gjkoeppen
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...I was National Honor Society for three years. Sky is falling? Get a life.
That, and an I.Q. of just three points higher and that statement above would qualify for the life of a sedimentary rock classification.
Injury and development is very relevant at this point in the year. This year's team is being trained right now, and will shortly be tested. Injuries have and will be a large part in player participation now to camp.
By the way...the OP was provided by an outside source and talking down to it's author is really hard on how one's own IQ is observed.
Wow I guess everyone that wasn't a national honor society can not possibly know anything about football. Even those of us that played in middle school, high school and college can't hope to know as much about football as someone who was a national honor society guy. Even those who never played but follows the Cowboys know that when players pull things and/or get nicked up in OTA's and mini camp that the Cowboys takes things slow and easy to make sure they will be ready for training camp. BTW, OTA's are VOLUNTARY with no contact, pads or helmets allowed. Mini camp is 3 days long with a max of 2 practices a day the 2nd can only be 90 min. long and can only be a walk through. They are generally Tuesday through Thursday. No OTA or mini camp can be held during the weekend. But I guess a national honor society guy would know all of that. I know you never played ball because there wouldn't have been a helmet big enough to fit that ego of yours. To bad it doesn't mean anything.
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