Lawrence Taylor... what happened to him?`

[Rack Bauer]

Wasn't he suppose to go to a couple of cowboys practices?


I'm starting to wonder why he hasn't shown up. I just hope the guy isn't having a drub relapse (sp?) or something.

[jksmith269]

Don't know but I hope he stays away.... BP is always talking about being assoicated with the right people and he has LT now that is a bad example if I've ever heard of one....

[Rack Bauer]

Don't know but I hope he stays away.... BP is always talking about being assoicated with the right people and he has LT now that is a bad example if I've ever heard of one....


Depends on what LT you're referring to. The "off the field" LT or the "On the field" LT.


I'd very much like Ware to be associated with the "On the field" LT. I just don't want them going to grab some dinner together after practice.

[jksmith269]

Depends on what LT you're referring to. The "off the field" LT or the "On the field" LT.


I'd very much like Ware to be associated with the "On the field" LT. I just don't want them going to grab some dinner together after practice.
They are 1 in the same his on the field was a coked up player so can you say all his abilities came from him and not the coke? No

[Eddie]

I hope he stays away too.

[sacase]

They are 1 in the same his on the field was a coked up player so can you say all his abilities came from him and not the coke? No

Wow, if coke really makes you a All Pro LB in the NFL I wonder why all the coke heads aren't in teh NFL breakin records. The man was great before he got involved in the drugs.

[Rack Bauer]

They are 1 in the same his on the field was a coked up player so can you say all his abilities came from him and not the coke? No


Did someone piss in your cornflakes today? Dang, dude, take a step back from the keyboard for awhile.

[QT]

Do you really rely on a guy that does drugs to honor his word?

[Rack Bauer]

Do you really rely on a guy that does drugs to honor his word?



Last I heard, he wasn't on drugs anymore. Hence the "I hope he didn't have a relapse" remark.

[Glenn Carano]

They are 1 in the same his on the field was a coked up player so can you say all his abilities came from him and not the coke? No

Huh ?

[baj1dallas]

Do you really rely on a guy that does drugs to honor his word?

Yes. They don't have anything to do with each other. Have you never taken an advil, or had a beer?

[jksmith269]

Wow, if coke really makes you a All Pro LB in the NFL I wonder why all the coke heads aren't in teh NFL breakin records. The man was great before he got involved in the drugs.
Not what I said he had ability but in his coked up state pain and exhaustion where never factors for him during games hence the comment I made "ALL his abilities". That's just my opinion

and I was saying it's ironic BP is always talking about chacater and he want's to bring in someone like this.

LT was a great LB but would he have been as great with out the Coke? Can you honestly say yes he would? I don't see how you can at the same time would he not be as good with out the coke no way to know. All we have is the coked up version to go by. I'd prefer him staying away

[HardHittin'Witten]

hope he's not back on the booger sugar.

[InmanRoshi]

Bill has to leave a trail of crack rocks leading to Valley Ranch, like Rieces Pieces and E.T.

[Rack Bauer]

and I was saying it's ironic BP is always talking about chacater and he want's to bring in someone like this


Nice stereotyping.

I'm NOT saying this is or isn't the case with LT, but a person that does drugs doesn't automatically mean they have bad character. That's a pretty close minded way of thinking.


Bill has to leave a trail of crack rocks to Valley Ranch, like Rieces Pieces to ET.


That was uncalled for.


Funy as hell. But uncalled for. :D

[Everlastingxxx]

a person that does drugs doesn't automatically mean they have bad character. That's a pretty close minded way of thinking.

Quincy Carter.

[Rack Bauer]

Quincy Carter.



I wouldn't know. I've never met Quincy Carter personally, so I have no idea about his Character.



I do, however, know other people that are high character people that happened to have a drug problem.


But it's easier for the ignorant to just write them off as "Bad character" people insteading putting forth the effort and opening their mind to understanding the situation.

Make life hunky dory, doesn't it?

[jksmith269]

Nice stereotyping.

I'm NOT saying this is or isn't the case with LT, but a person that does drugs doesn't automatically mean they have bad character. That's a pretty close minded way of thinking.





That was uncalled for.


Funy as hell. But uncalled for. :D

Not sterotyping at all... Wasn't it BP in one of his PC's that said the players need to understand that their old friends who where into this and that they need to stay away from them. Not to put your self into that position where something can happen.

[Kittymama]

Don't know but I hope he stays away.... BP is always talking about being assoicated with the right people and he has LT now that is a bad example if I've ever heard of one....
Umm, for that matter so is Michael Irvin. And I seem to recall something about him getting into the Ring of Honor..... Maybe he should stay away too?

[jksmith269]

Umm, for that matter so is Michael Irvin. And I seem to recall something about him getting into the Ring of Honor..... Maybe he should stay away too?
Your way off base we are talking about LT coming in to work with Ware nothing about the ROH.

How many times has MI been arrested for Drugs or other reasons? Convictions?

How about LT?

Has BP asked MI to come in and work with our young Receivers?

Please if your going to knock on what we are discussing atleast keep it in the same context.

[NorthDalal]

Lawrence Taylor never belonged in Cowboy camp. Burt and Harry Carson and the rest of them can go help Coughlin where they belong. This is an affront to the fans of the Cowboys and a demonstration along with JJ's USFL clown suits that Cowboy tradition and excellence mean nothing around here.

So no Randy White, Rayfield Wright, Drew Pearson but Burt, Carson and LT? I'm glad that sorry excuse for a human being stiffed Parcells. Parcells needs to win now to keep me on board after last years 6-10 low effort performance.

Vinnie Testeverde, Jacob Rogers, Richie Anderson et al are O.K. as long as we are winning otherwise time is being wasted and development is being stunted show me a 10-6 or move toward retirement Bill.

[Rack Bauer]

So no Randy White, Rayfield Wright, Drew Pearson but Burt, Carson and LT?


What could would Randy White, Drew Pearson, and Rayfield Wright do in helping teach our defense the intracacies (sp?) of the 3-4 defense?

Exactly. Now try to quit being so close minded. Parcells brought in former greats, and our players can learn something from them regardless of what team they use to play for.

[Chocolate Lab]

Even if LT isn't on drugs again, he's still flaky. I think it's safe to say that he's not exactly the got-it-together, well-organized small business owner type like Banks and Burt. I'm not too surprised he never got around to showing up.

[Billy Bullocks]

Last I heard, he wasn't on drugs anymore. Hence the "I hope he didn't have a relapse" remark.

man Rack, you know this as well as I do. Some of the peeople on this board get so carried away and call things a drug problem. Sure Taylor had one, 10 years ago, but as far as I know, he's clean. Same **** was said bout Moss..OMG What a pot head, thats all he does bla bla bla. Mind your business. If he shows up and plays, who cares what he does to his body.

[NorthDalal]

Drew Pearson could teach Patrick Crayton and Copper lots about deep slants and working the sideline. Randy White actually played a hybrid inside LB before Landry killed that mistaken experiment and Rayfield Wright could certainly teach technique to Torrin Tucker and Andre Gurode.

The image of the Cowboys was diminished by the apprearance of Giants in Cowboys gear-Giant who rose to glory as the Cowboys teams of 1985-1990 sunk from theirs.

This wasn't just about 3-4 defense thai was about Parcells showing that he and "Parcells guys" are bigger than Cowboys tradition and excellence.

The Giants fans were equally dismayed.