If you were a Dallas Cowboy what position would you play and what number would you wear?

Not actually on the team, but I would be the head referee, numero uno. The Cowboys would win the SB every year because I would not allow bozo bad calls from any other ref.

I played Powder Puff football in high school. I was given #80 for my jersey. However, I played right guard on offense, and defensive tackle on defense (neither by choice)!! Only the popular girls got to play the more glamorous positions!! Gotta love high school Powder Puff!! LOL

However, I would love to play QB and wear #12 for the Dallas Cowboys.

Pass rush DE #79 and I would have not only sacked Montana, it would have been a strip sack.

Mike 54

QB and #12.

Being a big lumbering stiff, I would be number 80 like that star Tight End Sean Ryan...

Under center, #69. Jk

WR #12

Based off the responses in this thread thus far, we are about fifteen players deep at the quarterback position.

I'm 5'6, 165lbs.

Dont think I'd be playing much NFL football.

But if I did, I'd wear number 36... just because I like the number. I'd have to be a short, frail, 4.9 -5.0 40 yard dash running back....

WR wearing 00 in honor of Ken Burrough, always liked him as a kid for some reason. We had Oiler season tickets and was forced to go to the games and took a liking to him.

My position would be Left Out.

My jersey wouldn't have a number, it would have mustard and chili stains.

Medium Snapper. I'd only be brought in when the short snapper and long snapper can't agree. My number would be 0.

Ranching said:

I'd color my hair red and be the HC. People would say I suck, but I wouldn't care. I'd steal Jerry's money for 10 years!!

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but... can you clap??

I honestly would love to help Kellen. I coached for many years. Always OC. It made my Friday night or Saturday morning when I ran "That Play" at the right time with the right personnel. Nothing any sweeter than that.

My best position was LB but much too small for that in NFL. Like a lot of former athletes I'd be a box safety... lol.

This is why safeties don't make money unless they can take away half or more of the field like Earl did at his peak.
I'd also make a solid RB for today's game as I could really block, ran hard and well just had zero vision, lol.

I actually played WR/TE/FB DL/OLB/LB/S in middle school and high school with a combined 0 TDs but 4 INT and lots of sacks/forced fumbles.
Then was a really spare safety/special teamer in college with single digit total tackles. LOL.

In college practice Rodney Blackshear got lined up on me and Bam Morris was in the backfield and mannn it was so bad...
They ran a play action deep pass and Blackshear beat me by like 20 yards.. lol.
The film the next day was shown in slow motion like 10 times as I was flying at Bam while getting burned. /dies inside.
Coach Mainord called me into his office a weeks after asking if I would like to transfer to some places he had contacts that could use me as a starting safety.
I was like naw I am here on an academic scholly and want a 4 year degree.
I played through the end of that season then[quit, got dumped] so I no longer counted against the roster limits, lol.
Still he gave me free home tickets for a whole 'nother year in the team section.
Coach was a good dude and I kinda sucked coming from a veer based era of football into the new run n shoot era.

This is a cool thread. I was a Safety on D and Tight End in a run oriented offense, so I caught maybe two dozen passes through Jr. High and Highschool (until I quit). I was a decent to mediocre football player but good enough to be a starter in Texas. Baseball was my sport. I played basketball and soccer too and always wore the #10 in all of them, so I would do the same now. I was the starting Strong Safety on my varsity Highschool team and my first truly humbling experience was having a future All-American player step on my facemask on the way to a 60+ yard TD run. Dude just ran me over and literally left a muddy footprint on me. Not my most proud moment.

leeblair said:

I would be the head coach and my number would be #1..
Kellen Moore would've been the quarterback for the past three years after his injury, and his backup would have been Case Keenum.
And there wouldn't be a franchise tag problem right now.

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Glad you didn't get the gig

Linebacker- don't care what number I wear, I just want to hit people.

Played 4 sports--but in football, it was RB and Safety in a past life

Loved Woodson and would like #28.

About the same size and speed as him (same height, slightly lighter, but slightly faster) but only 1/10th as good.....lol

Long snapper. Simply because of the longevity.