InmanRoshi;2432801 said:Anyone else think one of the reasons for perennial under-performance with this team is too many pot-stirrers and enabler former Cowboys like Irvin and Deion hanging around? I believe these would be called the "periphery" people Parcells guarded against, and he was somehow a bad guy for not giving them more access to the Ranch.
CaptainAmerica;2433064 said:I don't agree that TO has lost a step. You look at the field level view of his TD catch against the Bengals and the guy was flying! No one could catch up to him. He is struggling with getting off the line, but that could be remedied by moving him around. He is still a stud, top echelon WR.
Anyone who doesn't recognize that he is very upset with his role in this offense is kidding themselves. You can bet he and Deion set the interview up to give him a platform to express his displeasure with the offense and Garrett in particular.
As for the shirt he was wearing, with TO nothing is an accident. That's the first thing I noticed before he opened his mouth to speak. It's very reminiscent of the Irvin jersey he wore when he was with the Eagles. It's just a childish way of tweaking the organization.
I do give TO credit that he's worked hard to avoid throwing a public tantrum like he did in his days with San Fran and Philly, but you can see the wheels are turning in his head and he isn't happy with the way he's been used this season.
TheCount;2433073 said:Okay, to play devils advocate, let's flip the script. Would you say Marvin Harrison has lost a step?
Most would say he has, but he plays for the Colts, not our Cowboys. There is certainly a possibility T.O. is past his prime and now on the decline, even if that were the case, he could still be productive for a few more years and much like the Colts, we already have our Reggie Wayne as well.
TheCount;2433073 said:Okay, to play devils advocate, let's flip the script. Would you say Marvin Harrison has lost a step?
Most would say he has, but he plays for the Colts, not our Cowboys. There is certainly a possibility T.O. is past his prime and now on the decline, even if that were the case, he could still be productive for a few more years and much like the Colts, we already have our Reggie Wayne as well.
CaptainAmerica;2433064 said:I don't agree that TO has lost a step. You look at the field level view of his TD catch against the Bengals and the guy was flying! No one could catch up to him. He is struggling with getting off the line, but that could be remedied by moving him around. He is still a stud, top echelon WR.
Anyone who doesn't recognize that he is very upset with his role in this offense is kidding themselves. You can bet he and Deion set the interview up to give him a platform to express his displeasure with the offense and Garrett in particular.
As for the shirt he was wearing, with TO nothing is an accident. That's the first thing I noticed before he opened his mouth to speak. It's very reminiscent of the Irvin jersey he wore when he was with the Eagles. It's just a childish way of tweaking the organization.
I do give TO credit that he's worked hard to avoid throwing a public tantrum like he did in his days with San Fran and Philly, but you can see the wheels are turning in his head and he isn't happy with the way he's been used this season.
So I wasn't the only one not real happy about his lack of effort on the reverse. The first thought which came to mind was that one play looked eerily similar to what Randy Moss was exhibiting during games as a Raider. Coincidence?theebs;2433091 said:...and he apparently needs to get a new set of nuts from deion sanders purse because a guy his size should not have taken that reverse out of bounds, he should have put his head down and gone into the pile and made somethig of it.
theebs;2433091 said:I didnt watch it. I wont either.
I am too happy from the skins win. I loved the way the offense spread the ball around and pounded it.
I am not going to let this guy ruin the end of this season.
He has no right to gripe. He cant break tackles, he is having a hard time getting off the line of scrimmage and he apparently needs to get a new set of nuts from deion sanders purse because a guy his size should not have taken that reverse out of bounds, he should have put his head down and gone into the pile and made somethig of it.
so without even watching it, I dont care what gripe he has, he hasnt been able to do the little things asked of him, so no one should care about his concerns. you make you own way, no matter how much sanders and irvin want to blame everyone else.
theebs;2433091 said:I didnt watch it. I wont either.
I am too happy from the skins win. I loved the way the offense spread the ball around and pounded it.
I am not going to let this guy ruin the end of this season.
He has no right to gripe. He cant break tackles, he is having a hard time getting off the line of scrimmage and he apparently needs to get a new set of nuts from deion sanders purse because a guy his size should not have taken that reverse out of bounds, he should have put his head down and gone into the pile and made somethig of it.
so without even watching it, I dont care what gripe he has, he hasnt been able to do the little things asked of him, so no one should care about his concerns. you make you own way, no matter how much sanders and irvin want to blame everyone else.
Doomsday101;2433131 said:I hope TO has a big game this week if not this story will drag out for a while.
juckie;2433117 said:wow.i actually agree with u.lol.makes sense bro.
Seven;2433135 said:Preach it brother Theebs!!!
Somebody............... give him an "Amen Brother!!"
aikemirv;2433138 said:I hope Roy Williams has a big game and TO drops an easy TD pass so he will shut up!
That and we win big and he barely gets involved. Like someone else said earlier, what kind of stupid timing is this. We win and are starting to get the ship righted and he starts opening his trap!
It may not "drag out", but it'll probably have legs enough to keep resurfacing each week. If Owens has a big game one week, the media lead-in for the next game may be, "Terrell Owens had a fantastic game last Sunday, but one only has to look back at the Deion Sanders interview to know that he's one bad game away from being more disgruntled." Or visa versa: "Terrell Owens looked pensive (truth or not) last Sunday as Tony Romo distributed the ball to his teammates and did not have a great game statistically. How long before the tension he shared with Deion Sanders during the interview spills over?"Doomsday101;2433131 said:I hope TO has a big game this week if not this story will drag out for a while.
Terrell Owens remaining forever silent about a topic he is passionate about..?aikemirv;2433138 said:I hope Roy Williams has a big game and TO drops an easy TD pass so he will shut up!