bevo11
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Dez has done things detrimental to the team. Anything that brings attention to him in a negative way is detrimental to the team. The incident with his mom in 2012 was detrimental to the team as was him walking off the field during the Green Bay game with over a minute to play. The situation in the mall with the security guard where his pants were too low causing Dez to use abusive language resulting in him getting banned from the mall was detrimental to the team because it made news and anything a player does that brings a negative light on them brings a negative light on their team. When you represent a franchise any incident is going to be detrimental to your organization. I didn't start this thread so I'm not the one who singled Dez out. When NFL Network came on the air prior to the brawl they singled Dez out saying something looked like it was about to go down. They showed Dez jawing with the Rams while his teammates were doing drills. Dez looked like he was itching to get a fight started. Constant jawing at players raises tension and disrespectful comments can lead to fights. Trash talking usually doesn't lead to punches it's disrespectful comments that lead to punches and Dez admitted with the Patmon fight that he jawed with him pretty good and he obviously must have crossed the line with some of his comments.
Dez has trouble letting things go. After he and Patmon exchanged punches on the field Dez was still mad on the sidelines and came after Patmon throwing another punch. Prior to the Rams brawl Dez kept on antagonizing the Rams corner while the player was retreating. This caused Jeff Fisher to step over to Dez. Fisher being in the area makes me believe Dez set everything in motion for that brawl. He raised the tension level on both sides with his continuous jawing and it set the foundation for what we saw. It's one thing to show passion but you don't want to come off looking like a trouble maker. There's no place for starting fights and having brawls if you're going to be a good team you have to have discipline. You have to practice like you play. You have it twisted the motto of this team isn't to fight on the field. Both teams looked like losers throwing punches and indiscriminately decking anyone who was in the area. One player was just standing there and got blindsided the whole situation was embarrassing.
I disagree with your assertion that those things are detrimental to the team. Have you forgotten that anything any Cowboy does gets blown up nationally? His actions certainly did not hurt the franchise. You are not able to point to one instance to show that his actions impacted the team in anyway. Again, I want Dez calling out his teammates for not practicing hard during drills and bringing intensity to practice. You say things like Dez, "looked" like he was itching to start a fight, which is just an ignorant statement. Dez has "looked" angry several times on the sideline, but when the audio is actually played its productive. The Patmon, fight was two competitors going at it. Its similar to a situation you would have with a brother.
As far as letting things go...you might want to worry about your inability to let things go until they actually become issues. I have not twisted anything, but I will spell it out for you since you have a hard time understanding...the Fight motto this team uses means to go out there and fight everyday on every play. Do not back down and have your teammates back....All things that Dez does....end of discussion. Again, if you are embarrassed by someone who competes then I feel sorry for you.