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7 catches for 82 yards in 3 games is coming on?mickgreen58;1779416 said:Patrick Crayton is coming on after the break
theogt;1779473 said:7 catches for 82 yards in 3 games is coming on?
Edit: After the last post, I see you meant "coming on to the show." LOL.
mickgreen58;1779416 said:R = John Radigan
N = Nate Newton
R:Jets had their best game by far
N:Gonna be hard for the Jets to get on a plane on wednsday
N:Jets are going to have to come out focused. If they relax a little bit, the boys may overwhelm them
N:Says you cannot win on pure emotion, it comes down to pure emotion
N:Cowboys are athletically better than the Jets and therefore the Jets have to come out swing early
Patrick Crayton is coming on after the break
DragonCowboy;1779682 said:Good recap, but umm?
A combination of that plus our close call vs. the Redstinks should really prove a point with this team. You can't take anyone lightly. A lesson the Stealers learned the hard way.Doomsday101;1779420 said:I was glad to see the Jets beat Pitt this past sunday it may have given Dallas a bit of a wake up call for the Jets.
mickgreen58;1779684 said:Talent
Chocolate Lab;1779457 said:They've been pretty regular on the show since Jen Engel quit.
I can't get enough of Nate talking about the team. Besides his insights on the current team, he's always got some great stories about playing for Jimmy, and even Landry. (People forget he played for Landry, too.)
One day last week he was asked if he ever played against a hero of his when he was young and first came into the league. He said yes, when he got to the Cowboys and had to face Randy White. He said Randy was working him over pretty good one day in practice, so he started a fight to let the vet know he wasn't going to sit there and take a beating.
Rhadigan asked, "Well, did you win?"
Nate: "Nooooooooo, let's just say I didn't. The old dog was still the boss."
Chocolate Lab;1779457 said:They've been pretty regular on the show since Jen Engel quit.
I can't get enough of Nate talking about the team. Besides his insights on the current team, he's always got some great stories about playing for Jimmy, and even Landry. (People forget he played for Landry, too.)
One day last week he was asked if he ever played against a hero of his when he was young and first came into the league. He said yes, when he got to the Cowboys and had to face Randy White. He said Randy was working him over pretty good one day in practice, so he started a fight to let the vet know he wasn't going to sit there and take a beating.
Rhadigan asked, "Well, did you win?"
Nate: "Nooooooooo, let's just say I didn't. The old dog was still the boss."