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01-01-2013
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D Harris ended the regular season as the #2 ranked punt returner
Number 2 ranked punt returner in the NFL (looking at the stats on sportsline.com) for a returner with a minimum of 20 punt returns. (I used 20 punt returns as a minimum cut-off.)
D Harris had 22 punt returns for 354 yards for a 16.1 average.
Hopefully this bodes well for next year.
He's really turning into a very nice 6th round pick-up for us.
Also, I liked the Cowboys thinking/rationale when they drafted him. He had excellent production in college, was a consistent player, and produced despite opposing teams knowing he was the go-to guy.
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01-01-2013
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Very very very excited about him next season.
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01-01-2013
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Wasn't he killed in the final drive? I seem to remember his lifeless body on the field.
If he's alive, it's good to have someone there finally, I hated having Dez there, too much risk... and before that, we just couldn't get anyone consistent.
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01-01-2013
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Woods
Number 2 ranked punt returner in the NFL (looking at the stats on sportsline.com) for a returner with a minimum of 20 punt returns. (I used 20 punt returns as a minimum cut-off.)
D Harris had 22 punt returns for 354 yards for a 16.1 average.
Hopefully this bodes well for next year.
He's really turning into a very nice 6th round pick-up for us.
Also, I liked the Cowboys thinking/rationale when they drafted him. He had excellent production in college, was a consistent player, and produced despite opposing teams knowing he was the go-to guy.
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Exactly.
Reynaud, Harris, and McKelvin were all great this year.
Great job by Harris and good post.
I like your rational his being drafted too
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01-01-2013
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he should be the primary slot receiver starting the season. miles needs to get his crap together mentally and physically to be the 2nd receiver. i like that group. we need one more speed guy with height for the outside. i dont like harris outside, he just isnt tall enough.
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01-01-2013
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He's a good player, for sure. It's nice to see such picks work out.
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01-01-2013
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Venger
Wasn't he killed in the final drive? I seem to remember his lifeless body on the field.
If he's alive, it's good to have someone there finally, I hated having Dez there, too much risk... and before that, we just couldn't get anyone consistent.
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Fortunately for us, nothing too serious. I think it was an ankle sprain. He should be fine in a month or two.
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01-01-2013
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#8
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Nexx
he should be the primary slot receiver starting the season. miles needs to get his crap together mentally and physically to be the 2nd receiver. i like that group. we need one more speed guy with height for the outside. i dont like harris outside, he just isnt tall enough.
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Yeah, I see WR as a definite need. We don't have a starter to groom. Harris is nice but 3rd WR only. Beasley can't even get on all the rides at the amusement park.
I wouldn't hesitate to draft one early in April. I trust Miles Austin not even a little bit. Dez is beastly and maturing, but I don't have complete trust in him either. We should keep an open mind about WR in the offseason.
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We'll settle this with a good dust up.
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01-01-2013
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Aut Viam Inveniam Aut Faciam
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He has responded quite well since being cut and brought back.
Craig
Chicago thought they had a QB in Rex Grossman, Carolina had faith in Jake Delhomme. What does this have to do with the Dallas Cowboys? It just might mean that Tony Romo isn't what we thought and we may have to move forward without him.
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01-01-2013
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Risen Star
Yeah, I see WR as a definite need. We don't have a starter to groom. Harris is nice but 3rd WR only. Beasley can't even get on all the rides at the amusement park.
I wouldn't hesitate to draft one early in April. I trust Miles Austin not even a little bit. Dez is beastly and maturing, but I don't have complete trust in him either.
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01-01-2013
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Risen Star
Yeah, I see WR as a definite need. We don't have a starter to groom. Harris is nice but 3rd WR only. Beasley can't even get on all the rides at the amusement park.
I wouldn't hesitate to draft one early in April. I trust Miles Austin not even a little bit. Dez is beastly and maturing, but I don't have complete trust in him either. We should keep an open mind about WR in the offseason.
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I'm hoping we part ways (finally) with Ogletree and pick up a decent 3rd wideout in FA who can play on the outside as our Number 3.
We can then use the Draft to get a guy like Hilton in Round 4.
And if Coale gets healthy by TC, we can have a nice log-jam at that position.
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01-01-2013
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#12
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Former NFL Towel Boy John Clayton
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I think the inability to get this guy the ball more over the last two years is a big failure on Jason Garrett's part. Instead we rode the OTree train through failure upon failure.
Dez Bryant, Receiver. A man who's season is over. Gentlemen, the Cowboy's staff can rebuild him. We have the technology. We have the capability to make the world's first super human receiver.
Dez Bryant will be that man. Better than he was before. Better.... Stronger..... Faster......
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01-01-2013
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#13
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Quote:
Originally Posted by dmq
I think the inability to get this guy the ball more over the last two years is a big failure on Jason Garrett's part. Instead we rode the OTree train through failure upon failure.
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We have to move on from the Ogletree experiment this year. We need a legit number 3 who can also play as the number 2 in spot duty. A guy like L Robinson would be ideal.
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01-01-2013
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#14
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Risen Star
I trust Miles Austin not even a little bit.
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Yup, agree.
He has fallen off so much it's sickening and sadly, expected. (RW11, Barber, Free, RW31, TO, etc.) All were guys who disappointed after signing a big Jerry extension.
For me, it got to the point that if we threw it and something went wrong, I figured it was either OTree or Miles.
Would love it if we could find a Cobb, Mike Wallace, Cruz type WR in rounds 3-7.
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01-01-2013
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#15
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THE BIG DOG
Years Donated 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Risen Star
Beasley can't even get on all the rides at the amusement park.
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This is a team who is battling several major injuries to
key players including Pro Bowl talents like Lee, Austin, Jenkins, Murray,
Carter and Ratliff. Other key starters missing include Costa, Smith, Church and
Coleman. That is 11 key players - that's half the starting lineup. Yet we still went 8-8.
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