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FRISCO, Texas – Inactive for the first two games, Dallas Cowboys defenseman Taco Charlton started on social media on Monday with a call to the team: Free Me.
After tweeting this message, the message was deleted, but he continued with this:
Believe me, the last thing I want to do is to have to go to social media to get what I want and be able to play football again.
– Taco Charlton (@TheSupremeTaco) September 16, 2019
The Cowboys had trade talks for Charlton, a first-round pick in 2017, but nothing that has been about to materialize, according to one source. Charlton is guaranteed a base salary of $ 1.376 million this season and $ 458,000 base salary next season.
"We are not going down that road at all," said owner and general manager Jerry Jones after Sunday's victory against the Washington Redskins. "I know there are discussions, we will not go in there."
The Cowboys on Monday greeted offensive midfielder Robert Quinn, suspended for two games, for violating the NFL's anti-drug policy to improve his performance. They will have an exemption for Quinn until Wednesday but will then have to make him a place on his list of 53 men.
Charlton could be among the candidates to be moved; However, the Cowboys are unsure of the availability of Tyrone Crawford's defensive wing, which has aggravated a hip injury against Washington, or defensive tackle Antwaun Woods.
The 28th pick in 2017, Charlton had four sacks in 22 games (seven starts), but did not find a consistent role in the rotation used by defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli. He missed three games last year because of a shoulder injury that required surgery in the off – season. He also had an operation on his ankle.
After a slow camp start, he had two bags in pre-season.
To return to the 2017 regular season, it has been a good start to four of the last six games.
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