I am not sure I would characterize the Cowboys D as a mad beast just yet. They have to prove they're not the annoyed kitten they were last season and swatting at the string.Kyler doesn't seem to realize that he's setting himself up for a sound butt whooping! Keep it up, son!
Agitating a mad beast is no way to survive! It's really the quickest way to ensure your demise!
Sometimes it's a player. I became a Chargers fan when they drafted Lance Alworth, my childhood hero.
So, how do you explain the choice of the Vikings? Do we think Murray picked up on those couple of good years when he was 2-3?years old? Or was he a bandwagon jumper and picked up on the year or two they were pretty good when he was about 11-12?
Why the hell do you watch it lol?
you worry about you and I'll worry about me.
Absolutely a player can matter. I think especially in today’s world where players get so much media attention and there are so many media outlets for people to see. That’s one of a number of possible things that could have colored Murray’s viewpoint besides deciding the Cowboys were losers.
Dak Hate is one helluva drug!!
Yes....this version of the Cowboys defense is going to defend the glorious Romo Era
I’m concerned that you may have lost your mind.
Murray is from Dallas and his dad briefly played for the Cowboys in preseason after playing for Texas A&M.
The Vikings were the best team in the league for a couple of years with Cunningham, Carter, Moss, and Robert Smith. They missed a field goal that would have put them in the Super Bowl.
He was 1 year old at the time. I'm guessing he doesn't have crystal clear memories of that. From the time he was 4 years old until he entered the NFL the Vikings averaged 8.0 wins per season (the Cowboys averaged 8.6). Obvioiusly he would have grown up with neither team being among the winning teams of that era.
