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Cowboys 5-1 since signing the great 'distraction,' Michael Sam
Wow, that Michael Sam is a huge distraction. If not for him distracting the Cowboys every day in practice, Dallas would be 6-0 instead of 5-1.
It's funny how the 2014 NFL season -- dominated in the offseason by Sam coming out and then being drafted by the Rams and being cut and finally being signed by the Cowboys to their practice squad -- is now about everything but Sam. He quietly practices each day with the Cowboys and cheers them on during games, hoping to land a roster spot at some point. Meanwhile, Ray Rice and domestic violence made everyone forget about the fake distraction and talk about real issues.
Ironically, when the Cowboys signed Sam, the feeling was that their defense was so lousy that he had a good chance to be called up to the active roster. The belief was that he had no chance to crack the great (or so we thought) St. Louis front four, which is why he was cut. Instead, Sam will only be called up if there are major injuries to the Cowboys defensive line. In contrast, the Rams (heading into Monday's game against San Francisco), have only one sack and are underachieving. Sam wound up on the better team and is clearly enjoying himself.
Read more: http://www.outsports.com/2014/10/12...-michael-sam-brady-manning-rodgers-hot-player
Wow, that Michael Sam is a huge distraction. If not for him distracting the Cowboys every day in practice, Dallas would be 6-0 instead of 5-1.
It's funny how the 2014 NFL season -- dominated in the offseason by Sam coming out and then being drafted by the Rams and being cut and finally being signed by the Cowboys to their practice squad -- is now about everything but Sam. He quietly practices each day with the Cowboys and cheers them on during games, hoping to land a roster spot at some point. Meanwhile, Ray Rice and domestic violence made everyone forget about the fake distraction and talk about real issues.
Ironically, when the Cowboys signed Sam, the feeling was that their defense was so lousy that he had a good chance to be called up to the active roster. The belief was that he had no chance to crack the great (or so we thought) St. Louis front four, which is why he was cut. Instead, Sam will only be called up if there are major injuries to the Cowboys defensive line. In contrast, the Rams (heading into Monday's game against San Francisco), have only one sack and are underachieving. Sam wound up on the better team and is clearly enjoying himself.
Read more: http://www.outsports.com/2014/10/12...-michael-sam-brady-manning-rodgers-hot-player