Thursday can't get here fast enough.
I will not support the idea. Especially if Romo is still healthy enough to be here. Witten is Tony's go to guy. If Tony throws to Jason it is almost guaranteed yardage pickup. Doesn't matter if it's 11 or 3. Yardage is yardage. Unless it is 3rd and 10 and Jason is at the 3 in heavy coverage. Then we might be in trouble, but if that was the case, Tony shouldn't be throwing to him anyway, because he knows Witten better than any of us do. But there are very few balls Tony throws Jason's way that don't add up to getting closer to a first down, or getting the first down. I know Tony forces it Witten sometimes that makes me scratch my head, because it adds up to nothing, but if you look at Jason, he's scratching his head, too. And then of course, is Jason's blocking ability, which some would argue is the reason he is still out there, anyway.
Now, I don't want to get into arguments with any of yall, I am not proficient in football speak, and undoubtedly could never get into a deep discussion with any of you, very respectively, football minded folk, who astound me with all of the knowledge you all possess, just stating my opinion of Jason Witten's worth. I had to stand up and speak my peace about him. He is worth having and worth keeping. And I hope some day when he retires, he stays on as one of our coaches. And there is no reason on Earth why we should even ponder getting rid of him yet. And for heaven's sake, Please keep Escobar! Let Witten continue to be his mentor, because if we can hold on to This dude, he will be our prize one day. Escy has a lot to offer, but he still is learning from the master. Let the protege learn, and let the master teach. And let's get together in a year or two and talk then. I say let Jason Witten retire on his own with dignity and class, just like the man he is, and not force him out prematurely because we are desperate for something to change. Canning Witten will not change a thing for us.
Peace.
I will not support the idea. Especially if Romo is still healthy enough to be here. Witten is Tony's go to guy. If Tony throws to Jason it is almost guaranteed yardage pickup. Doesn't matter if it's 11 or 3. Yardage is yardage. Unless it is 3rd and 10 and Jason is at the 3 in heavy coverage. Then we might be in trouble, but if that was the case, Tony shouldn't be throwing to him anyway, because he knows Witten better than any of us do. But there are very few balls Tony throws Jason's way that don't add up to getting closer to a first down, or getting the first down. I know Tony forces it Witten sometimes that makes me scratch my head, because it adds up to nothing, but if you look at Jason, he's scratching his head, too. And then of course, is Jason's blocking ability, which some would argue is the reason he is still out there, anyway.
Now, I don't want to get into arguments with any of yall, I am not proficient in football speak, and undoubtedly could never get into a deep discussion with any of you, very respectively, football minded folk, who astound me with all of the knowledge you all possess, just stating my opinion of Jason Witten's worth. I had to stand up and speak my peace about him. He is worth having and worth keeping. And I hope some day when he retires, he stays on as one of our coaches. And there is no reason on Earth why we should even ponder getting rid of him yet. And for heaven's sake, Please keep Escobar! Let Witten continue to be his mentor, because if we can hold on to This dude, he will be our prize one day. Escy has a lot to offer, but he still is learning from the master. Let the protege learn, and let the master teach. And let's get together in a year or two and talk then. I say let Jason Witten retire on his own with dignity and class, just like the man he is, and not force him out prematurely because we are desperate for something to change. Canning Witten will not change a thing for us.
Peace.
Well done
Take a bow.
Oh, Red. I like ya, man. I hope for your sake WoodysGirl don't see this. lol. You might go missin'.
