How are our failed players doing on other teams?

[Staubacher]

I'm still waiting for the 2010 Garrett rebuild to take hold. Only area it happened was the Oline and they managed to screw that up too.

 

[waldoputty]

Does it matter? If Jalen Ramsey played for Marinelli I'm sure he'd look bad too. Just not enough talent on this team on the whole. Each of their respective teams have defenses that are loaded.

the other teams are loaded, but we had 2 DL getting lots of pressure. and when lee was still healthy, should this team not have been pretty loaded also? unless we let the better players go and kept the worse ones?

 

[pitt33]

anyway. Everytime they sniff success they get this idea that they outsmarted everyone and know something no one else does. then it always backfires. Everytime.

Spot on ebs

Right there with you.

 

[CowboyRoy]

So Ramsey is 1, Carr and Mo are top 10 and Newman was top 10 last year lol

Yah, I guess that Ramsey is still not making an impact on the most dominant D since the 95 Bears. LOL

 

[khiladi]

I just didn't like how he took a shot at our players after letting them go. A classy vet like Barry Church didn't deserve that slick remark about their inability to get turnovers. Something I've noticed, Stephen seems to lack Jerry's reverence for players and the profession.

Jason Garrett’s MO for his bad seasons has always been the inability of the defense to generate TOs and give his offense more chances.. all while playing extremely conservative bend don’t break

I’m telling you I think Stephen is probably the biggest supporter of Jason..

 

[LocimusPrime]

of these players, only jack crawford had a reasonable amount of snaps for us.
the backfield we threw away is quite different...

Ahhhh you want to know how the players that we got rid of that played at least 65-70% of all snaps are doing.

Basically the only players that played that many snaps would be the secondary. Even guys like Wilson,Durant,and Thornton play around 20-25% of the snaps around the same amount as Hanna and Escobar on offense

 

[waldoputty]

Ahhhh you want to know how the players that we got rid of that played at least 65-70% of all snaps are doing.

Basically the only players that played that many snaps would be the secondary. Even guys like Wilson,Durant,and Thornton play around 20-25% of the snaps around the same amount as Hanna and Escobar on offense

got it, thanks bro.

 

[Jake]

• Ken bishop - no longer in NFL
• Kenneth boatright - see above
• Emmit cleary - played 5 games for Detroit
• Ryan Davis - 12 tackles, 1 sack, 1FF for buffalo
• Chris Whaley - no longer in NFL
• Ryan Williams - no longer in NFL
• Darius jackson - no longer in NFL
• Zach wood - no stats plays for the Saints

I remember the hand-wringing when Darius Jackson was released.

 

[9of11]

i'm telling you guys, there is something poisonous in the dallas culture. anthony brown might be a victim this year.

Its called coaching and Brown is a prime example of it. Our players dont get better with this coaching staff. Thus, we release players because they are no "Good" any more only to find out when they leave they get better and have better stats than they ever did with Dallas. Its all coaching....

 

[aikemirv]

sickening.....just sickening.

And Claiborne quite possibly was the single most reason we lost to Packers in the playoffs last year.

 

[aikemirv]

And I'm afraid Jordan Lewis might be the next year's victim once he has gone through the "process".

Zimmer, Wade, Rex - the list goes on, the players change, the coaches change but the same results

Only one thing remains the same over the past 20 years......

 

[LocimusPrime]

I remember the hand-wringing when Darius Jackson was released.

Good lord there were a couple of threads about that.

 

[xwalker]

• Ken bishop - no longer in NFL
• Kenneth boatright - see above
• Emmit cleary - played 5 games for Detroit
• Ryan Davis - 12 tackles, 1 sack, 1FF for buffalo
• Chris Whaley - no longer in NFL
• Ryan Williams - no longer in NFL
• Darius jackson - no longer in NFL
• Zach wood - no stats plays for the Saints

Darius Jackson is on the Browns IR.

 

[Bohuntr97]

You’re not going to get many picks when you consistently play 10 yards off the receiver.

This wretched Tampa 2 means giving up short passes so that you don’t give up the big play, which means lots of 2nd and 4’s for our opponents this year.

It’s the scheme. It’s not cornerback friendly. They just sit back and then tackle.

Don't ya just love Miranelli. Rodgers is at the 8-yard line. "Break out the Tampa 2"

 

[LocimusPrime]

Darius Jackson is on the Browns IR.

My bad...I just saw that he was waived and then since nobody reclaimed him he reverted to IR

 

[LocimusPrime]

Peeps were in love with Ryan Russell here. Man it was like they had a disease. A disease started by all these wannabe reporters who write up all these camp fluff pieces

 

[rynochop]

ah, some of us wanted to keep some.
i wanted to keep carr.

I wanted to keep either he or Claiborne..the line isn't getting to the QB lately and they're getting exposed for what they are in the secondary

 

[waldoputty]

I wanted to keep either he or Claiborne..the line isn't getting to the QB lately and they're getting exposed for what they are in the secondary

no adjustments, losing players

 

[john van brocklin]

somebody should pull up the stephen jones quote from the preseason basically calling these guys bums that we don't need b/c we have jeff heath.

LOL, did he really say that?

 

[Carson]

Peeps were in love with Ryan Russell here. Man it was like they had a disease. A disease started by all these wannabe reporters who write up all these camp fluff pieces

It’s the Dallas media and mantra.

Draft guy.
Guy is down all season and does nothing or is injured.
Apparently has an amazing camp, looks thinner, quicker, worked on his hands.
Lights up camp.
Does squat all season long.

My guess ... Taco Charlton will be the recipient of this next offseason.