CFZ Excited about young offensive linemen

[CowboyRoy]

You may not believe this, but I don't pay that close attention to you. I've been amused by some of your stances, but not enough to memorize them and recall them. If you want to be my stalker, feel free. I'm not so inclined.

But I think I'm done with this. Don't want to get into more back and forth with you that accomplishes nothing. I didn't create this thread for that purpose.

Cool so story. So if you think of even one player I have been wrong on, then shut the hell up about me being wrong.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Since I don't care for blowhards, I took a brief look for something you've been wrong about (didn't want to spend too much time on something pointless so it wasn't any kind of comprehensive search).

Here's you prediction before camp on storylines come September:

1. Cowboys Oline in dire straights before the season even starts as Tyron Smith again to miss significant time
2. Steele not ready to start the season, may miss a few games
3. Can the Cowboys offense score enough points with a starting Oline that includes Walenzko at RT and Chuma at guard?

Those were not predictions they are worries.

Steele I had big concerns about even being ready for the season. He worked his butt off and looks like is ready and should be close to 100%. He has definitely proved my concern to be a weak one.

Tyron will get injured, just a matter of time. Both Walenzko and Chuma have looked terribble or are injured. My concern was justified.

Most peoples #1 concern is the Oline going forward. You an I have talked about this concern quite a bit.

Anything else is that it?

 

[Captain-Crash]

the guys looked good against backup, they probably are not in first-team shape. They might be serviceable for a limited amount of time. They are what they are, Rookies

 

[stuckindc]

Happy to not hear the Ball, Walenzko nonsense anymore.

Bass and Richards actually showed something in PS.

Agreed. I think those two have had enough time to show something and these two young players showed up in ps. Long way to go but both have promise.

 

[CCBoy]

Agreed. I think those two have had enough time to show something and these two young players showed up in ps. Long way to go but both have promise.

Very large offensive linemen and have been injured in development. They both have an attitude and my respect. I disagree on failures. They are still early as to contract and worth developing even further. Attitude will carry the day for commitment to team.

 

[gimmesix]

Cool so story. So if you think of even one player I have been wrong on, then shut the hell up about me being wrong.

Blah, blah, blah. You are so full of it.

 

[gimmesix]

Those were not predictions they are worries.

Steele I had big concerns about even being ready for the season. He worked his butt off and looks like is ready and should be close to 100%. He has definitely proved my concern to be a weak one.

Tyron will get injured, just a matter of time. Both Walenzko and Chuma have looked terribble or are injured. My concern was justified.

Most peoples #1 concern is the Oline going forward. You an I have talked about this concern quite a bit.

Anything else is that it?

You not going to acknowledge that you said that CeeDee, Gallup and Washington is a great 1, 2, 3? Look, I could play this all day. This was only a small amount of threads that I had to look at to find you being wrong about a player. You don't prefer to acknowledge your own mistakes but instead ridicule others for what you perceive to be mistakes. If that's what makes you feel like a man, then have fun with it. I'd rather get back to having adult conversations.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Blah, blah, blah. You are so full of it.

Garrett, Zeke, Pollard, Lamb, Parsons, diggs, Taco, Bozo Fat, the list is endless that I was way head of the curve with everyone.

let me know when you think of someone.

 

[quickccc]

Why did Richards drop so far into the draft?

The film and reports on him were good. Made me wonder what I was missing, then he comes in and backs it up on the field…albeit against backups.

I’m happy they had the nerve to keep to rookie backups. Not scared to churn the bottom.

That all said, one was a late pick and the other UD. We need to STRONGLY hope that neither one of these guys see the field at all this season.

I think the odds are pretty good that we see Jason Peters suit up this year. Hopefully they have a handshake deal already in place, and it would be nice to have a guy like him to school Richards.

It happens ( prospects falling later in rounds) .. our starting center will probably be a pro bowler again, and keep in mind
that he was a bottom of the 4th round pick despite winning the Dave Rimington award for best college center.

Remember when the critics wanted to replace Biadasz before last year ?
Remember the backlash when we passed over Ravens center Tyler Linderbaum in 1st round to select Tyler Smith ?