Outside the Lines

[Brandon4Cowboys]

Did anyone catch 'Outside the Lines' with Bob Ley about 45 minutes ago? They did a piece on Dallas and signing risky players. It was a really good segment. I didn't realize that Pacman has a full-time security detail that goes everywhere he goes. Goodell also commented that he enjoyed/thrives on giving players second chances.

When asked about the 1992 Cowboys Roma says: "They weren't exactly church goin' folk...know what I mean?"

 

[DaBoys4Life]

na i missed it.

 

[alancdc]

They also said, maybe the most important thing in the entire piece....That while Dallas has signed these players they have the fewest player arrests in the NFL the past 2 years at 1. I'm not sure who or for what that was, but it does speak to the idea that Jerry has a great support group and a feeling each player has of personal accountability.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

They also said, maybe the most important thing in the entire piece....That while Dallas has signed these players they have the fewest player arrests in the NFL the past 2 years at 1. I'm not sure who or for what that was, but it does speak to the idea that Jerry has a great support group and a feeling each player has of personal accountability.

Terry Glenn got caught taking a drunken piss in public

 

[Apollo Creed]

Terry Glenn got caught taking a drunken piss in public

Heard he was writing his name on a trash can.

Side note: I bet almost every member of this board has done this a time or 100.

 

[Temo]

Heard he was writing his name on a trash can.

Side note: I bet almost every member of this board has done this a time or 100.

Dang, I was an honor roll student, never even got so much as a detention...

but if I was arrested everything I did that...

well, beer just goes right through me

 

[DaBoys4Life]

Terry Glenn got caught taking a drunken piss in public

 

[dcfanatic]

Here's the segment...

http://dcfanatic.com/2008/09/07/outside-the-lines-examines-the-cowboys.aspx

There was also the segment right after that piece on the Sunday edition of OTL with Emmitt, JJT and Jeff Pearlman from ESPN.

http://dcfanatic.com/2008/09/07/emmitt-smith-protects-the-star.aspx

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Heard he was writing his name on a trash can.

Side note: I bet almost every member of this board has done this a time or 100.

never written my name, but I've taken so many drunken pisses...

 

[Clove]

"They weren't exactly church goin' folk...know what I mean?"

Don't tell some people around here that sentence. They seem to think the 90s Cowboys and the 70s Cowboys were saints - I'm willing to bet they won't give back all those rings.

 

[Yakuza Rich]

Heard he was writing his name on a trash can.

Side note: I bet almost every member of this board has done this a time or 100.

If you haven't done that into a snowbank, you haven't lived.







YAKUZA

 

[Big Dakota]

never written my name, but I've taken so many drunken pisses...

When you have a bladder like a 5 year old girl you don't have room to write your name............:

 

[Jarv]

If you haven't done that into a snowbank, you haven't lived.







YAKUZA

In Atlanta ??? :laugh2:

 

[Manster68]

Heard he was writing his name on a trash can.

Side note: I bet almost every member of this board has done this a time or 100.

Growing up in New Hampshire, I did that in the snow.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

Did anyone catch 'Outside the Lines' with Bob Ley about 45 minutes ago? They did a piece on Dallas and signing risky players. It was a really good segment. I didn't realize that Pacman has a full-time security detail that goes everywhere he goes. Goodell also commented that he enjoyed/thrives on giving players second chances.

When asked about the 1992 Cowboys Roma says: "They weren't exactly church goin' folk...know what I mean?"

I saw it and I thought it was a pretty good segment. Very interesting as they talked to Aikman and Irvin and Emmitt and such. I enjoyed it.