Will McClay: Dez Bryant was inconsistent, couldn’t win one-on-one

Just another example of the league knowing what is going on with players regardless of what their "reputation" is publicly.

If he has anything left, he should get his head on straight & sign somewhere (regardless of money or division) & put it on the field. Or he can continue being a dumb *** ....
 
I wish the Cowboys would just stay quiet about this. There's no need to talk down about him at this point. They made their decision and if it's the right one for them, that will manifest itself in a good to great performance by the offense in 2018 and/or Bryant struggling with his new team.

What good does it do for them to say he can't do this or that anymore and then if he goes out and has a really good season in 2018 and we struggle? We will look foolish at that point.
 
I think Dez could win one on one but just wasn't consistant doing it. It wasn't a given that he would win most of his one on one battles. Against Washington on Thanks Giving 2016, he did well because as he had motivation because he was called out about returning his salary. One thing players do need to up their level is motivation. And JG doesn't seem to be the motivating type of coach clapping to their bad plays. Actually, we all need motivation at times.

JG - "Hey you fumbled the ball clap-clap" "just try harder next time" smile clap - clap.
 
Dez has foot and mouth disorder..it seems incurable at this point.. He exposed himself and removed all doubt,if there ever WAS any. Confirmed via Dez himself...You sir are a moron. Like sydia just said tho...we need to move on from this and focus on the team we have. The sky is the limit.
 
I think Dez could win one on one but just wasn't consistant doing it. It wasn't a given that he would win most of his one on one battles. Against Washington on Thanks Giving 2016, he did well because as he had motivation because he was called out about returning his salary. One thing players do need to up their level is motivation. And JG doesn't seem to be the motivating type of coach clapping to their bad plays. Actually, we all need motivation at times.

JG - "Hey you fumbled the ball clap-clap" "just try harder next time" smile clap - clap.
had he honed his craft,he would be here still. After he got paid..he gradually tailed off and NOW he seems to be off the rails. He is a text book case of what happens when a guy who is not bright,immature and dramatic gets a huge pay day..it enhances what they have always been.I call money the great enhancer of ones character..good or bad. Dez seems to be imploding. Twitter,facebook..all social media is NOT YOUR FRIEND DEZ. That's why I stay the hell away from it..its usually a waste of my time and venomous. By the way...nothin is private on those sites..why expose oneself like an open book? That's always puzzled me. Human decency seems to be waning these days. Get a grip Dez. NEXT TOPIC PLEASE. For Godsakes lol.
 
had he honed his craft,he would be here still. After he got paid..he gradually tailed off and NOW he seems to be off the rails. He is a text book case of what happens when a guy who is not bright,immature and dramatic gets a huge pay day..it enhances what they have always been.I call money the great enhancer of ones character..good or bad. Dez seems to be imploding. Twitter,facebook..all social media is NOT YOUR FRIEND DEZ. That's why I stay the hell away from it..its usually a waste of my time and venomous. By the way...nothin is private on those sites..why expose oneself like an open book? That's always puzzled me. Human decency seems to be waning these days. Get a grip Dez. NEXT TOPIC PLEASE. For Godsakes lol.


Yea, he actually got into money issues during his first year with the team.Actually here is a youtube on NFL players that had money issues due to them need to keep up with the Jone's. Cowboys are no strangers to letting their status get to their heads and causing on and off field issues.
 
Yea, he actually got into money issues during his first year with the team.Actually here is a youtube on NFL players that had money issues due to them need to keep up with the Jone's. Cowboys are no strangers to letting their status get to their heads and causing on and off field issues.
Many former..and even current players are in big debt,broke,or barely getting by because of poor money management or like you said. Its sad..its an epidemic.Playin football becomes a sidebar when you are so distracted by off the field debt issues etc. These guys have almost no plan for life after football.Dez is clearly in this category. Alvin Harper comes to mind. He was livin in his car at one point and in homeless shelters and dealing crack to eat. Shows us how much an education and a fall back plan matters.
 
I wish the Cowboys would just stay quiet about this. There's no need to talk down about him at this point. They made their decision and if it's the right one for them, that will manifest itself in a good to great performance by the offense in 2018 and/or Bryant struggling with his new team.

What good does it do for them to say he can't do this or that anymore and then if he goes out and has a really good season in 2018 and we struggle? We will look foolish at that point.
I agree that taking the high road is the route to take, but no one on the team or staff is saying anything we didn't already know and I don't see it being that big a deal. Had Dez not gone nutty on Twitter I bet everyone moves on.
 
I agree that taking the high road is the route to take, but no one on the team or staff is saying anything we didn't already know and I don't see it being that big a deal. Had Dez not gone nutty on Twitter I bet everyone moves on.
Dez has only confirmed everything we heard. He's a mental midget.SAD AS HELL.
 
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This revenge thing has totally got into Dez' head and caused him NOT to be signed and makes him nearly unhirable. He needs SOMEONE near him,in his circle to sit him down and say hey...you need a job worse than you need revenge.Right now he's almost driving the final dagger into his career each time he speaks on social media. HUMILITY DEZ!!!! LEARN IT..USE IT!!
 
I wish the Cowboys would just stay quiet about this. There's no need to talk down about him at this point. They made their decision and if it's the right one for them, that will manifest itself in a good to great performance by the offense in 2018 and/or Bryant struggling with his new team.

What good does it do for them to say he can't do this or that anymore and then if he goes out and has a really good season in 2018 and we struggle? We will look foolish at that point.

I think McClay was giving the "nice" answer.

The reality is that they cut him for being a turd of a human.

If it was just decreased performance, they would have offered a pay cut.
 
Tape doesn't lie. The Buffalo GM basically said the same about Dez. Now with that said, Dez is still capable of being a productive WR. He needs to find the right scheme fit and QB.
Unfortunately Romo has retired. No one else to run to. :laugh:
 
Agreed. I think that WAS the nice answer.

If he said "No comment", I think it would have come off sounding that much worse.

Or just say something along the lines of we looked at revamping the offense and shifting resources given the money tied up in Dez, we felt now was a good time to move on, revamp the offense around Prescott and give Bryan the opportunity to play somewhere else.

What McClay just said was we don't think Bryant is very good anymore. That was unnecessary IMO.
 
Dez Bryant remains unsigned more than two weeks after the Cowboys released him. The receiver turned down an offer from the Ravens, and no other team publicly has expressed interest in him.

Cowboys scouting chief Will McClay essentially admitted Bryant’s play didn’t match the $12.5 million base and $16.5 million salary cap number Bryant’s contract called for in 2018. Bryant has not had a 1,000-yard season since 2014, and he has gone 23 games without a 100-yard game.

Speaking for the first time since Bryant’s departure, McClay’s comments on ESPN 103.3 matched a report from early last month that the Cowboys believe Bryant no longer is the same player he was when they signed him to a five-year, $70 million contract in the 2015 offseason.

For more...

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...yant-was-inconsistent-couldnt-win-one-on-one/
I may as well place it in my sig....

In Will I trust.....
 
Or just say something along the lines of we looked at revamping the offense and shifting resources given the money tied up in Dez, we felt now was a good time to move on, revamp the offense around Prescott and give Bryan the opportunity to play somewhere else.

What McClay just said was we don't think Bryant is very good anymore. That was unnecessary IMO.

I know what you're saying but to me that type of answer would be sort of a cop-out too.

Different strokes they say.
 
I'd like to see how many actually argue with Will's summary. It seems pretty spot on to me... But, then again, I saw it several months ago (as did most of you).

New chapter.

A wealth of new receiver options.

HALLELUJAH
 
Dak wasn't accurate on those downfield throws. Some of that was his fault, some of it was Dez's, but it really doesn't matter. If the quarterback and his lead receiver can't connect, something has to change.

This post caught my eye.The bolded is exactly what happened. Something had to change. If they cannot connect, then find someone who can connect with your QB. But what occurred was the other things Dez was doing which made him expendable. You don't just cut your top WR if there is still money in the bank. So all the rumors and innuendo must have a basis in truth.

Romo's comment about Dez being good in the locker room doesn't mean Dez didn't create problems. Sure looks like he is petulant i the All or Nothing.
 
Dez Bryant remains unsigned more than two weeks after the Cowboys released him. The receiver turned down an offer from the Ravens, and no other team publicly has expressed interest in him.

Cowboys scouting chief Will McClay essentially admitted Bryant’s play didn’t match the $12.5 million base and $16.5 million salary cap number Bryant’s contract called for in 2018. Bryant has not had a 1,000-yard season since 2014, and he has gone 23 games without a 100-yard game.

Speaking for the first time since Bryant’s departure, McClay’s comments on ESPN 103.3 matched a report from early last month that the Cowboys believe Bryant no longer is the same player he was when they signed him to a five-year, $70 million contract in the 2015 offseason.

For more...

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...yant-was-inconsistent-couldnt-win-one-on-one/
There was no need to put this out there, the guy is gone, why are the boys still writing about him. Just let the dude go and play!!
 

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