Happy Micah Trade anniversary

[MoistMayonnaise]

Great trade.

 

[Fmart322]

Regrets? I've had a few but then again too few to mention.

What a difference a year can make. I'm not saying they hit on everything but because of the trade it's totally transformed the defense. For better or worse, we'll find out soon.

 

[ak47kaehu]

It was a great move I think. It set into motion a change in culture......players, coaches, management........but we shall see!

 

[Cowboys5217]

It was a great move I think. It set into motion a change in culture......players, coaches, management........but we shall see!

Just not the single most crucial change - the GM.

 

[Acceptablename]

For me it was a revenge trade

 

[ak47kaehu]

Just not the single most crucial change - the GM.

Unfortunately that one were stuck with......let's hope the other changes are sufficient enough.

 

[Shannon1]

Best trade since walker !

 

[pitt33]

Good player for about the first 8 weeks of a season

I’ll say it again..

One trick pony.

 

[EPL0c0]

The Jets won the trade.

I mean...I hope this is an indication that there's been a culture shift in Dallas.

the aggressive draft-day trades were something

 

[Reid1boys]

Getting rid of michael was a great day.

 

[SlammedZero]

Ah...camping. Since i moved to Florida....I've very rarely camped...except on my patio. A cigar and dollop of bourbon in the lat evening is "camping".

You have to book months in advance, if not a year. Even then, you don't know if it will be 60 or 90+, or a hurricane.

I used to camp in ohio and michigan. Please tell us about your camping experience!

I'm in Idaho. I have plenty of wilderness in my backyard for camping. However, with the explosive growth of Boise over the last several decades, it's definitely getting tougher every year to find spots and snag reservations at actual campgrounds.

The nice thing is, once you get away from Boise, there are some absolutely incredible places to camp....mountains, lakes, rivers, forests, you name it. There's no shortage of beautiful places to get out into the wilderness.

Bought a camper about 6 years ago, so it's been mostly glamping in my older years, which is fine. I couldn't imagine peeling myself off a tent floor these days.

 

[SlammedZero]

how was your trip? thats what i care about

It was fantastic! We were up in an area called Stanley, Idaho, which sits in the shadow of the Sawtooth Mountains. Absolutely gorgeous area. If you're ever in the state, I'd highly recommend a visit!

 

[plymkr]

Man what a year it’s been. I remember the drama and the sky was falling. I remember how mad I was at Micah for his nap and Jerry/Stephen for their part. I will say I feel we’re a better team for it but it wasn’t a fun ride getting to this point. Roller coaster of emotions on this one a year ago and throughout the year.

I’m also glad Flus is gone too. Man that experiment failed.