Jaylon Smith on GMF

[Reid1boys]

Anyone watch this? I was utterly impressed with him. So well spoken, so bright, so positive.

They asked him to please explain what it was like playing for the Cowboys. He was clear... that "Cliche," Americas Team is real. The big lights, expectations.... he loved it all. Wants to retire a Cowboy. Said he weas so disappointed he didnt get to help bring a title home for Jerry. Another former player that simply had nothing but positive things to say about the Boys.

This kid was very smart.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

He did seem smart. Just a shame his body couldn't hold up

 

[McKDaddy]

Whatever smarts he has weren't displayed on the football field. Worst instincts I've ever seen out of a supposed generational player.

Why would he have anything bad to say? They GAVE him money he never earned.

 

[J_Allen]

I've heard him speak dozens of times and I would not call him intelligent. It's not something that can be faked but he clearly faked you out. Never, ever should have been given that contract either because he had the maturity of an 8 year old.

 

[Reid1boys]

Ghandi.... what an amazing man. Kind hearted, giving of himself, never asking for anything. Wow, what a person.

1,2,3....... he sucked. Dude was bald and was 5 ft tall and thought he was tough. Then they made a movie about him? please... never has there been a less deserving person to have a huge movie made about them. You people are such simpleminded fools to believe his act. Ahhh, it feels so good to **** on people. Fido!.... where the hell are you? I need someone to kick, get your butt over here, Fido!

 

[TheMightyVanHalen]

I've heard him speak dozens of times and I would not call him intelligent. It's not something that can be faked but he clearly faked you out. Never, ever should have been given that contract either because he had the maturity of an 8 year old.

 

[Coogiguy03]

Anyone watch this? I was utterly impressed with him. So well spoken, so bright, so positive.

They asked him to please explain what it was like playing for the Cowboys. He was clear... that "Cliche," Americas Team is real. The big lights, expectations.... he loved it all. Wants to retire a Cowboy. Said he weas so disappointed he didnt get to help bring a title home for Jerry. Another former player that simply had nothing but positive things to say about the Boys.

This kid was very smart.

Not smart enough to stop doing the bowling thing celebration he did uhh

 

[visionary]

Anyone watch this? I was utterly impressed with him. So well spoken, so bright, so positive.

They asked him to please explain what it was like playing for the Cowboys. He was clear... that "Cliche," Americas Team is real. The big lights, expectations.... he loved it all. Wants to retire a Cowboy. Said he weas so disappointed he didnt get to help bring a title home for Jerry. Another former player that simply had nothing but positive things to say about the Boys.

This kid was very smart.

Its so confusing, so many ‘great’ and smart players but we constantly heard the defense had to be dumbed down etc etc

He ‘says positive things about Jerry’ and the Cowboys because he knows he stole money when he played here in the past and we are his future meal ticket

 

[J_Allen]

Not smart enough to stop doing the bowling thing celebration he did uhh

He would tackle a runner after an 8 or 9 yard gain and then celebrate like he just made the game saving tackle that won the Super Bowl.

One time was sliding out of bounds with a receiver or runner and inexplicably grabbed his face mask and pulled it down... while they were both sliding on the ground and going out of bounds. It drew a 15-yard penalty.

He would jump and dive on his own teammates after the play was over. He acted like child in elementary school who was switched into a grown man's body a couple seconds before the game. It's like the movie "Big" but instead of working in an office he plays in the NFL.

And then after all of that he would get in front of the cameras and fake being a well-spoken, intelligent "captain" of the defense. It was a joke.

 

[cowboyec]

i've always liked that guy.
he'll get a studio gig and do well.

 

[J_Allen]

But the bigger joke was Jerry handing him that $50 million contract.

After all these miscues over the past 30 years it's really amazing that we were able to squeak out another Super Bowl win two years after Jimmy was fired. Not one, two. That's two years of garbage players drafted, two years of players leaving, and two years of no discipline at all. It's absolutely amazing what those players were able to achieve while Jerry, Switzer, and the rest of the stooges were on their backs choking them out. Not an enjoyable Super Bowl but we'll take it.

 

[Coogiguy03]

He would tackle a runner after an 8 or 9 yard gain and then celebrate like he just made the game saving tackle that won the Super Bowl.

One time was sliding out of bounds with a receiver or runner and inexplicably grabbed his face mask and pulled it down... while they were both sliding on the ground and going out of bounds. It drew a 15-yard penalty.

He would jump and dive on his own teammates after the play was over. He acted like child in elementary school who was switched into a grown man's body a couple seconds before the game. It's like the movie "Big" but instead of working in an office he plays in the NFL.

And then after all of that he would get in front of the cameras and fake being a well-spoken, intelligent "captain" of the defense. It was a joke.

You have me cracking up lol with the 8 yard again comment lol, like seriously are you hype about that, maybe get hype when you get a TFL not an 8+ yard gain

 

[J_Allen]

You have me cracking up lol with the 8 yard again comment lol, like seriously are you hype about that, maybe get hype when you get a TFL not an 8+ yard gain

He did it every game! Every single one. It's really telling that nobody chewed him out for that.

 

[shabazz]

Anyone watch this? I was utterly impressed with him. So well spoken, so bright, so positive.

This kid was very smart.

Very clean too......very clean.

 

[dmq]

The jump in the pile guy.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Whatever smarts he has weren't displayed on the football field. Worst instincts I've ever seen out of a supposed generational player.

Why would he have anything bad to say? They GAVE him money he never earned.

he was absolutely terrible

 

[Reid1boys]

But the bigger joke was Jerry handing him that $50 million contract.

After all these miscues over the past 30 years it's really amazing that we were able to squeak out another Super Bowl win two years after Jimmy was fired. Not one, two. That's two years of garbage players drafted, two years of players leaving, and two years of no discipline at all. It's absolutely amazing what those players were able to achieve while Jerry, Switzer, and the rest of the stooges were on their backs choking them out. Not an enjoyable Super Bowl but we'll take it.

and oj killed his wife. what does that have to dowith my post?

 

[Reid1boys]

he was absolutely terrible

and that has exactly what to do with the original post?? these arent the droids you are looking fir. move along.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

and that has exactly what to do with the original post?? these arent the droids you are looking fir. move along.

are you the post master, i'm not able to respond to an evolving discussion?

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Anyone watch this? I was utterly impressed with him. So well spoken, so bright, so positive.

They asked him to please explain what it was like playing for the Cowboys. He was clear... that "Cliche," Americas Team is real. The big lights, expectations.... he loved it all. Wants to retire a Cowboy. Said he weas so disappointed he didnt get to help bring a title home for Jerry. Another former player that simply had nothing but positive things to say about the Boys.

This kid was very smart.

He’s always been this way. I don’t know if Cowboy fans outside of this site even dislike him. Always was a good kid. Anyone else probably doesn’t even make it to the nfl after the injury.