Damontre Moore Apology

[Teague31]

He's doing everything right at the moment. Can he keep it up?

 

[robbieruff]

Good angle,but I kinda thought,,,


This.
And he's really trying in an honest effort to integrate himself into the Fanbases hearts and minds,,,personally I'm gonna keep seeing that foot stomp on #9 while he was already down,,, unless he pulls some highlight reel plays early on.( that ,,,could erase that memory pretty quick)

Yes. I agree that there was certainly some personal PR value on his part as well. Didn't mean to dismiss that angle in my previous post. It will be interesting to see how he responds ultimately upon his return to action. Someone else on this thread made the comment that talk is cheap...I hope his redemptive actions speak loudly - and often.

 

[shabazz]

Hated it.



I don't know; I'm feeling contrarian this morning.

Me too. I'd rather he blame it on socioeconomic inequities and video games

 

[jazzcat22]

There is a game Thursday. All of this other stuff, nothing we can do. complain about the player, FO, stand up for the player, FO and the decisions and choices.
I just want to see a game, and get into player evaluations. Which in itself will be all over the map with opinions...but at least it is football...not off the field stuff.

All of this will work itself out, and really is not as bad as it seems.
Irving for 4 games, more for 2, maybe Carroll for 2 at some point. So how bad is that? Because if we have the depth and competition that we think we do, on paper, and if it is real, we will be just fine.

 

[Fla Cowpoke]

If anything, the decision makers should apologize for signing a player they knew would be subject to suspension.

The team is looking for long term answers. You don't let a small window of games that he might not be available for determine whether you give a guy a chance to be part of the future. He is a young guy with some obvious talent that didn't work out elsewhere. Taking a random shot at the organization for this is really just part of an agenda, not really a valid argument against the move.

 

[Fla Cowpoke]

The team is looking for long term answers. You don't let a small window of games that he might not be available for determine whether you give a guy a chance to be part of the future. He is a young guy with some obvious talent that didn't work out elsewhere. Taking a random shot at the organization for this is really just part of an agenda, not really a valid argument against the move.

Heck, if you want to take a shot at the front office, take it over the signing of McCown. No way to justify it unless you are giving him a shot to compete for #2. He isn't a developmental guy, that book has been written. I am not a Kaepernick fan, but he is a much more viable option outside of the drama he brings.

 

[tyke1doe]

Or maybe he's really sorry and finally understands that past actions impact future destiny?

 

[xwalker]

That's really a stand up thing to do.

He impressed me in a radio interview last week.

 

[haleyrules]

Moore is my project for this year. I really hope he makes it. This is some kind of a good start..self serving or not. Its something.

 

[Garrettop]

I think the culture surrounding the DC, at this point, is a circus no matter if Jerry sold the team tomorrow and the new owner cleaned house aside from the players. The Star is the premier logo in all of pro-sports. For all of the dismissals on Moore's statement, apparently those persons have forgotten the Hardy-esque statements. I'm encouraged that the FO appears to be taking increasingly better "upsideswings" in FA.

 

[CowboyStar88]

I like people who take personal responsibility for their actions. It tells a lot about their character IMO. When I read his apology I came away with the belief it was very genuine and not some puff piece.

 

[Melonfeud]

Me too. I'd rather he blame it on socioeconomic inequities and video games

And maybe even 'the rejection from wimm'en'
When he's half past snokk'erd,,,IDK?

 

[Melonfeud]

I like people who take personal responsibility for their actions. It tells a lot about their character IMO. When I read his apology I came away with the belief it was very genuine and not some puff piece.

Copy that!
Same here.

 

[Aven8]

Well that sucks, I was hoping for a shot to the lower back of Eli in the first game!

 

[Melonfeud]

Well that sucks, I was hoping for a shot to the lower back of Eli in the first game!

Ha!,,In the second meeting that's gonna be a sure thing,,,OH,YES!,,, a sure thing,,,

 

[Jstopper]

"blah, blah, blah, Dallas told me to say this, blah, blah, blah, I like illegal substances...blah, blah, blah, blah, please don't cut me....."

Too bad it wasn't for illegal substances. And why would they cut him for something that happened before he joined the team? A little research goes really far before posting stuff off the wall.

 

[manster4ever]

I like people who take personal responsibility for their actions. It tells a lot about their character IMO. When I read his apology I came away with the belief it was very genuine and not some puff piece.

Meh, same old same old at Valley Ranch. Love my Cowboys but the D.Ends are serious screw ups and it's gone from bad to worse.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

Meh, same old same old at Valley Ranch. Love my Cowboys but the D.Ends are serious screw ups and it's gone from bad to worse.

They left Valley Ranch, buddy. They're at The Star now.

 

[YosemiteSam]

Hated it.



I don't know; I'm feeling contrarian this morning.

Welcome to my boat. I hate all good things.

The correct order is pillage then BURN!

 

[erod]

I think it's setting in on Moore that it's either football or Ikea.