nate newton talks about cowboys & pacman very interesting stuff

[cowboyjoe]

http://www.ktbb.com/cowboys/nate-newton/

 

[Boyzmamacita]

Thanks, Joe.

 

[tunahelper]

That was my point as well. Bring Pacman back as a 4th cb only. He is a good insurance policy.

 

[Hostile]

That was my point as well. Bring Pacman back as a 4th cb only. He is a good insurance policy.

I wouldn't bring him back as a concession salesperson. He's not worthy to grace the uniform.

 

[Mansta54]

That was my point as well. Bring Pacman back as a 4th cb only. He is a good insurance policy.

I don't care how good he could be, his track record is terrible and we just don't need his type of character on the team. No thanks!!!!

 

[28 Joker]

Pacman is a free lancing player. His technique is sloppy. He didn't listen to the coach. In fact, he pulled his pants down. Plus, he is a trouble maker. Trouble always finds this guy. He jacked up his own body guard.

He's a terrible influence on the younger players, especially the young players in the secondary.

 

[tunahelper]

I could careless if he has an attitude. When #41 gets injured Dallas will need help and Mickens will not be the answer.

Its strange how many issues of past players gain approval by the same people who say Pacman is a troublemaker?

 

[Jon88]

I wouldn't bring him back as a concession salesperson. He's not worthy to grace the uniform.

Never was in the first place

 

[28 Joker]

I could careless if he has an attitude. When #41 gets injured Dallas will need help and Mickens will not be the answer.

Its strange how many issues of past players gain approval by the same people who say Pacman is a troublemaker?

I'd rather go 0-16 than play with that loser (Pacrat).

 

[Jon88]

I'd rather go 0-16 than play with that loser (Pacrat).

Most people would, but at least he isn't made of glass.

 

[NeonNinja]

No way.

 

[Hostile]

I'd rather go 0-16 than play with that loser (Pacrat).

I can't say that, but I don't believe he leads to wins.

 

[28 Joker]

Most people would, but at least he isn't made of glass.

I have a pocket full of quarters, and I'm headed to the Pros and Joes...

I would rather dress Allan Ball up like Mrs. Pacman and play with him than have Pacrat on the team.

 

[Jon88]

I have a pocket full of quarters, and I'm headed to the Pros and Joes...

OK... Have fun

 

[28 Joker]

OK... Have fun

Seriously,

Newman
Jenkins
Scandrick
Ball
Mickens
DeAngelo Smith
Courtney Brown (trying to make a move)


The depth is young, but it's there.

Do you really want Pacrat running around free lancing, displaying his sloppy technique, running around in his Homer Simpson shorts, bringing back the circus, or pulling the secondary coach's pants down?

At some point you have to get rid of the circus atmosphere and bad influences.

I just saw your last post in the other thread.

It's obvious that you don't like Newman, so love you some Pacrat.

 

[sonnyboy]

Seriously,

Newman
Jenkins
Scandrick
Ball
Mickens
DeAngelo Williams
Courtney Brown (trying to make a move)


The depth is young, but it's there.

Do you really want Pacrat running around free lancing, displaying his sloppy technique, running around in his Homer Simpson shorts, bringing back the circus, or pulling the secondary coach's pants down?

At some point you have to get rid of the circus atmosphere and bad influences.

Maybe you know more than I, but I never heard anything about him being a bad teammate or bad influence.

Was he as good in 2008 as I hoped he'd be? No, but it did seem like he was improving each week til his suspension.

Was he a good player for us and really key when Newman was out? Yes

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Not sure if this is the right thread for it, but Bradie James is a big Alan Ball fan.

He also has a pretty revealing non-answer on Pacrat.

http://www.dallascowboys.com/multimedia/multimedia_center.cfm?id=C74AAD34-AAED-1053-EEAFFBD46AE9F7DE

 

[28 Joker]

Maybe you know more than I, but I never heard anything about him being a bad teammate or bad influence.

Was he as good in 2008 as I hoped he'd be? No, but it did seem like he was improving each week til his suspension.

Was he a good player for us and really key when Newman was out? Yes

I do think he helped the Cowboys when Newman was out or limited in the sub-packages. I was for the Pacman signing after I changed my mind. That will teach me.

However, you couldn't depend on him. He jacked up his body guard when he was on a short leash. He took reps away from the younger CBs, too.

His negatives far out weigh his positives.

There is a reason he is out of the NFL.

Do you think it's a good influence to display sloppy technique, free lance, and treat your coach like some high school kid?

 

[mperfection]

I wouldn't bring him back as a concession salesperson. He's not worthy to grace the uniform.

What, exactly, did Pacman do last year to deserve this commentary? And please, don't add the bodyguard fight because Jerry has gone on record as saying that he believes it was the bodyguard's fault.

 

[Hostile]

What, exactly, did Pacman do last year to deserve this commentary? And please, don't add the bodyguard fight because Jerry has gone on record as saying that he believes it was the bodyguard's fault.

When we signed him the only thing I was asking of him was to improve our Punt Returns team.

4.5 yards per return is about as bad as it gets. I don't even want to imagine worse.

On top of that he had no INTs, a couple of them hit him in the hands too.

Then when I hear stories about his attitude in the locker room it pretty much cements it for me.

I applaud Jerry for rolling the dice. I applaud him more for walking away from the table. Good riddance.