Duane;2918491 said:![]()
He's not even a good WR. I'll never understand all the Matt Jones love.
Doomsday;2918880 said:Even if Stanback has a great game, I still think they should keep Ogletree over him. He hasnt done much all of camp, is one outing really going to make up for that?
Hoofbite;2918665 said:Romo not playing at all?
Would be nice to see at least series. Couple throws at least.
dbair1967;2918899 said:me either...the guys been a scrub since the day he set foot in the NFL...yet a bunch of boneheads think the guy is Jerry Rice or something.
zeroburrito;2918583 said:white and fast.
stasheroo;2918913 said:And yet, here you are, obsessing over every mention of the guy's name...
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An inordinate amount of attention for such a trivial 'scrub' player.
dbair1967;2918920 said:And thats different than your 6000 posts about how good he is how exactly? (Even though nobody has signed him for months)
stasheroo;2918941 said:Simple.
If he's as 'bad' as you say - and he isn't - why do you care so much whenever his name is mentioned?
I'm interested because I think he's a good player or at least has the potential to be one.
I'm not sure I understand your obsession.
dbair1967;2918951 said:I guess I'm opinionated about him because he's been lousy in the NFL, and I see no reason to support bringing him here.
Just because he caught a bunch of short passes last yr doesnt make him a "good" WR. It just means he was thrown to alot. He did very little with all those catches (and the one's he had in previous yrs).
Then there's the baggage. Drug head, poor work ethic, supposedly dumb as a box of rocks etc etc.
stasheroo;2918986 said:You'll even try to discount the fact that he caught almost as many passes as the Cowboys' entire receiving corps as somehow a 'negative', that's beyond reaching.
dbair1967;2919088 said:I dont have to discount it, but I am not impressed with it either. The fact is he caught alot of short passes there for them, he got the PT because the rest of their WR's were so bad. SOMEBODY is gonna catch passes on any team. SOMEBODY will catch alot of thm if 1) the team has nobody else and 2) you throw enough times to the same guy.
They overdrafted him to start with, then spent the next several seasons trying to replace him as soon as they could. It took them almost no time to discover he had all sorts of issues.
I just dont see where he upgrades anything here. He isnt better than Roy Williams or Patrick Crayton. He is not as fast on the football field as Miles Austin. He doesnt work as hard as Sam Hurd. He doesnt have the upside Ogletree has. He's a tall guy who has build up speed, that never runs away from anyone. Despite this great "speed" many keep harping on, he caught 60-something passes last yr and his longest play was only 35 yds. The longest play in his carrer is 49 yds. He averaged less than 12.0 yds per catch. A number of TE's average more yds per catch than that. (Including both guys we had last yr)
MarionBarberThe4th;2918494 said:He could be our Wes Welker!1!
WoodysGirl;2918473 said:QB play
Tony Romo is not expected to play Friday night against Minnesota. That means Jon Kitna will start and fourth-stringer Rudy Carpenter will finish. Carpenter, an undrafted free agent from Arizona State, said he expects to play close to three quarters. Carpenter's only snap this preseason was a kneel-down at the end of the Tennessee game.
"I'm just so happy I'm going to get a chance to play, and play a lot, on Friday," said Carpenter, who started 43 consecutive games at Arizona State.
-- Charean Williams
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