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Kareemovweet
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Bluefin
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Most likely.
It's just weird how some numbers are so protected while others aren't.
Open for business:
#54 Randy White, Bob Howley - any bum can wear it.
#43 Cliff Harris, Don Perkins - ditto (seriously?).
#28 Darren Woodson - may be off limits for defensive backs but open to running backs.
#17 Don Meredith - any bum can wear it.
#73 Larry Allen - unprotected.
#55 Lee Roy Jordan - ditto.
#20 Mel Renfro - double ditto.
#70 Rayfield Wright - triple ditto.
#33 Tony Dorsett - it's like he didn't even play for this team.
#88 Drew Pearson, Michael Irvin - Jackie Harris, really?
#94 Charles Haley - available to those deemed worthy.
On the shelf:
#74 Bob Lilly
#22 Bob Hayes, Emmitt Smith
#12 Roger Staubach
#8 Troy Aikman
Reverend Conehead
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I was wondering about 12 if we drafted Paxton Lynch who wears that number. Officially the team doesn't retire jerseys, and a scrub whose name I don't remember wore 12 after Staubach in the preseason in about '80 or '81, but didn't make the team. I would be surprised, however, if the team let any of those numbers be used again.
sureletsrace
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I want him wearing a number in the 40s. 48.
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He said in an interview he wants 21...but it occurred me he might not what to seem presumptuous to ask for 22. If asked, I'll bet he would take it. My vote: 22. If no other reason than I would really like to see that again and he strikes me as the type of prospect that would try to rise to that occasion.
Reverend Conehead
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The name was Chuck Howley, not Bob Howley.
Also #88 was Ron Sellers. For those who don't remember or go back that far, he was the receiver who sealed the victory in Staubach's miracle come-from-behind victory in the 1972 playoff game against the 49ers. Staubach had sat out all year due to injury and Morton was struggling. Staubach came off the bench and won with two touchdowns and a field goal in something like 2 minutes. The win included a successful onsides kick and a touchdown pass to #88, Ron Sellers.
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What about 8, 88, 54,33. 22 was great but it's just a number.
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Fletch
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I thought that before the draft, I don't know.
Give him 29 just for the hell of it.
Don't jinx EE like that. That number is cursed and dirty with fumblitis.
Fletch
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Just shut up Sham, you old fart. Go eat your senior meal at Denny's and go to bed you geriatric f***! It would be an honor for the kid and I'm sure Emmitt would embrace it too.
Irvin welcomed it with Dez, I'm sure it wouldn't be any different.
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21? Wth wat about randle
Randle will probably come around to steal that # 21 Jersey.