Three things. First, Smith's reflection on his mother's death touches me deeply. I know that pain all too well. That's all I'll say...
Second, this passage:
--is simply greatness in my book. The king of the hill talked smack (although lighthearted talk between friends) and, in turn, got smacked off his mountaintop. Great stuff.
Third, it seems like it's a difficult thing for some people to write or speak about Prescott and Romo without including unnecessary disrespectful comments of some degree about either man. Smith accomplishes it perfectly. Some readers will compare their past comments about the two gentlemen with Smith's and conclude both are similar or the same. In some cases, that self-conclusion is totally inaccurate.
There are fans, media, their peers, etc., who should read Smith's article. There is much that could be learned from his example. Or missed.
Wow, something is in my eye...
Nice sig man...Emmitt killed this article, he hit everything perfectly and your summary was beautiful as well. There are many of us who are part of that very same club, lost mothers, words just are not enough.
Great read. Something tells me that maybe it wasn't Emmitt who wrote it, but he probably said the 'go and get your ring' part, at least. Either way, though, good stuff.
Same here.I'm part of the same club.
I'm part of the same club.
Incredible read. Ridiculously amazing collection of new and old leaders (Dak, Zeke, Witten, Free, Lee, Carr, Dez, Church, Scandrick) surrounded by a plethora of lead-by-example players (Romo, the OL, Claiborne, Byron Jones, Beasley) in the Cowboys locker room. I've had my doubts about the Cowboys making it to the Super Bowl this season, but now that we are here and I keep reading about how focused the Cowboys are and how much they seem to want it, I'm starting to believe...