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Many fans are familiar with the draft in which we took Greg Ellis over Randy Moss and the great debate that rages to this day about the ying and yang of that decision.
We are right back at the same point again with the same decisions.
Do we take a known, but troubled talent and make him a featured part of our team and it's image and hope to change the past and hopefully ride off together into the sunset of a SB appearance.
Or do we sidestep the issues and take a safer road and take some player or players that maybe less talented but still can help us in the longrun for the sake of hopefully not taking too big a risk..?
This is the dilemma.
This is the re-occurring nightmare, too.
We have to seemingly make this decision all over again.
Dej-vous all over again as Yogi Berra would say.
Jerry Jones has got to be having night sweats at his point over this issue and flashbacks to that draft where he failed to pull the trigger on taking Moss over Ellis.
The similarities are too errie.
In the present situation, the two players are alike.
Like their pasts making anybody who wants them to have to accept the baggage they carry.
Like their performances, where they potentially can control the outcome of games with their play.
Like their salary demands, which will hold team salary caps hostage the entire time they wear the uniform.
And alike in the fact that despite playing their whole careers, neither Moss nor TO have taken any team they have played with to a SB.
Now think about that last statement.
Read it again.
If the bottom line is to go to the SB, do either of these players do it for their teams..?
Will they..?
Can they..?
The potential outcome for big success or big failure, looms.
Answer that and then please email Jerry Jones and ask BP to throw a pale of cold water on JJ's night sweats.
He needs help these days, no doubt.
Go Cowboys.
(Opinions welcome)
parcellswaterboy
We are right back at the same point again with the same decisions.
Do we take a known, but troubled talent and make him a featured part of our team and it's image and hope to change the past and hopefully ride off together into the sunset of a SB appearance.
Or do we sidestep the issues and take a safer road and take some player or players that maybe less talented but still can help us in the longrun for the sake of hopefully not taking too big a risk..?
This is the dilemma.
This is the re-occurring nightmare, too.
We have to seemingly make this decision all over again.
Dej-vous all over again as Yogi Berra would say.
Jerry Jones has got to be having night sweats at his point over this issue and flashbacks to that draft where he failed to pull the trigger on taking Moss over Ellis.
The similarities are too errie.
In the present situation, the two players are alike.
Like their pasts making anybody who wants them to have to accept the baggage they carry.
Like their performances, where they potentially can control the outcome of games with their play.
Like their salary demands, which will hold team salary caps hostage the entire time they wear the uniform.
And alike in the fact that despite playing their whole careers, neither Moss nor TO have taken any team they have played with to a SB.
Now think about that last statement.
Read it again.
If the bottom line is to go to the SB, do either of these players do it for their teams..?
Will they..?
Can they..?
The potential outcome for big success or big failure, looms.
Answer that and then please email Jerry Jones and ask BP to throw a pale of cold water on JJ's night sweats.
He needs help these days, no doubt.
Go Cowboys.
(Opinions welcome)
parcellswaterboy
great point
