CoCo
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If you're an optimist you are probably pretty well healed from last years train-wreck of a season and ready to move on to a better day.
You probably see the departures of TO, Henry, Pacman, Tank, Roy31 (or is that 38?) & Ellis as addition by subtraction.
You see cause for hope in Roy 11 and Miles Austin and think there's a good chance that MBIII, Felix & Choice, along with Witten & Bennett still leave plenty of weapons for Tony Romo.
And Romo btw is still one of the bright young QB's in the game today despite the December disappointments he's been a part of. Just gotta limit his # of throws a bit.
You're probably ok with this years draftees thinking that surely there'll be a couple of contributors amongst this years dirty dozen. And speaking of that moniker you're probably also thinking there might even be some good karma in that reminiscent of the fabled Class of 75.
You probably see the HC as one who primarily lets all his assistants do the heavy lifting anway and btw that Wade is one heck of a DC.
You probably think Jason Garrett will bounce back and the RJ tag will fit once more like a glove.
You probably think there is simply too much beef and talent on that O-line for them to not bounce back in 2009.
You probably think we "finally" have the right physical & mental pieces in place to build the playmaking secondary we've been forever awaiting.
You probably believe that 2009 was a lesson learned for returning players and that new leaders will emerge so that the strong character of players like Witten, Barber & Ware will be the standard rather than the apparent in-fighting of last year.
I know we're all hungry for some football but more than that ain't it great to have hope and see the glass as half-full instead of half-empty?
You probably see the departures of TO, Henry, Pacman, Tank, Roy31 (or is that 38?) & Ellis as addition by subtraction.
You see cause for hope in Roy 11 and Miles Austin and think there's a good chance that MBIII, Felix & Choice, along with Witten & Bennett still leave plenty of weapons for Tony Romo.
And Romo btw is still one of the bright young QB's in the game today despite the December disappointments he's been a part of. Just gotta limit his # of throws a bit.
You're probably ok with this years draftees thinking that surely there'll be a couple of contributors amongst this years dirty dozen. And speaking of that moniker you're probably also thinking there might even be some good karma in that reminiscent of the fabled Class of 75.
You probably see the HC as one who primarily lets all his assistants do the heavy lifting anway and btw that Wade is one heck of a DC.
You probably think Jason Garrett will bounce back and the RJ tag will fit once more like a glove.
You probably think there is simply too much beef and talent on that O-line for them to not bounce back in 2009.
You probably think we "finally" have the right physical & mental pieces in place to build the playmaking secondary we've been forever awaiting.
You probably believe that 2009 was a lesson learned for returning players and that new leaders will emerge so that the strong character of players like Witten, Barber & Ware will be the standard rather than the apparent in-fighting of last year.
I know we're all hungry for some football but more than that ain't it great to have hope and see the glass as half-full instead of half-empty?
ray:............. 
