Twitter: Last player off the field

[Cowpolk]

I love bacon and ethereum

And Mary Jane but you hate pants

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

No...I was telling you what you were doing. And you got offended. Then you got offended AGAIN by someone telling you what you were doing.

LOL...dude....You gotta take a vacay man.

He's an admitted big Wentz fan, so what do you expect?

 

[Cowpolk]

Why stop at weed? Why not crack?

Because most people that enjoy weed are not crack heads

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

Huh?

huh what? what confuses so?

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

huh what? what confuses so?

You are upset because I said "don't do that"? You're acting like I cursed you out.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Because most people that enjoy weed are not crack heads

Well...he acts like a crack head so I recommended crack.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

If experts of football collectively all say one thing... and you say the opposite.... that kinda put your football intellect in question. You may not be a hater but obviously you don't know what it takes to be a good quarterback in the NFL. The experts, players, coaches, general managers and scouts do.

So I'll lean toward what intellectual people see and think.

The problem is that corporates need to toe the company line.

Were you EVER...critical of Jason Garrett? Well I bet you were, weren't we all? Why? He said the things that needed said...even if not true.

We have an Offensive Coordinator who actually did fail as a quarterback. But we listen to him preach to us about how great things are?


I judge for myself while knowing I may not know everything. It's a fine line. Not gonna try to convince or coerce others they MUST think like me or they are stupid.
And example is Jaylon Smith. I see him hobbling. I post a video of him not landing on both feet. HOBBLING! I do not give a dam what experts say about it I see it with my own eyes.

On another hand...I am okay with Dak being QB even with his faults.

So It doesn't matter if you ..or anyone....have my football intellect in question.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

You are upset because I said "don't do that"? You're acting like I cursed you out.

I do not let anyone tell me "don't do that". Let alone some jack wagon idiot on the internet.

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

I do not let anyone tell me "don't do that". Let alone some jack wagon idiot on the internet.

Or a Wentz fan.

 

[Cowpolk]

Well...he acts like a crack head so I recommended crack.

I'm flyin pirdy low right now may burn another bowl Sledge Hammer is a great strain makes ya wanna be nice to the wifey

 

[USArmyVet]

Big, monumental difference between our disagreement and the divide and conquer tactics used by today's elite. I honestly wouldn't expect you to silence your voice. You know full well what you are missing. There is so much more to the game than gathering highlights and reading about it. It's all good though, we can agree to disagree.

Appreciate the adult dialogue and while I enjoy discussing the Cowboys on here mainly as means to 'escape' everyday life stress, I gave up watching football so I can spend more time with my daughter who has special needs....just do not care for being judged about not watching games and then told I have not earned the right to discuss anything Cowboys as a result (not directed at you but others).

 

[USArmyVet]

If experts of football collectively all say one thing... and you say the opposite.... that kinda put your football intellect in question. You may not be a hater but obviously you don't know what it takes to be a good quarterback in the NFL. The experts, players, coaches, general managers and scouts do.

So I'll lean toward what intellectual people see and think.

Well considering nobody in here is a player, scout, general manager, coach, or expert then based on that thinking nobody should have any opinions, right? Do what you will but this group never stops amazing me with the arrogance and ego.

 

[GINeric]

Well considering nobody in here is a player, scout, general manager, coach, or expert then based on that thinking nobody should have any opinions, right? Do what you will but this group never stops amazing me with the arrogance and ego.

Well we don't know for sure if any of those people AREN'T coaches, GMs, scouts, etc.

 

[Rockport]

I come on here occasionally and people are still arguing over the same stuff.

Prescott has been in the league for 5 years. People have formulated their opinions.

Let's concentrate on the team.

I'm liking Dan Quinn. He's making all the right noises thus far.

Easy choice. Just don’t click on the thread if it bothers you so much. But you can’t can you.

 

[GINeric]

The "experts" you agree with.
Coaches, players, GM's, scouts...toe the company line so they can keep being paid.

and look....I am very careful of internet experts too! There's no accountability, just people pretending to be experts without getting fired or worse.

But we do need to stop following only the "experts" we agree with.

Sometimes a dumbarse gets it right....if he calls the sky blue and it's blue...well...get on board then.

So why would former players who work for other teams in the NFL or work for sports networks across the country have to toe the company line to get paid, when they don't work for the Cowboys???

I've heard plenty of former players who work for our rivals networks and said how great Dak is. So how do the Cowboys control the payouts of employees from other teams if they don't toe the Cowboys company line??? That don't make sense my friend.

 

[America's Cowboy]

No surprise it’s Dak.

I got teared up watching this video clip of Dak running sprints full pads all by himself way after everyone has already left the practice fields for the day at training camp. This after Dak miraculously barely came back from a horrific compound fracture of his lower right leg and ankle where his foot was literally pointing at a 90° angle to his right and upwards. The injury was so gruesome that most at the time felt it was automatically a career ending injury that would likely cause Dak problems for the rest of his life, yet here he is barely 9 months afterwards running sprints full speed by himself at the end of a long day of training camp...all on that very same lower leg.

I am beyond proud to have Dak Prescott be our Dallas Cowboys franchise QB and the example he sets to the rest of the team, the NFL, other athletes from other sports and children & teenagers from all around the world. I pray Dak stays healthy and is able to have the opportunity to finish what he has started as our franchise QB. I'm sure it helps knowing how much this dream means to Dak since he grew up a lifelong Cowboys fan since childhood. Keeping Dak and the team in my prayers. Dak most certainly sets the perfect example. I'm so proud of him and honored to have him wearing the Star on his helmet!

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

I do not let anyone tell me "don't do that". Let alone some jack wagon idiot on the internet.

Oh...oh aight. I had no idea saying "don't do that" was such a terrible thing to tell someone. Interesting.

 

[Cowpolk]

Oh...oh aight. I had no idea saying "don't do that" was such a terrible thing to tell someone. Interesting.

Don't do that! Did it hurt? What is your initial reaction I'm just doing research an answer is not required

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Don't do that! Did it hurt? What is your initial reaction I'm just doing research an answer is not required

I'm trying to see where he's coming from.....I really am. I just don't feel anything from it.....Maybe he was just playing victim I don't know what that was about lol. Really wasn't as serious as he made it out to be.

These are these me guys who will call you out of your name and disrespect but then get offended by "Don't do that". Unbelievable lol.

 

[Rockport]

I got teared up watching this video clip of Dak running sprints full pads all by himself way after everyone has already left the practice fields for the day at training camp. This after Dak miraculously barely came back from a horrific compound fracture of his lower right leg and ankle where his foot was literally pointing at a 90° angle to his right and upwards. The injury was so gruesome that most at the time felt it was automatically a career ending injury that would likely cause Dak problems for the rest of his life, yet here he is barely 9 months afterwards running sprints full speed by himself at the end of a long day of training camp...all on that very same lower leg.

I am beyond proud to have Dak Prescott be our Dallas Cowboys franchise QB and the example he sets to the rest of the team, the NFL, other athletes from other sports and children & teenagers from all around the world. I pray Dak stays healthy and is able to have the opportunity to finish what he has started as our franchise QB. I'm sure it helps knowing how much this dream means to Dak since he grew up a lifelong Cowboys fan since childhood. Keeping Dak and the team in my prayers. Dak most certainly sets the perfect example. I'm so proud of him and honored to have him wearing the Star on his helmet!