Video: Ronald Leary explains homage to Landry

[Zordon]

we went from players asking eagles for autographs after games to this...

http://www.dallascowboys.com/multim...o_Landry/313ebe2d-8d35-40a6-8865-90a502e9db11

 

[NeonNinja]

I didn't notice it live. I guess I was too busy celebrating that win.

Good stuff.

 

[Dave_in-NC]

Poor Leary, he looks scared to death talking here.

 

[DoctorChicken]

I didn't notice it live. I guess I was too busy celebrating that win.

Good stuff.

I was just about in my post-game-passed-out-drunk-celebration mode, but then that happened. A tear ran down my cheek.

Ok, I didn't actually cry. But it was awesome.

 

[bark]

Thanks zordon

 

[Tusan_Homichi]

Poor Leary, he looks scared to death talking here.

Yeah. He looks like someone who is wondering why the hell the media is standing at his locker.

 

[foofighters]

we went from players asking eagles for autographs after games to this...

http://www.dallascowboys.com/multim...o_Landry/313ebe2d-8d35-40a6-8865-90a502e9db11

Who was asking for Eagles autographs this year? or even last year?

 

[Irvin88_4life]

Who was asking for Eagles autographs this year? or even last year?

It happened a few years ago with Tashard Choice asking Michael Vick for autograph

 

[BoysFan4ever]

It was a nice thing to do. Too bad Tom's family no longer cares about the Cowboys. It should mean more to them than anyone.

 

[Sportsbabe]

Yeah. He looks like someone who is wondering why the hell the media is standing at his locker.

I liked the way he handled it. He wasn't giving away any unnecessary information.

They were trying to find out who initiated it. Leary kept the team unity. The reporters are trying to give one person the credit. I'm loving this team more and more.

Why don't these reporters just leave it alone. What is it that they don't understand? It's not rocket science. Jason hinted at it. Leary basically told them it doesn't matter who's idea it was. What's important is they recognize the history and importance of what it means to be a Cowboy (my words).

 

[65fastback2plus2]

Yeah. He looks like someone who is wondering why the hell the media is standing at his locker.

he'd better get used to it if the team is actually on the roll we are thinking they might be

 

[DallasEast]

Ronald Leary did not take the bait when asked who originated the idea, instead saying both the players and coaches agreed to do it to pay respect for Tom Landry's legacy. Remove any lighter fluid that the media could use to spark any sensationalistic nonsense and just honor the franchise's history. Smart young man.

 

[DallasEast]

I liked the way he handled it. He wasn't giving away any unnecessary information.

They were trying to find out who initiated it. Leary kept the team unity. The reporters are trying to give one person the credit. I'm loving this team more and more.

Why don't these reporters just leave it alone. What is it that they don't understand? It's not rocket science. Jason hinted at it. Leary basically told them it doesn't matter who's idea it was. What's important is they recognize the history and importance of what it means to be a Cowboy (my words).

You beat me to it and stated it better than I did.

 

[jazzcat22]

On the Fan I think it was yesterday, they said...
It was something to do in practice as a tribute to Landry and the history. I think Garrett started havin them do it. As he prides himself as well as all the players to know the history here and to honor it. It is something they do when they practice the Victory kneel down formation. But started as that tribute.
But the players decided to do this during the game at that point. And hopefully they can continue to do it.

 

[DallasEast]

It happened a few years ago with Tashard Choice asking Michael Vick for autograph

Disgusting.​

 

[DallasEast]

On the Fan I think it was yesterday, they said...
It was something to do in practice as a tribute to Landry and the history. I think Garrett started havin them do it. As he prides himself as well as all the players to know the history here and to honor it. It is something they do when they practice the Victory kneel down formation. But started as that tribute.
But the players decided to do this during the game at that point. And hopefully they can continue to do it.

It would be a nice gesture on the team's part to continue doing it. Some people frown upon acknowledging history. In my opinion, good and bad history should always be embraced. Even so, history should not be flaunted necessarily also. Just remembered.

 

[jazzcat22]

It would be a nice gesture on the team's part to continue doing it. Some people frown upon acknowledging history. In my opinion, good and bad history should always be embraced. Even so, history should not be flaunted necessarily also. Just remembered.

The way it sounded, they will continue to do it with the Garrett's blessing.

 

[erod]

Not only is this cool, if they continue to do it, it'll get national attention, which will honor Coach Landry even more.

Got to keep winning convincingly, obviously.

 

[jazzcat22]

Not only is this cool, if they continue to do it, it'll get national attention, which will honor Coach Landry even more.

Got to keep winning convincingly, obviously.

As long as dictator Goodell doesn't squash it...but it's a legal play, so they better not.
The Lambeau dump better be squashed too if that happens.

 

[Seven]

The way it sounded, they will continue to do it with the Garrett's blessing.

I really hope so.

I really do............what a great communion for Landry and all that he did for the Cowboys.

I have my o-line do it. They think I'm crazy and all of them hate the Cowboys. (8th graders.)

It's good to be the king. ;0)