OXNARD, Calif. -- The company line for the Dallas Cowboys is that player acquisition is a 365-days-a-year promise and if a player is available they deem an upgrade, they will pursue it.
Owner and general manager Jerry Jones cut through that when it came to the possibility of the Cowboys looking at Nick Foles as a possible backup to Tony Romo with four words.
“Foles isn’t an option,” Jones said.
And why not?
“We can’t get him any snaps,” Jones said. “We got four that are going to get snaps.