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So Giants running back Brandon Jacobs doesn't like the Cowboys. Gee, newsflash. His comments were pretty funny though. Jacobs said he hates the Cowboys with a "bloody passion."
Cowboys linebacker Bradie James doesn't much like Jacobs either. He responded, but more than anything he stressed that the Cowboys can't get in a war of words with the Giants. They have to do it between the lines.
Here's James: "Oh, well, you know, he's in New York -- Broadway -- so he had to say what he had to say to build whatever up. Really, it's not about talking, it's about actions. We already know that after the play he's going to try to say something and try to get us to retaliate, all those things. We know him real well, we know them real well. We just got to keep our composure and not have any crazy penalties after the play. But, that's what they do, they try to come in and they think they can intimadate or whatever by talking. But, we can't afford to do all the talking. We need to be about action."
Jeff Caplan
Posted at 03:19 PM in Dallas Cowboys | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
Marty B says he's ready for Giants
Tight end Martellus Bennett said he's ready to face the Giants and then he showed it as reporters gathered around him at his locker. Bennett excused himself for a second, turned around, picked up his helmet and put it on to do his interview.
"I'm ready for the game," Bennett said. "I'm strapped up right now. I'm ready, I'm bringing it this week like I do every week. I'm prepared at all times."
Then someone reminded Bennett that when Ricky Williams played for the Saints he often wore his helmet during interviews. Williams was later diagnosed with Social Anxiety Disorder.
"I don't have that," Bennett assured. "I like social people. I like social studies, too."
Jeff Caplan
Cowboys linebacker Bradie James doesn't much like Jacobs either. He responded, but more than anything he stressed that the Cowboys can't get in a war of words with the Giants. They have to do it between the lines.
Here's James: "Oh, well, you know, he's in New York -- Broadway -- so he had to say what he had to say to build whatever up. Really, it's not about talking, it's about actions. We already know that after the play he's going to try to say something and try to get us to retaliate, all those things. We know him real well, we know them real well. We just got to keep our composure and not have any crazy penalties after the play. But, that's what they do, they try to come in and they think they can intimadate or whatever by talking. But, we can't afford to do all the talking. We need to be about action."
Jeff Caplan
Posted at 03:19 PM in Dallas Cowboys | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
Marty B says he's ready for Giants
Tight end Martellus Bennett said he's ready to face the Giants and then he showed it as reporters gathered around him at his locker. Bennett excused himself for a second, turned around, picked up his helmet and put it on to do his interview.
"I'm ready for the game," Bennett said. "I'm strapped up right now. I'm ready, I'm bringing it this week like I do every week. I'm prepared at all times."
Then someone reminded Bennett that when Ricky Williams played for the Saints he often wore his helmet during interviews. Williams was later diagnosed with Social Anxiety Disorder.
"I don't have that," Bennett assured. "I like social people. I like social studies, too."
Jeff Caplan
