Bradie James on why Texans are better than Cowboys

Unless JJ was physically riding Bradie James's like a pony, thus slowing him to a sloth-like pace, Bradie bears some responsibility for the Cowboys record his last few years here as well.
 
coogrfan;4853457 said:
A player who is tied for the lead in tackles on one of the best defenses in the league?

He led the team when he was here too. You want him back?
 
jterrell;4853442 said:
for him to be 100% correct the texans need to back that up on the field.

mcnair has owned that team for a long time now and they have been fairly miserable for most of his ownership.

the texans are better than the cowboys right this second because they have better players. they haven't proven to be a better franchise though.

Exactly, James is not playing for the Patriots. What have the Texans won in the past 10 years? That was a stupid remark.
 
I think the high profile, circus atmosphere around the team is a distraction and it's hard to develop young players when the GM undermines his coach and the Dallas media bubble is so distorted,,,. but the main reason this team has been so sorry for so long is horrible roster management.
 
Hostile;4853389 said:
What if the Cowboys capitalize on the weak schedule left in front of them?

What if they get some injured players back and get stronger?

What if two of these injured players protect Tony Romo and one of them makes us a 2 dimensional Offense again?

What if we win the NFC due to these things?

What if once in the Playoffs we beat a team or two and make a respectable effort at it?

What if this next off season Jason Garrett asks Tom Ciskowski and staff to find the missing pieces of the OL like they found the missing pieces of the Secondary?

What if Cowboys fans had to actually applaud their team again?



You're right. This is fun. Want to know the biggest difference between your scenario and mine? Reality, and I don't mean the owner of this site. A much smaller difference would be the number of people here who would have to grudgingly give the GM credit because they have pointedly said "never again" while he is GM.

Meanwhile I won't have to. I give him no credit for the previous 3 Super Bowls and I won't if we shock the world again. Not for the personnel. I'll give him credit for hiring the right coach. That's it for me just like when he hired Jimmy.

What will Bradie James explanation be then I wonder? That might be a fun what if game too.

That's a game I'd love to play. Sadly I don't any of us will be able to any time soon.
 
If Bradie James were half the ILB that either Lee or Carter are, we'd probably have more than one playoff win over the last decade plus.

I so miss him leaving the middle of the field open on passing plays, making tackles 4-5 yards down the field, getting stonewalled on blitzes (expect '06..wth got into him that year?), getting left in RB's dust, etc.

I've never seen a guy (unless it's his LSU buddy Spears) do so little while talking so much.
 
calico;4853340 said:
Exactly. It's clear as day the cowboys are a circus and Bradie has said it for years and idiots on here attacked him for not drinking the kool aid.


All you ripping him saying he's done are clueless. He leads the texans team in tackles this year and Wade is using him a lot better than Ryan did.

I live in Houston and wish the cowboys were run like the texans. No distractions at all and training camp in 1 location at HOME!.

Well.... Bye!
 
Plankton;4853364 said:
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This is from the 2009 Draft

Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil?
 
EGG;4853510 said:
I think the high profile, circus atmosphere around the team is a distraction and it's hard to develop young players when the GM undermines his coach and the Dallas media bubble is so distorted,,,. but the main reason this team has been so sorry for so long is horrible roster management.

the second most high profile team is the new england patriots.
the giants are 3rd.

lots of 2 and 3 win teams are really low profile.

winning draws attention.
 
Slowly but surely the Texan d has starting giving up more pt/ gm ......lot of it right up the gut.... see today's game
 
He might be right, he might have it wrong. Either way, the comparison doesn't make much sense until the Texans actually win something of significance. Until then, their structure and who's the mat at the top doesn't matter much to me.
 
BAZ;4853302 said:
Cast off disgrunteld explayer makes negative comments about former team. All the shocking details at the top of the hour.
lol@ cast off. He went from a loser team to a really good team and he's a cast off? Good one.
 
Clove;4853711 said:
lol@ cast off. He went from a loser team to a really good team and he's a cast off? Good one.

He was pretty much the definition of a cast-off. And Cast offs go better teams all the time.
 
Matt schab would not last 2 days behind our o-line, that's the main difference between us.
 
reddyuta;4853722 said:
Matt schab would not last 2 days behind our o-line, that's the main difference between us.

That and the turnover differential that's actually causing us to lose the games we lost.
 
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