Larry Gude
Strung Out
...around here.
So much for Dallas week...
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Larry Gude
Strung Out
In the back...
...of my mind I am excited as hell because I think Jason is really stepping it up!
...of my mind I am excited as hell because I think Jason is really stepping it up!
BuddyLee
Football addict
With whatever happens it will be an exciting game. Jason is playing lights out so this might be his coming out party...for this new system.
It will be a good measuring stick to say the least.
Otter
Nothing to see here
How long before we all truly believe in him? I really want to see him excel, because he really does come across as a great person. But, I've always felt that the great QBs have an arrogance(azzholes) about them, he doesn't.
He needs to stay at the same level this week as he has the past 2 weeks, but the defensive speed of the front 7 of Dallas scares the hell out of me. I love my skins but they haven't made a believer of me in the gospel of st zorn yet.
LateApex
New Member
You know what's funny?
The skins have an even more checkered pass than the Cowboys.
Do some research...
angelbaby
Active Member
angelbaby
Active Member
I researched the cowboys look what I found....
Dallas Cowboys with Legal, character trouble
Darren Hambrick, 1999, possession of illegal drugs
Michael Irvin, 1996, felony cocaine possession
Michael Irvin, 2005, Drug paraphernalia
Barry Switzer, 1997, third-degree felony charges (loaded gun in an airport)
Demetrius Underwood, 2003, assaulting a man in a wheel chair
Demetrius Underwood, 2005, arrested in drug-induced psychosis
Nate Newton, felony charges, 213 lbs of marijuana. Intent to distribute.
Quincy Carter, “drug rehab setback”
Erik Williams, drugs, spousal assault, DUI: almost fatal
Thomas “Hollywood” Henderson, drugs
Alonzo Spellman, weapons charges- “Spellman is the only member of this team [all-criminal football team]* to have been charged with terrorizing passengers on a commercial flight and forcing an emergency landing. According to investigators, once on the ground Spellman told the pilot “I am about to rip your throat out.” Add to the mix weapons charges, a standoff with police from inside his publicist’s home and the usual DUI and failure to appear charges, and you’ve got a starting D-lineman.”
Leon Lett, drugs
Deion Sanders, misdemeanor trespassing
Dwayne Goodrich, hit and run. Pleaded guilty to charges and responsible for deaths of two men
Peppi Zellner, 2002, felony possession of crack cocaine
Lance Rentzel, 1971, indecent exposure
Nicky Sualua, 1999, ecstacy, amongst other drugs
Troy Hambrick, admitted drug-dealer, never arrested KFFL - Article - Troy Hambrick, RB, Dallas Cowboys
Tim Smith 1990, attempted to sell drugs to an undercover police officer (he didn't become a jerk until he left washington and went to dallas).
Rafael Septien- 1987, convicted of sexually assaulting a ten year-old girl
Larry Bethea, 1986, charged with assault in connection with a fight with estranged wife in Dallas
Mark Stepnoski is the leader in the charge for marijuana reform: Pot: For Champions
Mark Tuinei-“Dallas Cowboys star Mark Tuinei's final hours were spent looking for heroin and, later, slowly dying in his antique roadster while Sualua slept beside him.” Excerpted from: Honolulu Star-Bulletin Sports
Terry Glenn, wife beater and deadbeat dad. Won’t pay child support.
Chris Warren, failing to pay child support
Derek Ross, trafficking marijuana
Jermaine Brooks, received 10 years of probation for drug and weapons possession
* has three cowboys and is coached by Jimmy Johnson
And let us not forget Pacman Jones their most recent hire.
theArtistFormerlyKnownAs
Well-Known Member
and that is all I will say until the game is over
well, and..lets hope for the best
And...GO REDSKINS!
Ponytail
New Member
Otter and Larry, and Buddy Lee were just saying how much they Like Campbell, and there you go talking bad about the QB's talents.
Larry Gude
Strung Out
I'm...
...in, right now!
I just want the poor guy to have a chance to get set in a system and know what is expected of him and be able to read and react instead of read, think, react.
I was so excited when Zorn came in because he has that rep as a really good qb coach and Zorn didn't blow any sunshine up JC's dress. In turn, JC, that humility you like, he's always struck me as a competitor.
Win or lose, if he has a good, solid game, that's what I'm looking for.
...in, right now!
I just want the poor guy to have a chance to get set in a system and know what is expected of him and be able to read and react instead of read, think, react.
I was so excited when Zorn came in because he has that rep as a really good qb coach and Zorn didn't blow any sunshine up JC's dress. In turn, JC, that humility you like, he's always struck me as a competitor.
Win or lose, if he has a good, solid game, that's what I'm looking for.
BuddyLee
Football addict
What about Elway, the Mannings and a potential in Brees?
BuddyLee
Football addict
Glad I wasn't the only one who 'caught' that.Otter and Larry, and Buddy Lee were just saying how much they Like Campbell, and there you go talking bad about the QB's talents.
Washington has a worse criminal record than Dallas? That's a good one.
kayakangler
FISH OR DIE
Go Cowboys!!!
Otter
Nothing to see here
Elway was arrogant, the Mannings don't seem to be, but as for great, Eli still has a ways to go.
Elway, IMO, probably was one of the greatest QB of all time, he took alot of very average Denver teams far before they finally got a running game.