Oldschool7;2486107 said:Ed Werder applauded by Dallas execs? ESPN coverage AFFIRMED by Dallas official website? Yes Ladies and Gentlemen, that's the latest in Cirque de Valley Ranch.
According to reports a near brawl occurred today between Witten and Owens, perhaps finally bringing Cowboys' front office top brass to it's knees and its senses. You have to wonder if Stephen and Junior and other true Cowboy lovers locked the door to impose an intervention with Jerry.
If this is a true change of heart its only 12 hours old. Formal Cowboy media (DC.Com Mickey Spagnola) backs ESPN about the divisive fire in the locker room and now the Star Telegram reports that the Cowboy own front office APPLAUDS Ed Werder's expose on cancerous T.O. Maybe a fresh wind blows in Valley Ranch.
And in that fresh wind blows a white flag of surrender about the disastrous tenure of the Love-Me-Some-Me receiver.
http://www.star-telegram.com/cowboys/
you seriously underestimate the New Jeresey con man....who like most NorthEasterners think they are smarter than everyone else...and laugh behind the back of "dumb Texans" privately. But Jerry stood up to his act when he tried to bully Jerry for another contract extension....and I do not think that sat well with Parcells. And don't forget Parcells worked for ESPN. Parcells has buds at ESPN. And Let's not act like Parcells has ANY love for Dallas. You do know that he was in the parking lot of Giants staduim trying to get the GM job with the Giants RIGHT BEFORE HE WAS ABOUT to coach Dallas against the Giants. Stay true to DALLAS fellow zoners!!!!!!!!!!!WG5516;2486190 said:BP has nothing to do with this. That's reaching a lot!!!
RoadRunner;2486191 said:So where is the aprt about some FO exec applauding Werder? I didn't catch that part in the article.
burmafrd;2486184 said:Gotta love the BP haters - they now have him involved in all this. Talk about not being able to let go.
I would be incredibly disapointed if it was Indeed Witten narcing on TO. Witten has always appeared to me to be as stand up a guy as you get.
I guess its POSSIBLE that Witten's agent is talking without Witten knowing about it- but that is doubtful.
why would they do that when THEY were the ones who said he SHOULD get the ball more...or at least Jerry and Wade didDoomsday;2486195 said:I guess that is what denial does to people. It always has to be a conspiracy when TO is involved. It is never him.
Jerry, Wade and Garrett are the ones to blame for most of this non sense. They should of confronted TO a long time ago and told him to stop talking about wanting the ball more to the media and stop crying about the scheme and how you have to be involved more. When you have no leadership, accountability or direction coming from the people in charge this is what happens. Jerry and Wade have placated TO's ego over and over and all he does is push the box further and further until it squeezes the life out of some of his team mates and they blow up.
Either way you look at it, it is a shame we have to good of a team to end the season like this.
robjgrif;2486196 said:And everybody in the nfl world is laughing at us now..
Ozzu;2486193 said:That was in the Galloway article written about the subject.
Boysboy;2486198 said:They've been doing so since we lost to the Giants in the playoffs.
Like I said-the year's end can't come faster.
bbailey423;2486197 said:why would they do that when THEY were the ones who said he SHOULD get the ball more...or at least Jerry and Wade did
Oldschool7;2486204 said:bbaily clearly you haven't read a lot about this.
Jerry and Wade said that Tony spreads the ball around just fine and that he throws the ball to whomever is open.
It looks execs around Jerry are exerting themself, perhaps to purge Owens forever from the team. Maybe Jerry has finally been humbled and seen his vanity and stupidity.
I think we can all hope. Cowboy fans everywhere are ready for a change in Jerry's approach in handling the run-away bad boys.
The T.O. act is about to end! If so...Wow what an enormous burden removed from everyone.
you make a grave mistake when you assume I am not up on things...trust me...I am. And I do know that last December we looked like some scrubs when TO got hurt. So if you get rid of him...I hope you have some ideas of who we are going to get to replace him...because Garrett has clearly shown that he cannot get it done without superstar players. We were terrible last year without Owens...and we might have had the worst offense in the NFL this year when Romo was out. So if you think getting rid of Owens is the answer....please tell me who his replacement is. And how has that worked out for Philly?Oldschool7;2486204 said:bbaily clearly you haven't read a lot about this.
Jerry and Wade said that Tony spreads the ball around just fine and that he throws the ball to whomever is open.
It looks execs around Jerry are exerting themself, perhaps to purge Owens forever from the team. Maybe Jerry has finally been humbled and seen his vanity and stupidity.
I think we can all hope. Cowboy fans everywhere are ready for a change in Jerry's approach in handling the run-away bad boys.
The T.O. act is about to end! If so...Wow what an enormous burden removed from everyone.
bbailey423;2486209 said:you make a grave mistake when you assume I am not up on things...trust me...I am. And I do know that last December we looked like some scrubs when TO got hurt. So if you get rid of him...I hope you have some ideas of who we are going to get to replace him...because Garrett has clearly shown that he cannot get it done without superstar players. We were terrible last year without Owens...and we might have had the worst offense in the NFL this year when Romo was out. So if you think getting rid of Owens is the answer....please tell me who his replacement is. And how has that worked out for Philly?
Oldschool7;2486107 said:Ed Werder applauded by Dallas execs? ESPN coverage AFFIRMED by Dallas official website? Yes Ladies and Gentlemen, that's the latest in Cirque de Valley Ranch.
According to reports a near brawl occurred today between Witten and Owens, perhaps finally bringing Cowboys' front office top brass to it's knees and its senses. You have to wonder if Stephen and Junior and other true Cowboy lovers locked the door to impose an intervention with Jerry.
If this is a true change of heart its only 12 hours old. Formal Cowboy media (DC.Com Mickey Spagnola) backs ESPN about the divisive fire in the locker room and now the Star Telegram reports that the Cowboy own front office APPLAUDS Ed Werder's expose on cancerous T.O. Maybe a fresh wind blows in Valley Ranch.
And in that fresh wind blows a white flag of surrender about the disastrous tenure of the Love-Me-Some-Me receiver.
http://www.star-telegram.com/cowboys/
When you consider the play on the field, they've proven themselves to be a pretty stupid lot. Nothing would surprise me.Hoofbite;2486185 said:Nope, didn't hear the Newman interview.
Thought you were commenting about the thread you posted in. My bad.
I still wouldn't call 1 guys words "most of the team".
I really hope that the players on this team don't think they would be better off without Tony then they would be without TO.
Hoofbite;2486185 said:Nope, didn't hear the Newman interview.
Thought you were commenting about the thread you posted in. My bad.
I still wouldn't call 1 guys words "most of the team".
I really hope that the players on this team don't think they would be better off without Tony then they would be without TO.