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DC.com Mick Shots
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http://www.dallascowboys.com/news.c...4710130831F65D1
Didn't want to post the whole article cuz I just liked the one where Marcus Spears was reduced to mush at being summoned by BP.
MICK SHOTS
That the Cowboys have hired Paul Pasqualoni, 14 years the Syracuse head coach (1991-2004), as an assistant and haven't assigned him a specific position to coach seems further proof Bill Parcells is not done reshaping his coaching staff. Pasqualoni, with a defensive background, probably could be plugged in most anywhere if another coach should leave since he's been a college head coach for 19 years. And his presence should help the Cowboys evaluate players in the upcoming drafts since he would have seen a bunch of them play.
Former Cowboys offensive line coach George Warhop appears first in line to take over the offensive line in San Francisco for recently named head coach Mike Nolan . . . . And a former Cowboys defensive line coach, Andre Patterson, who spent the past two seasons in Cleveland, apparently will be hired for defensive line duty in Denver.
LSU defensive end Marcus Spears apparently was flattered, and somewhat intimidated, when Cowboys head coach Bill Parcells singled him out for a little one-on-one conversation this week at the Senior Bowl. And how about this: Monte Kiffin, the defensive coordinator for the Tampa Bay staff handling the South squad, had Spears working some at linebacker. When all was said and done, Witten's team-leading 87 catches ranked second among all NFL tight ends, trailing only Tony Gonzalez (102). Witten's 980 receiving yards also was second among NFL tight ends, again trailing just Gonzalez (1,258). Not a bad second season.
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http://www.dallascowboys.com/news.c...4710130831F65D1
Didn't want to post the whole article cuz I just liked the one where Marcus Spears was reduced to mush at being summoned by BP.
MICK SHOTS
That the Cowboys have hired Paul Pasqualoni, 14 years the Syracuse head coach (1991-2004), as an assistant and haven't assigned him a specific position to coach seems further proof Bill Parcells is not done reshaping his coaching staff. Pasqualoni, with a defensive background, probably could be plugged in most anywhere if another coach should leave since he's been a college head coach for 19 years. And his presence should help the Cowboys evaluate players in the upcoming drafts since he would have seen a bunch of them play.
Former Cowboys offensive line coach George Warhop appears first in line to take over the offensive line in San Francisco for recently named head coach Mike Nolan . . . . And a former Cowboys defensive line coach, Andre Patterson, who spent the past two seasons in Cleveland, apparently will be hired for defensive line duty in Denver.
LSU defensive end Marcus Spears apparently was flattered, and somewhat intimidated, when Cowboys head coach Bill Parcells singled him out for a little one-on-one conversation this week at the Senior Bowl. And how about this: Monte Kiffin, the defensive coordinator for the Tampa Bay staff handling the South squad, had Spears working some at linebacker. When all was said and done, Witten's team-leading 87 catches ranked second among all NFL tight ends, trailing only Tony Gonzalez (102). Witten's 980 receiving yards also was second among NFL tight ends, again trailing just Gonzalez (1,258). Not a bad second season.
