Dallas Cowboys most worthless player? I think not!

Who's the most worthless player on the squad for 2012? Hard to answer since the rosters are far from being set, and the most worthless players from last year may not be on the squad on that Wednesday night against the Giants.

But in the interests of playing along I declare a tie between:

Costa--in recognition of the miserable play of the interior line last year and his contributions toward that; and

Olgletree--gotta give a veteran his due when the quarterback is constantly telling him where to line up after the huddle breaks.
 
Costa and if Free plays like he did last year, he's up there also.
 
What people need to realize a bit about Ogletree is that, while he certainly has been here a long time, and this is by no means an excuse, but how many reps do you think this guy has actually taken?

This is GOING to be his 4th year. He came here as an undrafted free agent. Not like Dez Bryant who was drafted in the first round.

2009: Rookie undrafted free agent
2010: Inactive most of the year/Put on IR
2011: I think we all saw for ourselves

2012: ...

To think that he would be ahead of even Dez is a bit unrealistic.

If you look at Miles Austin, his development wasn't especially rapid either.

Austin blew up in his 4th year here, and only because of an injury to a starter...

Not saying that Ogletree is gonna be the guy, but, let's not just call him worthless at this point.
 
Bleacher Report is the most worthless website on the planet, IMO.


I don't see any players on the current roster as worthless. There are a few, including Ogletree that have yet to demonstrate that they are Garrett RKGs.
 
I don't see any players on the team as worthless.
 
Horrible premise for an article and yet another reason why I don't read that site. I do give them credit for one thing though. Their little slideshow applications to their "articles" give them a traffic click every time someone wants to see another slide.
 
Hostile;4599544 said:
Horrible premise for an article and yet another reason why I don't read that site. I do give them credit for one thing though. Their little slideshow applications to their "articles" give them a traffic click every time someone wants to see another slide.

It would be too bad if CowboysZone accidentally started filtering out that website.:D
 
If some of the young WRs currently on this team actually make this team, that it's the job of Garrent & his WR coach to get this some playing time during the season. That's the way you develop young players--not leave them sitting on the sidelines or just playing ST. Not saying Ogletree is the answer, but to have such few catches after several years with the team just shows a poor development program/strategy. If these young WRs understood they would get a little playing time in each game, bet they be motivated to fully understand what's going on.

BTW: Above comment based on something I heard a few years ago about how Packers developed their young WRs, which is why they so deep at that spot. They actually play those young guys. If they not capable enough to play/catch a few passes, then they are cut & Packers move on with other WR prospects.
 
Well, it's the offseason.

Funny thing, though, 2 years ago Ogle was being talked about as if he had great promise. Odd how expectations can plummet.

But I do like the selection of Randy Moss.
 

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