I have a confession

Mactin

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I don't blame you man, Ware was to a point the Dallas Cowboys defense. He been there so many, did so much hard work and was a great leader while his time in Dallas. I was shocked when they released him I thought he was going to stay there forever. I wish him best of luck in Denver and when he retires I hope he signs with the Cowboys like others has done in the NFL.

Ware in my opinion will always be a Dallas Cowboy at heart.
 
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If I didn't shed a tear when Irvin went down in Philly I sure as hell ain't shedding one for Ware........and of course I loved Ware. Suggestion, man up and no more stories like this one or most likely that girl will be gone soon.
 
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If Ware (and the other vet Cowboys) had made some serious noise in the playoffs and maybe gotten to a superbowl, I might have shed a tear from his release. Regular season greatness is all fine, but as a longtime Laker fan/Cowboy fan, playoffs are all that matter. I prob will shed one when Kobe finally retires. As I did when Magic retired back in the day. But ya, Ware sure was a treat to watch. He deserved better here and hope in Denver he can reach the Super Bowl or at least taste some postseason victories.
 
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theranchsucks said:
Come back and say this at the end of the season when he has 13+ sacks.
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It wouldn't matter if he has 3 sacks or 23. The cap hit was too high to gamble on him. Losing Ware is not going to be a difference maker for this team going to the Super Bowl. I sure haven't shed a tear over Ware or any other Cowboy leaving . I don't understand the emotional attachment.
 
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You are crazy! I never would have ridden around for that long. Gas prices are just waaay too high! :D

Seriously, it just shows how much you loved the player. I hope players appreciate that.
 
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I had a similar reaction when we lost to the Giants in the playoffs in 07 and I knew I had to watch the fans celebrate the next day here in NJ. It was more like A "god don't let me kill someone tomorrow tear. "
 
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ehcrossing said:
The day DeMarcus Ware was released as a Dallas Cowboy I shed a tear. I rode around for a few hours and cried when I got home and my gf asked what was wrong I said it was allergies. It was time to move on though.
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It hurts when you see one of your favorite players wearing another uniform. Especially when it's been someone as selfless and professional as DeMarcus Ware.

As a youngster I shed a tear when I saw Emmitt in a Cardinals jersey. I know that feel, bro.
 
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No shot I shed a tear for ware. I was happy to see him go. He didn't wanna be here. He wanted the money. Glad to see him go.

Only time I shed A tear for a cowboy was when troy aikman retired. My favorite player of all time.
 
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jnday said:
It wouldn't matter if he has 3 sacks or 23. The cap hit was too high to gamble on him. Losing Ware is not going to be a difference maker for this team going to the Super Bowl. I sure haven't shed a tear over Ware or any other Cowboy leaving . I don't understand the emotional attachment.
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that does not surprise me at all
 
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