Video: Charvarius Ward: Dallas don't make a lot of good decisions

[Echo9]

What gets me about this comment is how things are changing in the way active players talk about the Cowboys. Seems like every few days, we're getting tweets and posts where some player still in the league and even potentially a FA at the time is out-right mocking the way the Cowboys do business. Basically burning their bridges with them. I'm not even against it since I really can't disagree much, just that we are hearing it so much more often.

I think we all know that Jerry is delusional enough that this doesn't affect what he does, but I have to wonder if this increased criticism is starting to get to him.

 

[Coogiguy03]

He was strappin those boys.....

I heard you was out there too

 

[Established1971]

He made the decision not to listen in English classes in school, so....

 

[exciter]

KC wanted Olumba, Dallas said no, so they took Ward.

No!
Dallas tried to trade Olimba because Ward was the favorite to make the team. KC insisted on Ward.
There was a Q&A answer on the main page complaining about why they traded Ward!

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

He's made over $46 million and counting.

He has. Never said he was broke lol. Rich rich.

 

[Praxit]

...tell Ward, like they say, "Cant win them all".

 

[tomokawan]

He made the decision not to listen in English classes in school, so....

 

[diamonddelts]

Neither did the person that named him.

 

[nate dizzle]

Interesting take by a player who has been on 4 teams by the age of 28.

2nd Team All Pro apparently means a lot to some people.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

2nd Team All Pro apparently means a lot to some people.

He’s a good player don’t get me wrong. I’m just saying essentially 2 other teams let him go or didn’t want to meet his demands yet he says this when Chiefs have him up after all pro season. But we trade him as a undrafted free agent.

 

[Ironicalicon]

It's becoming cool to throw shade at the Cowboys organization and at the very least their perceived ineptitude is a talking point, good for a laugh.

No different than how we've been talking about the Browns for 40 or so years.

 

[DandyDon52]

I hated that trade. Gave up a promising corner for a guard with banged up knee(s)

KC loved doing that trade lol. Teams like trading with dallas and the jones boys !

 

[McKDaddy]

I was shocked he was traded. He played well. Meanwhile we would keep failures on the roster for much longer like Devin Street

It was clear he was a player putting it all together. I was shocked too. Especially for a lineman that never did anything.

 

[McKDaddy]

And his current deal he just signed with the Colts is over 50 million. Playing on multiple teams because you have highest bidders and deep playoff experience is a good thing. He's not playing on 4 teams because he's bad or under performing

I mean his sophomore season he starts in the superbowl and gets a ring. Then gets paid by SF and starts in another superbowl. Now the Colts give him a deal that could be worth up to 60 million.

I don't know how he can look back at the cowboys and be bitter. If anything for him it's a blessing, an undrafted player got a ring and 2 large contracts.

Thank you. This is one of those things everyone should agree on. He became a cornerstone for two powerhouse teams helping them reach & win a SB. Obviously the Cowboys made a mistake giving him away.

 

[kskboys]

Thanks, Charcoal, but we've known this for a long time.