Twitter: Sportscenter clowns Cowboys, Dak responds

[ABQCOWBOY]

I don't coach in the NFL, so screw him!!! Lol

I see it different. It's funny, my Brother was a pretty damn good Boxer when he was younger. He Coached a lot of good fighters in his day, as well. I've seen him coach a lot of talented guys who, for one reason or another, just didn't live up to their talent. Some, the streets got, some, they just weren't tough enough and some, they just didn't put in the work.

It's easy to fall in love with the guy who can do it all physically but I like those guys who just don't know the meaning of "no you can't". I like that little kid who when you ask them, "Do you like school?" and they answer, "No, too many rules!". I like that kid who won't stop working at it. You find that in a kid who also has a little bit of talent and you got a special thing going on.

I like Tom Brady.

 

[tyke1doe]

I hope Sports Center, First Take, Jim Rome, Collin Cowherd, Undisputed, Bleacher Report and every other sports show and commentator continue to pour it on.
A famous actor once told me (and others assembled with me), in Hollywood, they ask four questions, which I will apply to football:

1. Who is Jimmy Johnson?
2. Get me Jimmy Johnson?
3. Get me a young Jimmy Johnson?
4. Who is Jimmy Johnson?

We need a "young Jimmy Johnson"?

I'm tired of haters (rightfully) clowning us. We need a coach who has some brass. I'm tired of these milquetoast coaches.
I just heard Cowherd say that Mike McCarthy doesn't use motion in his offense, and the new guy in GB, Matt LaFleur, uses a lot of motion.
I'm like, What the what? We have a coach that doesn't like to use motion?

PLEASE! Get someone young with innovation not these retreads.

Or as they say in Hollywood, "GET ME A YOUNG JIMMY JOHNSON!!!"

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

agreed. Mike Evans? Antonio Brown? Chris Godwin? Best WR core in the league possibly. Fournette and Ronald Jones aren’t great, but they’re good enough and better than Michel and the running game in NE. His defense is NUMBER 1 in rushing, and average in passing. They’re a good team. We’re so bad that Brady would probably consider retirement after playing with us for a season lmao.

I don't know how good or bad we could be with a Tom Brady at QB but I agree, Tampa has a better roster, right now, then we do. However, we have a much better OL and I can't imagine what Brady could have done behind our OL if healthy. That would have been a lot of fun to watch.

 

[visionary]

Brady is there because he has elite weapons and an outstanding defense. He puts up solid numbers but he couldn’t carry this team.

yeah, he had elite weapons in NE for his 13 other CCGs?

lol, please don’t show your ignorance and call a spade a spade

he’s a great great qb and Jerry and this FO are trash and crutch boy is average and all he can do is talk

 

[visionary]

I hope Sports Center, First Take, Jim Rome, Collin Cowherd, Undisputed, Bleacher Report and every other sports show and commentator continue to pour it on.
A famous actor once told me (and others assembled with me), in Hollywood, they ask four questions, which I will apply to football:

1. Who is Jimmy Johnson?
2. Get me Jimmy Johnson?
3. Get me a young Jimmy Johnson?
4. Who is Jimmy Johnson?

We need a "young Jimmy Johnson"?

I'm tired of haters (rightfully) clowning us. We need a coach who has some brass. I'm tired of these milquetoast coaches.
I just heard Cowherd say that Mike McCarthy doesn't use motion in his offense, and the new guy in GB, Matt LaFleur, uses a lot of motion.
I'm like, What the what? We have a coach that doesn't like to use motion?

PLEASE! Get someone young with innovation not these retreads.

Or as they say in Hollywood, "GET ME A YOUNG JIMMY JOHNSON!!!"

this

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

Brady is there because he has elite weapons and an outstanding defense. He puts up solid numbers but he couldn’t carry this team.

You know, it's a funny thing. In 2019, the Pats were 12-4 and in the Playoffs. This year, 7-9, out of the playoffs.

2019, Bucs were 7-9 and out of the playoffs. This year, 11-5 and still playing.

No, he can't be the difference I suppose.

Look at him objectively, don't look at him through the lens of bias. Brady can play QB Sean.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

I like the fact that he’s super competitive, he hates losing and expects everyone on the team to put in as much work as he does. He even took a pay cut to surround himself with better players in hopes of winning more Super Bowls.

And to all of those who say “yeah, he can take a pay cut because of how much his wife makes”. Please, almost every starting QB in the league makes more than enough to live borderline extravagantly and have plenty of leftover money to provide for several generations in their family.

Love ‘em or hate ‘em, Brady and Rodgers are winners.

I like Brady, I always have. Rodgers, I hate that guy but you are right. Both of those guys can play QB, they are both really, really good.

 

[Ranching]

I see it different. It's funny, my Brother was a pretty damn good Boxer when he was younger. He Coached a lot of good fighters in his day, as well. I've seen him coach a lot of talented guys who, for one reason or another, just didn't live up to their talent. Some, the streets got, some, they just weren't tough enough and some, they just didn't put in the work.

It's easy to fall in love with the guy who can do it all physically but I like those guys who just don't know the meaning of "no you can't". I like that little kid who when you ask them, "Do you like school?" and they answer, "No, too many rules!". I like that kid who won't stop working at it. You find that in a kid who also has a little bit of talent and you got a special thing going on.

I like Tom Brady.

I appreciate talent, no doubt. I'm a big Rodgers and Majomes fan. Was a big fan of Favre, Peyton and others. I respect Brady's game and accomplishments, but I've never been a fan and only watch him when he plays the Cowboys or when no other game is on. Don't know what it is, just not a fan.

 

[Carson]

You know, it's a funny thing. In 2019, the Pats were 12-4 and in the Playoffs. This year, 7-9, out of the playoffs.

2019, Bucs were 7-9 and out of the playoffs. This year, 11-5 and still playing.

No, he can't be the difference I suppose.

Look at him objectively, don't look at him through the lens of bias. Brady can play QB Sean.

not what I meant at all!! Brady is the GOAT hands down. He’s just asked to do a lot less and take what they give him.

He would have to carry 1/2 of this squad to the finish line lol

yeah, he had elite weapons in NE for his 13 other CCGs?

lol, please don’t show your ignorance and call a spade a spade

he’s a great great qb and Jerry and this FO are trash and crutch boy is average and all he can do is talk

He never had weapons like these in NE. He’s still the GOAT hands down. He’s just not asked to carry the team. His players make plays and the defense is outstanding. He does what he needs to do and is the best at it

 

[CATCH17]

Remember last offseason when I said we should sign Brady because he changes the standard the minute he walks through the door and you guys told me he was washed and Dak is better???

 

[Motorola]

Bucs were patient with their former no. 1 draft pick QB. But at the end of his 5-year contract, they parted ways with Winston, and took the gamble for Brady.
It has paid off.

 

[dckid]

Where are all the Jones supporters? We are America’s Clowns!!! Love all the winning we are doing.
Do not sign Dak and go another 10 years of 7-9, 8-8. This is why we should have found a way to go 2-14. We need a franchise changer, maybe we would have been able to trade for Watson. This is why you try to take advantage of the hand you are dealt. Dak getting injured was a good thing for this org. We do. It want to be like the Rams, Eagles, Vikings. I would sign Jameis guarantee him the starting job, two year reasonable contract. Save the high cap number with passing on Dak, if you want sign him to the tender where the team has right of first refusal get a 1st round pick for him. Be smart for once instead of the same dumb way of the past 26 years. Wake up and realize you have fallen into Jerry’s gravity of being mediocre...

 

[erod]

There are no amount of insults and jokes that could be hurled the Cowboys' way that aren't justified and just the tip of the iceberg.

Most pathetic organization in professional sports.

 

[dckid]

Brady is there because he has elite weapons and an outstanding defense. He puts up solid numbers but he couldn’t carry this team.

He is 43, even then he knows it’s about the culture. Troy, Mike, Emmit, Haley all screamed the culture went to trash as soon as Switzer took over 1994. Go back and read the articles and comments. There was no accountability during the week so it eventually translated to the field and the talent also was not replenished. Culture eats strategy for breakfast... always has and always will.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

I appreciate talent, no doubt. I'm a big Rodgers and Majomes fan. Was a big fan of Favre, Peyton and others. I respect Brady's game and accomplishments, but I've never been a fan and only watch him when he plays the Cowboys or when no other game is on. Don't know what it is, just not a fan.

It's funny, I first started watching Tom Brady at Michigan. At the time, we needed a QB in Dallas and I really liked Henson, at Michigan. If that kid had just not played Baseball and instead, come to the NFL, I still believe he would have been a great QB. But that's another story. Anyway, that's when I first started watching Brady. He didn't have have the talent Henson did but he just kept coming and he would make big throws every time he got a chance. I've kinda watched him ever since and he's just kinda won me over. I didn't even want to like him because I thought Henson would be that QB that Brady has become. Just another example of easy to like the guys who have the all world talent I guess. Either way, I'm a Brady fan, in so far as the player goes.

 

[dckid]

There are no amount of insults and jokes that could be hurled the Cowboys' way that aren't justified and just the tip of the iceberg.

Most pathetic organization in professional sports.

I agree we are the Lions and WFT. At least those teams have hope going forward. I see nothing but mediocrity at best for us. Another 10 years of 7-9 to 9-7 max.

 

[CATCH17]

Bucs were patient with their former no. 1 draft pick QB. But at the end of his 5-year contract, they parted ways with Winston, and took the gamble for Brady.
It has paid off.

Hmmm... I seem to remember someone on this board suggesting we do that.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

not what I meant at all!! Brady is the GOAT hands down. He’s just asked to do a lot less and take what they give him.

He would have to carry 1/2 of this squad to the finish line lol




He never had weapons like these in NE. He’s still the GOAT hands down. He’s just not asked to carry the team. His players make plays and the defense is outstanding. He does what he needs to do and is the best at it

It's true, he never had those kinds of players in NE. But had we went after Brady, and I'm not saying we could have gotten him, he could have put up stupid good numbers in Dallas. He gets the ball out quicker and so it puts less pressure on the OL. We have as much talent on Offense as does Tampa and probably more because I believe our OL is much, much better. But Defensively, they are better but you know what else, you don't know how much better our Defense is if they are playing with a lead in most of their games. Seriously, that's a big part of playing defense well.

Just saying.

 

[Rockport]

Prescott is a good QB but talk is cheap, back it up on the field.

He will.

 

[ChuckA1]

For what? So they can look just as disrespectful and foolish as Tony Casillas does?

Maybe to motivate them into bettering both sides of the line, not just the offense? The FO certainly doesn't listen to the fan base.