Dak "haters"? Seriously, that's the breadth of your word power?

Rayman70 said:

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SwensonDC said:

His demands are outrageous for someone who hasn't accomplished anything. I want him and his best friend on the team gone ASAP.

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GimmeTheBall! said:

When the fragile, physically whipped and frustrated walk-on Tony Romo was shoved aside, I was among Dak's biggest fans. I believed in Dak, big time. It just hasn't worked out for me.

But me disappointment has been to see a deep divide among fans. Some strongly believe in Dak. Others want him and his salary demands gone. It happens.That does not make him a bad man.

So I say to you, dear mateys, phone solicitors, licensed contractors and those with warrants, to call anyone here a "hater/hatah" is so wrong.

My guess is that 90% of Dak's skeptics and critics here like the man but don't like his play, prognosis or greed.
But, on the other dominant hand, most of those who criticize Dak would love to hang with him, have beers and enchiladas with him and maybe back him up in a bar brawl, not that Dak is a troublemaker.

So, all you smug and presumptuous chaps who are quick to use the word hate/hater, you need to step back, take a deep breath and reconsider your choice of words.

Hate is too strong a word to use over a QB. It's not personal, it's just business and exuberant fandom.
Amen.

Hollah, and brings me a dollah!

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CATCH17 said:

I like Dak.. I think his play is ok.. The greed is whatever..

My problem is the value vs the contract and he is horrendous value.

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acr731 said:

We're not in junior high any more.

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Rockport said:

You left out fish bait sellers.

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ABQCOWBOY said:

So, to be clear because I think it's important, are we talking people here who are serving warrants or those of us who actually have warrants outstanding against them?

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Reality said:

So a Dak-hater hater?

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Rockport said:

Haters are just the ones that hate on anything all the time. Day in, day out, every thread and every post. Those are haters.

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Rayman70 said:

I'm 50 years old..GOT NO TIME for sniveling and wasting time name callin or what have you. Its a real buzz kill.

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GimmeTheBall! said:

When the fragile, physically whipped and frustrated walk-on Tony Romo was shoved aside, I was among Dak's biggest fans. I believed in Dak, big time. It just hasn't worked out for me.

But me disappointment has been to see a deep divide among fans. Some strongly believe in Dak. Others want him and his salary demands gone. It happens.That does not make him a bad man.

So I say to you, dear mateys, phone solicitors, licensed contractors and those with warrants, to call anyone here a "hater/hatah" is so wrong.

My guess is that 90% of Dak's skeptics and critics here like the man but don't like his play, prognosis or greed.
But, on the other dominant hand, most of those who criticize Dak would love to hang with him, have beers and enchiladas with him and maybe back him up in a bar brawl, not that Dak is a troublemaker.

So, all you smug and presumptuous chaps who are quick to use the word hate/hater, you need to step back, take a deep breath and reconsider your choice of words.

Hate is too strong a word to use over a QB. It's not personal, it's just business and exuberant fandom.
Amen.

Hollah, and brings me a dollah!

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USArmyVet said:

I HATE when I feel as though I am not providing enough for my family.
I HATE when my daughter suffers from her contagion based OCD in a pandemic.
I HATE knowing my mother only has very little time left.
I HATE when my wife is hurting.

To be called a HATER over the frivolous nature of an NFL QB being signed or not signed by those on an online social group means about as much to me as having to change the garbage.

So many seem to live for the division of online social media over things that we have no control over and have no impact in our personal lives.....perhaps we would all be better people, husbands, sons, brothers, fathers, friends.....if we would all just stop and put more focus on our own lives than that of the lives of NFL players.

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CowboysWillRise said:

Haters is too strong, but you've got no problem with Dak tards or, Dak hangers, or whatever. It goes both ways. You are only serving to show which side you lean towards. The polar nature of this topic is an excellent illustration of our society today. People can't simply have a discussion and attempt to find logic, and middle ground. I am thankful for the posters on this board that are able to accomplish exactly that. You aren't one of them.

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GimmeTheBall! said:

Your grammar is terrible. Did you know that?

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USArmyVet said:

I HATE when I feel as though I am not providing enough for my family.
I HATE when my daughter suffers from her contagion based OCD in a pandemic.
I HATE knowing my mother only has very little time left.
I HATE when my wife is hurting.

To be called a HATER over the frivolous nature of an NFL QB being signed or not signed by those on an online social group means about as much to me as having to change the garbage.

So many seem to live for the division of online social media over things that we have no control over and have no impact in our personal lives.....perhaps we would all be better people, husbands, sons, brothers, fathers, friends.....if we would all just stop and put more focus on our own lives than that of the lives of NFL players.

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CowboysWillRise said:

I never made the transfer from junior college.

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GimmeTheBall! said:

Why do you ask? I paid my warrants off in 24 easy installments.

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PAPPYDOG said:

Cancerous losers!
One got his fat paycheck now they're looking to double up and continue .500 ball at its finest!

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