Twitter: Cowboys Tweets 11/28

[Mr_437]

Not sure if I should post this but here goes...

SMH

This is interesting. Taco isn't playing well, so hopefully that's what was going on with him. RG is improving, Armstrong is out there hustling, haven't missed Charlton much. Still time for #97 to get right.

 

[Texas_Pete]

 

[Risen Star]

 

[Risen Star]

 

[jazzcat22]

I wonder if Gruden is having second thoughts....

He may be wishing he traded 2 first rounds for Dak instead.

 

[jazzcat22]

Obviously his receiving is the reason we got him, but I find it odd his run blocking has went down slightly.

Cooper has not played very many snaps on some obvious running downs for Dallas. I seen or heard that somewhere. Not sure if it was during the game, or on a show later after the game, or the next day.

 

[Denim Chicken]

Eddie Jackson should be in the DPOY conversation IMO.

 

[ClappingCarrot]

Not sure if I should post this but here goes...

SMH

No that's impossible. We've been told for years that there is no discipline or accountability in Dallas. I heard it on the Zone.

 

[samilpa4life]

Not sure if I should post this but here goes...

SMH

what a wasted first round pick, but hey, at least it wasn't Ruben Foster that we drafted

 

[Texas_Pete]

what a wasted first round pick, but hey, at least it wasn't Ruben Foster that we drafted

What's funny is I wanted Foster over Taco. Whew!

 

[Carson]

Eddie Jackson should be in the DPOY conversation IMO.

This.

People talk about Mack and that defense. But Jackson is the guy who makes the big time plays

 

[HanD]

not too bad projected out to a full season: 88 receptions, 1400 yards and 12 TDs....

 

[reddyuta]

I hope we try to neutralize Kamara completely,he can take over the game by himself.If we are going to get beat let their WRs beat us and not the RBs.

 

[TheDuke]

Here's the (100?) million dollar question, and the punch line from the article:

I'll leave you with this … What do you have more confidence in moving forward: Dak's play on the field or the organizations ability to find a better option?

Great point. Considering they tried to trade up for Paxton Lynch, and Connor Cook...bringing in Brandon Weeden and Matt Cassell. I’d say their track record on qb evaluation leaves something to be desired.

Even Jerruh said finding Romo was a miracle.

 

[ThatJerryKid]

This season. Coop as a Raider vs Coop as a Cowboy is like night and day:

Amazing what a trade to a place where you wanna be can do for a talented player. It's as if he was rejuvenated when he put on the star.

This is what a good QB will do for you. I posted this for Risen....send me likes..

 

[Texas_Pete]

Losing snaps to Armstrong should have motivated him instead of pouting like a baby. He needs to man up.

 

[Idgit]

Losing snaps to Armstrong should have motivated him instead of pouting like a baby. He needs to man up.

Well, they did just update this story with Taco’s response. “When they don’t have a story, they’ll make one.”

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

Here's the (100?) million dollar question, and the punch line from the article:

I'll leave you with this … What do you have more confidence in moving forward: Dak's play on the field or the organizations ability to find a better option?

That's an absolutely sobering question.

Think about it.

Prior to Romo the last franchise QB the Cowboys developed was Troy Aikman back in 1989 and Romo was effectively lightning in a bottle.

This FO has no demonstrated track record of developing talent at the position, so I can see them pinning their hopes to Dak thinking they fell into one again.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Losing snaps to Armstrong should have motivated him instead of pouting like a baby. He needs to man up.

Taco better figure it out.

If he doesn't, next summer Armstrong will be a better player than him.

 

[Praxit]

This season. Coop as a Raider vs Coop as a Cowboy is like night and day:

Amazing what a trade to a place where you wanna be can do for a talented player. It's as if he was rejuvenated when he put on the star.

...The Dak/Cooper connection finally hitting a stride.