Czarnecki gives the Cowboys a B

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I think he is one of the better writers out there. For those of you upset with Goose he only gave little Joshie in Denver a B+.


Dallas: With the uneven play of Roy Williams, owner Jerry Jones wanted a playmaker opposite Miles Austin and he moved up in the draft to get Oklahoma State’s Dez Bryant, who will wear Michael Irvin’s No. 88 jersey. Bryant’s upbringing and the fact that he lied to NCAA investigators about his involvement with Deion Sanders got him suspended troubled some teams, but not the Cowboys, who will build a support system around him. Jones claims that he won’t trade Williams or Patrick Crayton to make Bryant’s transition easier. Penn State’s Sean Lee was the most instinctive linebacker in college football last season and the only concern about him is if he can keep himself healthy. Several teams wanted Lee, but the Eagles traded a pick with Jones in order for him to become a Cowboy. Akwasi Owusu-Ansah is a big, athletic cornerback from tiny Indiana (Pa.) State. He’s coming off an injury, but he’s expected to be ready for training camp. The Cowboys didn’t address their needs on the offensive line, but there are big hopes that either Doug Free or Robert Brewster, a third-round pick last year, will fill Flozell Adams’ spot at left tackle. Grade: B
 
It shows me he knows his stuff when he talks about Brewster, unlike a lot of National writers who don't know anything
 
AmishCowboy;3375732 said:
It shows me he knows his stuff when he talks about Brewster, unlike a lot of National writers who don't know anything
Czarnecki does his research. A lot of writers are no better than Bob, the annoying imbecile who sits by the water cooler and snickers about the "Cryboys" at my office Mondays in the fall.
 
Most writers and pundits have given the Cowboys a B grade, which, in my opinion, is a fair assessment.
 

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