Oh, what the heck. Shaun Alexander a Cowboy?

[Vintage]

"Its time for Shaun to go the way of Old Yeller, Somebody get mike holmgren a shotgun"
:shoot4:

Just get a large, Farva.

 

[kmp77]

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

I think we tried this with Eddie George. At the time I did not see it as anything wrong with it if we were paying a small price for him...I was wrong.

Let's not try it again with an aging RB that is on the downward slide of his career.

 

[tyke1doe]

No thanks....


The only person who plays more uninspired and emotionless in the league is on our team right now. And he isn't in his 30's yet.

He was a product of Steve Hutchinson.

Who would that be?

 

[WoodysGirl]

Who would that be?

Do you really want to go there?

 

[speedkilz88]

Yep, he would most likely be Eddie George all over again.

 

[Dodger]

I'd rather we draft and play a couple of rookies than pay for any of the available vets at this point.

 

[iceberg]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/writers/peter_king/03/09/usotrip/4.html

Zoners:

IMHO, Alexander would make a great backup to MBIII......he would bring a veteran presence to the locker rm in the RB position. He is still a productive player and catches the ball pretty good out of the back field.

What do you Zoners think?

did you not read a page and a half of zoners gagging to get the idea?

 

[Angus]

Well, there was another Seattle cast off who came in last year to play for a year at a minimum (or thereabouts) and did so well he was franchised this year. If Alexander finds no takers for a big payday, he might want to try that route again.

There is no risk. If he doesn't do well in training camp, he is history -- cut before the season starts. An MVP ordinarily doesn't deteriorate to mush in one year unless something is wrong with him physically or with his environment.

Maybe a new environment is all he needs to be himself again.

 

[tyke1doe]

Do you really want to go there?

:laugh1:

I honestly didn't know at first. Then scanning the Cowboys roster and recalling the various posts calling for his head, I finally found out who he was talking about.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

Well, there was another Seattle cast off who came in last year to play for a year at a minimum (or thereabouts) and did so well he was franchised this year. If Alexander finds no takers for a big payday, he might want to try that route again.

There is no risk. If he doesn't do well in training camp, he is history -- cut before the season starts. An MVP ordinarily doesn't deteriorate to mush in one year unless something is wrong with him physically or with his environment.

Maybe a new environment is all he needs to be himself again.

Well you could go with a past seattle castoff that came to dallas and played the same position...CW.

 

[Mavs Man]

No. I don't think our OLine can open up holes big enough for a RB with a giant fork sticking out of his back.