Report: Dallas still interested in QB Simms

SHARE Report: Dallas still interested in QB Simms

A report in the St. Petersburg Times says the Dallas Cowboys are still interested in Tampa Bay quarterback Chris Simms.

If the Bucs will lower their demands from a mid-round draft pick. That seems like a steep price to pay for a quarterback who:

1) Hasn’t played since 2006;

2) Is coming out of contract after this season;

3) Is scheduled to earn $2 million this season.

The Bears are monitoring the Simms’ situation but trading for him doesn’t make a lot of sense unless you can secure him into the future. Interested teams and Simms alike are both hoping he’s released. Tampa Bay has five QB’s on its roster.

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