Twitter: Cowboys Tweets Wed 5/01

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[America's Cowboy]

What an awesome getaway scramble and bomb pass for completion that was. Dak pulled a Romo! Enjoyed watching that play.

 

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[Eanwen]

Dak needs to work on his accuracy. If that was Romo it would have been a td.

 

[Bluefin]

Bryan Broaddus mentions he was told to keep an eye on undrafted LB Luke Gifford, then brought up 2nd year LB Kyle Queiro as a LB he really likes.

Thinks most underrated undrafted free agent signing is DT Ricky Walker, had a 5th round grade on him, has some upside to him.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Dak needs to work on his accuracy. If that was Romo it would have been a td.

Dumb. Dak had his arm blocked from getting a full follow through extension when releasing the pass, yet he had the arm strength to still pass it 45 yards through the air and hit right on target.

 

[Sydla]

Philly at 6 and us at 15 is kind of laughable.

Philly has kind of developed into a media darling in recent years.......

 

[Sydla]

We know McGovern was one they had rated higher than Hill. I’d be curious to see who the others were that they passed on to take Hill.

My gut says one or two of the safeties were higher.

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

I don't know why people are talking about La'el Collins for Karl Joseph. The better trade in my opinion is Taco for Joseph.

Especially contract year Collins. I want a top 100 pick and Joseph if we're talking Collins.

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

For me it has to be Bloom. Rookie coach. Teaches LVE how to take on blocks. Teaches Jaylon to take better angles and make faster reads. Both improved in coverage.

 

[boysfaninMI]

That podcast on Heath and Lockette was pretty inspiring in SO many ways. Good men, good players and thank GOD Ricardo made it. I mean, I knew the hit was bad but not that devastating. RL has so much to offer and now he gets to coach his son's pee wee team and also work as an advocate for spinal chord research. Touching story all the way round.

BTW: it also shines some light on Jeff Heath as a man. I know a lot of you guys don't like him and I get it, I really do. But just listen to this podcast and tell me you don't come away with a different perspective. At the end of the day, is it REALLY his fault the Cowboys cheap arsed front office tries to continually jam a square peg into a round hole? Hell no.

 

[AsthmaField]

I don't know why people are talking about La'el Collins for Karl Joseph. The better trade in my opinion is Taco for Joseph.

Agree completely.

Collins is going to work his butt off to have a great contract year and I’d like to see Dallas benefit from it. Depth on the OL is a great thing. There are ways to use them too.

 

[mmohican29]

Philly at 6 and us at 15 is kind of laughable.

Philly has kind of developed into a media darling in recent years.......

Total joke.

 

[Beaker42]

That podcast on Heath and Lockette was pretty inspiring in SO many ways. Good men, good players and thank GOD Ricardo made it. I mean, I knew the hit was bad but not that devastating. RL has so much to offer and now he gets to coach his son's pee wee team and also work as an advocate for spinal chord research. Touching story all the way round.

BTW: it also shines some light on Jeff Heath as a man. I know a lot of you guys don't like him and I get it, I really do. But just listen to this podcast and tell me you don't come away with a different perspective. At the end of the day, is it REALLY his fault the Cowboys cheap arsed front office tries to continually jam a square peg into a round hole? Hell no.

Heath needs to retire since our lame FO can’t quit him.

 

[Eanwen]

Dumb. Dak had his arm blocked from getting a full follow through extension when releasing the pass, yet he had the arm strength to still pass it 45 yards through the air and hit right on target.

It's possible I wasn't being serious

 

[America's Cowboy]

It's possible I wasn't being serious