More From the Kickoff Classic, Andre Gurode

[Hostile]

The Offensive Line will not be talking to the media. To do so means you are a "prima donna" and they levy a fine. Last night each position had a spokesperson and Gurode was chosen to speak. Brad Sham asked him if it meant a fine. Andre acknowledged that he would be fined. Sham asked the other guys if he was a prima donna for talking to him and you could see Columbo nodding his head yes.

Attitude from the O-line? Big ole yep.

 

[zrinkill]

I really wish the other positions would police and protect each other like this.

Would love to see Kitna get in the mix when reporters are asking a bunch of stupid questions of Romo.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

Well that is at least one unit who won't talk much. Of course aren't those 3 who are in a band together going to have a hard time promoting their music, and such, if they can't talk to media?

 

[Pottsville Maroons]

Well that is at least one unit who won't talk much. Of course aren't those 3 who are in a band together going to have a hard time promoting their music, and such, if they can't talk to media?

If their priorities are straight, Super Bowl Trophies are more valuable that platinum records.

 

[Four]

The o-line is always about chemistry if they are going to be successful, fans who never played on the line don't understand this and think guys can be plugged in willy nilly.

I love that our guys are coming together, should show dividends.

 

[rathalarge]

This 'Kangaroo Court' type action goes on with many teams' O-Lines ... I love it!! I hope Hudson Houck works them like Michael Irvin and Nate Newton said Houck wants to work them! They said it multiple times on the radio during the spring!

 

[Mr Cowboy]

On another note, I was excitedly watching the sports on the local news as they were showing the Cowboys arriving in SA, and the first person they showed stepping of the bus was Proctor. Talk about a buzz killer!

 

[Yeagermeister]

You gotta love Barber not wanting to talk. The guy is just all business.

 

[adbutcher]

You gotta love Barber not wanting to talk. The guy is just all business.

I wish the entire team shut it down during the season. It would be music to my ears.

 

[Longboysfan]

I wish the entire team shut it down during the season. It would be music to my ears.

Yes. But where would Ed werder quote sorces from.

 

[Yakuza Rich]

Yes. But where would Ed werder quote sorces from.

From somebody 'who regularly speaks with Owens' teammates.' So that could be Alan Ball's Business Manager's Assistant for all we know.

But hey, Mr. Blue Suit sure is reputable.





YAKUZA

 

[Yeagermeister]

I wish the entire team shut it down during the season. It would be music to my ears.

Well we only have a couple of talker left.....Crayton and Carp

 

[adbutcher]

Well we only have a couple of talker left.....Crayton and Carp

Crayton we can keep but Barbie...

 

[Dawgs0916]

The o-line is always about chemistry if they are going to be successful, fans who never played on the line don't understand this and think guys can be plugged in willy nilly.

I love that our guys are coming together, should show dividends.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

 

[Arch Stanton]

The Offensive Line will not be talking to the media. To do so means you are a "prima donna" and they levy a fine. Last night each position had a spokesperson and Gurode was chosen to speak. Brad Sham asked him if it meant a fine. Andre acknowledged that he would be fined. Sham asked the other guys if he was a prima donna for talking to him and you could see Columbo nodding his head yes.

Attitude from the O-line? Big ole yep.

This has been the norm for the last couple of seasons. Spagnola has moaned about this many times. I believe Kozier was the instigator.