Calling it now

[TheRomoSexual]

Yeah ok......I owe non of you little *****es a dime because you all were scared to take the bet and have no balls. Still don't care and was willing to bet till the pats picked but it just goes to show that none of you have any balls to bet and none of you have any balls to have any input other than to go off of what others say.

I love when dudes use terms like "balls" multiple times to appear tough.

 

[locked&loaded]

I just hope that baby in his picture isnt is. I feel so bad for that kid...seriously..dang...

 

[JohnnyHopkins]

 

[Zekeats]

I just hope that baby in his picture isnt is. I feel so bad for that kid...seriously..dang...

Don't worry about my kid, worry about that mutt of yours

 

[Alexander]

Wasn't watching ESPN the whole time. What happened? Did Irvin come across as uncharacteristically quiet to anyone else?

The whole draft coverage seemed wrong.

It was outside, the crowd was not into it. Goodell did not get his customary number of daps and hugs. Very few trades or shocking choices. Teams were making picks and they were not announced for a whole ten minutes.

The announcing was off as well.

All around, it did not seem like a real draft.

 

[Spectre]

Do you think before you type or what. You just contradicted in a single sentence. Anyway, I never said Coleman would go top 15-20, I said I had him ranked there. I also said I was not the only one as Bryan a former scout had him top ten and a former scout from the Bears obviously had him top 20 also since he had him labeled the best back in the draft. Broaddus also had Byran Jones as his 12th best player in the draft and from what I saw last night with the war room reaction it looked like the Cowboys had him ranked similar. Its also fair to say that since Broaddus has some inside info/connections that his board could look pretty similar to what the Cowboys have.

Listen, I just love what Coleman could have bought to this team and now it seems highly unlikely he is here. I don't think we made the right pick last night even though I am not totally against it, I believe that Coleman would have been the best RB in the draft to fill in for Murray and I think he would easily had been rookie of the year here. I think a lot of us fans will see that the Cowboys got it wrong when the running game struggles or we struggle to find a runner who is consistent.

coleman sucks

 

[Zekeats]

coleman sucks

Nice insight from another die hard maroon

 

[Spectre]

Nice insight from another die hard maroon

I prefer sort of a tealish-blue. But thanks!

ps- coleman still sucks

 

[Zekeats]

I prefer sort of a tealish-blue. But thanks!

ps- coleman still sucks

Sticking to what you know best....being pointless...now go away

 

[Zekeats]

Why do people talk **** only to have no insight? It makes no sense....anyone with a simple "so and so sucks" should have to post a picture of themselves so we could have a face to go with the idiotic one liners

 

[UncleBlazer]

Why do people talk **** only to have no insight? It makes no sense....anyone with a simple "so and so sucks" should have to post a picture of themselves so we could have a face to go with the idiotic one liners

You're right that way we know just what these 'maroons' look like.

 

[Zekeats]

You're right that way we know just what these 'maroons' look like.

Spelled with intent

 

[texbumthelife]

The whole draft coverage seemed wrong.

It was outside, the crowd was not into it. Goodell did not get his customary number of daps and hugs. Very few trades or shocking choices. Teams were making picks and they were not announced for a whole ten minutes.

The announcing was off as well.

All around, it did not seem like a real draft.

Man, I'm glad it wasn't just me. I don't know what it was this year, but this just didn't have the usual feel. I really think they need to move it back to the weekend and keep it in NYC or LA.

 

[Rogerthat12]

Please no religious beliefs, especially 45 replies into an argument, its against the boards policies.

I said betting was against mine, has nothing to do with board policy, grow up.

If you were concerned with policy, the name calling and personal insults would stop.

 

[Zekeats]

I said betting was against mine, has nothing to do with board policy, grow up.

If you were concerned with policy, the name calling and personal insults would stop.

Grow up....you came pointing the finger the second the first round ended. Grow a set.

 

[Rogerthat12]

Grow up....you came pointing the finger the second the first round ended. Grow a set.

No one was pointing the finger, you were just simply wrong and you simply do not have the stones to admit this FACT!

You started the entire argument by arguing Coleman would go in the first, then you proceed to insult and berate anyone who disagrees with your opinion.

You need to learn some base level social skills, just because people disagree with your opinion does not entitle you to name call and insult them on a personal level.

You were wrong, your argument was proven wrong and now you do not want to face it like a man.

Instead you name call to avoid the fact you were wrong, this is what middle school children do when they lose an argument, it is called attack the man instead of the argument which is a logical fallacy just so you know for the future.

 

[Zekeats]

No one was pointing the finger, you were just simply wrong and you simply do not have the stones to admit this FACT!

You started the entire argument by arguing Coleman would go in the first, then you proceed to insult and berate anyone who disagrees with your opinion.

You need to learn some base level social skills, just because people disagree with your opinion does not entitle you to name call and insult them on a personal level.

You were wrong, your argument was proven wrong and now you do not want to face it like a man.

Instead you name call to avoid the fact you were wrong, this is what middle school children do when they lose an argument, it is called attack the man instead of the argument which is a logical fallacy just so you know for the future.

Fact is he didn't go in the first round the other fact is I still think he's a top 20 player in this draft the other fact is I didn't berate anybody who didn't agree with me I simply told them to put their money where their mouth was which nobody did. Had they, they would have made $100

 

[Spectre]

Tevin Coleman is a name that will be forgotten in 3 years, imo. He's climbed the rankings only in the last month or so (without playing any additional football) because of a 40 time... and the gradual acceptance that we were never really in a position to make a play for Gurley or Gordon. He has a one-dimensional game- run fast, straight, through open holes. The guy has no change of direction, doesn't really create any runs on his own and looks uncomfortable- big frame, big feet. Behind this line he could see some success, but so could a number of mediocre backs. Reminds me of a bigger, more awkward Felix Jones. Sound decision would be to get a guy who doesn't need a great o-line to create runs, and give him one. He's a candidate for a reach/bust that I'd prefer to let someone else make.

 

[Fla Cowpoke]

Do you think before you type or what. You just contradicted in a single sentence. Anyway, I never said Coleman would go top 15-20, I said I had him ranked there. I also said I was not the only one as Bryan a former scout had him top ten and a former scout from the Bears obviously had him top 20 also since he had him labeled the best back in the draft. Broaddus also had Byran Jones as his 12th best player in the draft and from what I saw last night with the war room reaction it looked like the Cowboys had him ranked similar. Its also fair to say that since Broaddus has some inside info/connections that his board could look pretty similar to what the Cowboys have.

Listen, I just love what Coleman could have bought to this team and now it seems highly unlikely he is here. I don't think we made the right pick last night even though I am not totally against it, I believe that Coleman would have been the best RB in the draft to fill in for Murray and I think he would easily had been rookie of the year here. I think a lot of us fans will see that the Cowboys got it wrong when the running game struggles or we struggle to find a runner who is consistent.

Not sure how the part you bolded contradicts anything I have said. He NEVER was a first round candidate for us. That is a figment of your imagination.

He makes sense if we can get him in the second, which is where most people have him rated, and most of them have him late in the second, which just happens to be where we pick. Have heard some saying that the targets are Coleman or Duke Johnson in the second with Frank Clark a target in the third. I'd be elated with either back at this point.

The reason everyone is busting your balls is you have been so arrogant throwing around "your" board and your picks and being so insulting to everyone that disagrees with you at all. When you put all your eggs in one basket, you are bound to get disappointed over and over again.

 

[LandryFan]

The entire production was a nightmare. The crowd in the auditorium was way too far away. Might as well have been across the street in that goofy Draft Town. The picks would be in for upwards of five minutes and they would go to commercial after commercial. Been watching since the first televised and this was by far the worst broadcast.

Hell, they even had a backlog of picks waiting to be announced...that was an embarrassing production.