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What does that mean? Please speak in English, or Spanish. lol
It means I'm classing this ***** up up in here.
And also that the bonus was something decided in advance.
What does that mean? Please speak in English, or Spanish. lol
Different strokes.
Murray told everyone in the press conference he went to Philly because it was his best chance to win a Super Bowl.
Murray told everyone in the press conference he went to Philly because it was his best chance to win a Super Bowl.
It means I'm classing this ***** up up in here.
And also that the bonus was something decided in advance.
In Finance it's called "your propensity to consume"....and that gets many rich people in trouble. They try and live beyond their means and eventually lose everything.
In Murray's case, is it really that much different from 6 mil to 8 mil in the grand scheme of things?
Money cannot buy happiness and I think Murray is going to find that out.
Think about it...lol. If Williams wins a SB with the Cowboys making peanuts compared to what Murray makes...who will have more happiness?
Fantastic post!!!
I just want the best players. I couldn't care less about these feel good, OMGGOCOWBOYS!, type stories.
I just want the best players. I couldn't care less about these feel good, OMGGOCOWBOYS!, type stories.
It wasn't a hard choice to make... Go with another team with a crappy line or a ok QB.. Or wait for Murray to leave run behind this line and Romo, Dez.. Get about 1500 yards then get really paid...
Maybe you should just leave compassion and empathy to those that have it.
Maybe I watch football for football and leave the PC fluff nonsense at the door.
I couldn't give a bleep if he always loved the Cowboys. That means less than nothing to me. I only care about whether he can play. I'll take a life long Commanders fan in the backfield capable of leading the league in rushing than a diehard Cowboys fan who is nothing more than a roster filler.
Instead of this angle, they should have dealt with his pass protection issues, because the dude has talent but you can't put him on the field if he's going to get Romo killed.
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On how many teams tried to get him on their active roster last season:
Williams: “I can’t remember exactly, but I know it was between five and 10.”
On why he didn’t leave; it would have been a lot more money:
Williams: “Money is not an issue for me. I feel like when you chase money, you’re chasing the wrong thing. I’m chasing happiness. The Cowboys have always been my favorite team since I can remember. The Cowboys made me fall in love with football. I’m thinking about the bigger picture, and that’s Ryan Williams being happy. Set aside from everything else, the money is always going to be there. I grew up — my mother never made money like this, and she raised three grown boys by herself. So if I can grow up in that household with the money that she made I can live life easily with the money that I’m making now. So money isn’t a big thing. It’s the dream. It’s almost surreal because ea lot of these players grew up with a favorite team and probably went through the draft thong that they would be drafted by their favorite team. I ended up not doing that, but luckily I ended up being with my favorite team so everything happens for a reason, and I really feel like God has been on my side.”
On what team looked like it might not have been a bad situation for him:
Williams: “You know what, any time my agent called me, I said ‘no.’ I told him to decline every team, regardless of what was going on. I didn’t care who called, where they’re from, what they was offering; I wanted to be right here. Because you know what, it’s bigger than that. Not many times you can go into an organization and you can fall in love with the coaches, you can fall in love with the system, you can fall in love with the trainers. Everything about this organization made me want to be here. I don’t want to go anywhere else where I’m not happy. I don’t want to go anywhere else where I don’t like the coach. I don’t want to go anywhere else where I feel like something is being said about me which shouldn’t be said about me, because it’s not right. I want to be right here.”
On not being a part of the team last year on Sundays:
Williams: “I wouldn’t’ say it was that difficult, but
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Check out the video on the website. 100% better.The article was terrific. A lot of emotion from Williams.
I love this interview too. The reporters try to get him to compare himself to the other backs. He doesn't bite.
http://www.dallascowboys.com/video/...ms-missed-opportunities-pass-blocking-tattoos
I just want the best players. I couldn't care less about these feel good, OMGGOCOWBOYS!, type stories.
Maybe I watch football for football and leave the PC fluff nonsense at the door.
I couldn't give a bleep if he always loved the Cowboys. That means less than nothing to me. I only care about whether he can play. I'll take a life long Commanders fan in the backfield capable of leading the league in rushing than a diehard Cowboys fan who is nothing more than a roster filler.
Instead of this angle, they should have dealt with his pass protection issues, because the dude has talent but you can't put him on the field if he's going to get Romo killed.