dallas Cowboys trade reportedly has slowed.
Cowboys insider Jean-Jacque Taylor of NBCDFW.com reported on Friday that the momentum towards such a trade has slowed and that the Cowboys do not feel Seattle is serious about dealing Thomas.
A source tells @BlueStarBlog @NBCDFWSports @NBCDFW that any momentum for Earl Thomas trade has slowed considerably. Cowboys don’t think Seattle is serious about making deal, so they’re content to move on
— Jean-Jacques Taylor (@JJT_Journalist) April 28, 2018
Taylor’s report makes plenty of sense. After all, it was Thomas who initially stoked the Cowboys rumors.
The 28-year-old safety was rumored to be considering a holdout but his reps say that is not the case. Thomas is set to earn $8.5 million in the upcoming season. Pete Carroll has said he expects Thomas to be in attendance for camp in July.
