I do think his comment about being all about ball, not brand, is felt by a bunch of players that are still on the team. The access given to the players by the media is unmatched and not all players are comfortable with that glass house that has always been Dallas.
Some here are too young to have lived through those "glitz and glamor" days that started well before Booger showed up, he's just used what was already there. The Cowboys were called soft and the word "finesse" was used a lot to describe their team. More glory than guts compared to teams like CLE, GB and PIT. They were all blue collar teams and the Cowboys were the matinee idols of the NFL.
Beasley's continuation of taking shots makes me wonder about his time with Dallas. It's funny to see posters take a shot at what he says about being used here by the same posters that blasted Linehan. I do think there is a connection.
I will say one thing about Beasley, who was backed up by Hurns, he said he was open and he was. I went back and watched the two games prior to his comment and he was NFL open a lot and wasn't getting the ball but slot WR's like Beasley, quick and small, are a hard target for some QB's, especially when they can't get the passing lanes they need. Prescott is 6'2" while Allen is 6'5", 3" doesn't seem like a lot until you consider the average height of linemen and that slant to a quick slot guy can be the most difficult ball to throw. I do think he will do better in BUF than DAL where it's all about football and wings and not about the promotional aspects of the game. However, good luck on those bullets from the QB with the highest velocity ranking since 2008 when it's in the teens and that wind is howling.
