I'm excited to see Taco out on the field. I know he has to be looking forward to playing against anyone not named Tyron Smith. Taco is going up vs the best in the NFL so of course I don't expect rave reviews, hell Tyron can make an all pro look like a rookie
I believe Jones. What reason would he have to say Jaylon is 100 percent when he's Not? Why would he bait Cowboys fans like that if he were on 75 percent?
I think players and coaches are being coy about Jaylon, but some like Jones just can't help themselves they're so giddy about hos progress.
It's hard to say whether or not Byron Jones' idea of 100% and that of his surgeon coincide, although I can't help but doubt it. Anyhow, It seems our young FS is extremely high on Jaylon, so, I guess that's at least encouraging to some extent. Anyhow, it won't be long before the pads come on and we'll be able to judge for ourselves how good Jaylon looks.
Try as I may, I haven't been able to detect any suspicious limps nor wimpy moves on the videos we've seen and I'm thinking most of you haven't either, unless you have a very vivid imagination. I'm as anxious as anyone around here to see him in action and read about what others think as well. I think it's likely safe to say I'm not alone in that regard.
I'm not listening because I will judge for myself when the Cowboys take the end of training camp to Frisco. I'll be there first every day and the last to leave. I'm brining my notebook because I'm documenting what I see. Until then, I'm not engaging in this exercise in hyperbole.
I'm worried that he'll have so many sacks that no one else on the defense will be allowed to shine...but seriously, I worry about consistency as well but I do believe the talent is there and if he can attach himself to Rod and learn to continuously hone his craft and apply max effort, he'll at worst be a serviceable NFL 3 down lineman. I think the upside is much, much higher than that though.
