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Put Pearson in the HOF
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Whinning pro athlete who makes a ton of money for playing a game--what a quitter--he should show up and fight for his spot and shut up
Maikeru-sama;3417921 said:I'm more interested in him possible blaming Romo for the reason why Roy Williams has struggled.
That is a bunch of bologna!
superpunk;3417923 said:It was the same thing with Flotel and Hamlin though. Jerry even said that we released them when we did so they could catch on elsewhere. That's all Crayton wants here, a release now so he has a chance to sign and contribute to a team, fight for a #2 WR spot throughout a team's whole camp.
Otherwise, by the time we feel "comfortable" releasing him, camp battles are settled and he's trying to shoehorn himself in somewhere else, and he's really gained nothing.
HoosierCowboy;3417935 said:Whinning pro athlete who makes a ton of money for playing a game--what a quitter--he should show up and fight for his spot and shut up
HoleInTheRoof;3417878 said:Don't they know he's Patrick Freaking Crayton?
zrinkill;3417940 said:That would be a great T-shirt.
Hoofbite;3417936 said:He danced around a bit. He didn't really blame Romo but threw out a bunch of excuses for Roy about every receiver having drops and no receiver can gain yards without the ball coming their way.
I think he's trying to make some noise to get out. I doubt he wants to directly go after Romo because he knows it would be a load of horse crap but if you dance around a bit and people get the feeling you're pointing the finger at Romo, you'll probably get your wish.
Did you listen to the interview? That is what he thinks. Otherwise why would he be so adamant that he wants to be released? I don't think it's so he can sign for vet min with a bad team to be their 3rd WR and backup punt returner.Alexander;3417909 said:How did he suggest anything like that?
If anything he has some perspective on himself and his career mortality and it not displaying arrogance here.
If he was, he would be angry but also defiant and confident that no matter if the team released him at the end of camp he would have no problem finding another team in short order. He would anyway, but he does realize he's 30 plus and his options would be limited the later on he is released.
Please, I don't see any other receivers whining. Go, I am sick of this guy taking everything to the media. The Cowboys have done a good job of getting rid of players like this and this needs to continue with Crayton. What a baby. This dude doesn't deserve any special treatment. Earn it and stop crying about it.superpunk;3417883 said:I'd be pissed if I was Crayton, too. He's right, he's that insurance guy. Which is fine for the team, but at 31 he's got to do what's best for him. 7th rounder who beat the odds, he's got about one more shot at making some money. He can read the tea leaves, and as much as he wants to stay a Cowboy they've shown that they're ready to move on. Plenty of other teams could use a possession receiver who can return some punts - so why not push for a release?
I hope he gets it. With Dez and Otree on the roster there is no reason to keep him around. Hurd stays as the 5th and STer. Everyone is happy.
mldardy;3417955 said:Please, I don't see any other receivers whining. Go, I am sick of this guy taking everything to the media. The Cowboys have done a good job of getting rid of players like this and this needs to continue with Crayton. What a baby. This dude doesn't deserve any special treatment. Earn it and stop crying about it.
Chocolate Lab;3417948 said:Did you listen to the interview? That is what he thinks. Otherwise why would he be so adamant that he wants to be released? I don't think it's so he can sign for vet min with a bad team to be their 3rd WR and backup punt returner.
What he doesn't realize is that there might not be anyone who wants him. Or, guess what, if they do they probably don't want him as more than a 4th or at best 3rd WR, just like here. Only he'd likely be making less money.
Which happens to be $2,000,000 this year, by the way. Yeah, maybe you are insurance. So what? You're getting two million bucks for it. That's more than you're worth.
I've defended this guy before, but he sounded as confused as Greg Ellis in that interview with the way he wandered all over the place. These young guys are talented and need to play. But if they had a competition I'd beat them. But it won't be a fair competition. I know they don't want me. But I haven't talked Jerry or Wade since the playoff game. Around and around.
The bottom line is that he got butt-hurt because his name was shopped during the draft. Big deal. You think you're the only ballplayer a GM talked ever about trading? And did you consider that apparently no one wanted you when we asked?
Bah.
Chocolate Lab;3417948 said:I've defended this guy before, but he sounded as confused as Greg Ellis in that interview with the way he wandered all over the place. These young guys are talented and need to play. But if they had a competition I'd beat them. But it won't be a fair competition. I know they don't want me. But I haven't talked Jerry or Wade since the playoff game. Around and around.
The bottom line is that he got butt-hurt because his name was shopped during the draft. Big deal. You think you're the only ballplayer a GM talked ever about trading? And did you consider that apparently no one wanted you when we asked?
Bah.
Hoofbite;3417963 said:No other receivers are outproducing guys in front of them on the depth chart.
mldardy;3417976 said:They haven't had the opportunies. This guy is not worth it. If T.O. wasn't worth it(which he wasn't), Crayton is definitely not. He isn't going to start and we have depth at WR.
Hoofbite;3417979 said:What do you mean? Roy Williams started all damn season and Crayton still provided more value to the team.
mldardy;3417987 said:I am talking about the non starters. Roy is going to start regardless of Crayton's whining. I am talking about Ogletree, Bryant, etc. This team isn't going to miss Crayton. Good bye.
