It was cliche. He couldn’t think of anything better to say because his interest in football was that shallow.Maybe saying he just "likes to hit people" was a coverup for the fact that he just dislikes pro football.
Get him back? As what, a janitor?If we get Mazi back somehow then that would solidify we won the Jets trade.
HmmmOne of the worst picks in Cowboys history.
You are ignorant and spreading bs. It has been reported numerous times that Mazi Smith has been working hard in camp. You are making stuff up.
One of the worst picks in Cowboys history.Hmmm
I love a good receipt. Wish I had saved them from the thread of Mazi's first preseason game. I merely said that he had a "quiet" first game, and you should have seen the meltdowns.Hmmm
I don’t often crow on here but I was one of the first guys to call Mazi for what he truly is. Just a fat guy.I love a good receipt. Wish I had saved them from the thread of Mazi's first preseason game. I merely said that he had a "quiet" first game, and you should have seen the meltdowns.
Or that you don’t applaud drafting a DT in the first round in forever just because he’s fat.This is also a stark example of why you don't reach a round early for a need in the draft.
I don’t know, depends on which janitor he’ll replaceGet him back? As what, a janitor?
Don’t forget Kelvin JosephFirst ballot hall of shamer, along with Taco and Trysten.

...agreed, saw that too. Weird for big man, like him.I think it was talent too. Guy had no feel for the position and never did. He was glacially slow off the snap and that is hard to overcome or get better at.
I said right after he was drafted he’ll be in the CFL soon after we ditch him. Looks like that day is almost here
...reminds me of the movie INvincible with Mark WahlbergThat is the best thing about this draft and "culture."
Just give me guys who love to play the game and want to be great. There's no substitute for heart.
I think Hill may have actually had more explosive plays then Mazi if u can believe that....Mazi reminded me more of Trysen Hill
Not the lack of talent, but lack of drive and persistence.
