Proud of T.O.

[Chocolate Lab]

Not necessarily for his game -- I wish he'd play better. But he's doing great at his postgame press conference. Everyone is trying to bait him, and all he's doing is giving the perfectly PC replies. If anyone saw it, I think they probably agree.

I'm not the biggest fan, but good job, T.O. :clap2:

 

[Mansta54]

I thought he played very well for the little time the O was on the field...

 

[utrunner07]

can someone provide a summary of these interviews please?

 

[ajk23az]

We obviously need to get TO the ball more in the middle of the field, how come we very rarely do quick slants with him? Hes built pretty close to Irvin, even stronger, and our quick slants with Irvin were the bread and butter back then. Romo definately has the arm to sling it in there like Favre does.

 

[TheCount]

Yeah, our defense couldn't get off the field.

I've been saying for a while now everyone needs to get off their "Bad T.O." trip, only this guy could play last season with a torn ligament in his hand for the betterment of the team and get criticized as being selfish.
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[actual29]

didnt get to catch it
anyone got a link to it?

 

[speedkilz88]

There was one reporter basically giving him a hard time, what I would call a heckler. The guy is a scumbag whoever he is.

 

[nathanlt]

Not necessarily for his game -- I wish he'd play better. But he's doing great at his postgame press conference. Everyone is trying to bait him, and all he's doing is giving the perfectly PC replies. If anyone saw it, I think they probably agree.

I'm not the biggest fan, but good job, T.O. :clap2:

Neither am I. But this was the first opportunity for him to act like someone other than a teammate, and he was a teammate all the way. I said before the game, if he acts like a teammate, win or lose, then the Cowboys have a good season ahead of them. Terrell has come a long way, and is showing character I never knew he had... Good job, Terrell.