Saggin Pants, Unpaid Jewelry Bills, Etc...

[thechosen1n2]

Say what you want, but everyone has to love his love for the game, the energy he brings, the support of the teammates he displays, and his desire to learn from the vets.

 

[CowboyStar88]

He also looked like he was coaching up the younger WR which I thought was awesome. Not saying he is a leader, but I can see him becoming that spark plug leader

 

[jblaze2004]

Dez is a leader on the field, he gets the guys hype. But the thing is when people see wr yelling on the sideline they think he is a diva. But if a QB does it he is a leader.

double standards suck.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

I think he hates when cannot help the team.

I think he hates losing.


I think I love his attitude.

 

[Ren]

He might be a knucklehead of the field but on it he looks like he's right at home whether it's catching passes or being a cheerleader

 

[The Quest for Six]

Dez still needs to understand the situation on the field, clearly missed breaking off his route on a blitz, that's a mistake

 

[Thomas82]

Dez still needs to understand the situation on the field, clearly missed breaking off his route on a blitz, that's a mistake

He's still learning.

 

[DallasEast]

Dez is a leader on the field, he gets the guys hype. But the thing is when people see wr yelling on the sideline they think he is a diva. But if a QB does it he is a leader.

double standards suck.

lol

[Waiting on the particular [strike]name[/strike] names and examples]

 

[erod]

Now, if he'll learn the playbook, which he didn't do at OSU or here so far, he'll be incredible.

That remains an issue for him.

 

[LeonDixson]

He was out there stoking up the scrubs during the time out before the 2 pt. conversion. Encouraging them to finish. That really impressed me. I see a Michael Irvin type spark plug in him.

 

[McCordsville Cowboy]

Dez is a leader on the field, he gets the guys hype. But the thing is when people see wr yelling on the sideline they think he is a diva. But if a QB does it he is a leader.

double standards suck.

Sounds like an apologist for weak minded Qb's.

 

[Rynie]

I agree, but your thread title is misleading

 

[Modus]

Tee-Oh, anyone?

But on the real... Dez has the flare and the talent to be a dominating force on the field. He's still a child and it takes time for him to learn how to manage the little things.

He'll get there. Sooner than you think.

 

[Coy]

Say what you want, but everyone has to love his love for the game, the energy he brings, the support of the teammates he displays, and his desire to learn from the vets.

I think he has a little Michael Irvin in him, of course he is in a very early stage of his career but with a good work ethic this Kid can be something else.

 

[zrinkill]

Now, if he'll learn the playbook, which he didn't do at OSU or here so far, he'll be incredible.

That remains an issue for him.

Do you have a link to some proof of this that isn't just a rumor?


I have a feeling a Tim McMahon article is coming up.

 

[casmith07]

Do you have a link to some proof of this that isn't just a rumor?


I have a feeling a Tim McMahon article is coming up.

Just someone talking out of their rear end.

 

[CowboyMike]

The media just wants to create a controversial WR in Dallas and chose Dez as their target. They want another TO to make headlines. Anywhere else and Dez barely gets talked about. Imagine if New England drafted him? We wouldn't have heard a peep.

Dez is a good kid that got talked into some bad financial decisions before he entered the NFL. He's making up for them now. He's a great teammate and has a passion for the game. And for the record, it wasn't him that had the sagging pants. It was his friend. And Dez was only standing up for his friend. I want a guy like that.

The fact that Michael Irvin is still behind this kid and loves him and compares him to himself as a football player is all I need to know. Deion separating ties with Dez is also a plus. That tells me even more.

Deion's associations consist of Pacman Jones, Michael Crabtree, Michael Vick, and DeAngelo Hall. Not exactly high character guys. He severed his relationship with Dez because Dez chose to abandon his Underarmour contract. Let me say again, Dez chose the equipment that would help him play better rather than the money from Underarmour.

Dez chose football over money.

 

[PhillyCowboysFan]

Now, if he'll learn the playbook, which he didn't do at OSU

How come I have not heard one coach say this or one quote from a coach saying this? I know it has been "REPORTED", but not quoted! :bang2: :bang2:

or here so far

Again I ask, how do you know this? :bang2: :bang2:

That remains an issue for him.

:bang2: :bang2:

He was out there stoking up the scrubs during the time out before the 2 pt. conversion. Encouraging them to finish. That really impressed me. I see a Michael Irvin type spark plug in him.

 

[WoodysGirl]

"We all were talking on the sidelines, talking about 'Wish we could've been out there a lot more," Dez Bryant said. "But hey, we were expecting it already. The younger guys, they just had us fired up. It was real great to see."

One of the most passionate competitors on the team, Bryant was highly expressive as a cheerleader for the game's final 50 minutes. Knowing players like Dwayne Harris and Raymond Radway quite personally, it's easier for him to get worked up about the fourth quarter of the preseason opener than most people.

"I love this game," Bryant said. "Not only that, I love when guys on our team do well like they did tonight. They did great. They went out there with passion and they just went out and did their best."

http://www.truebluefanclub.com/blog...&plckScript=blogScript&plckElementId=blogDest

 

[bbgun]

Say what you want, but everyone has to love his love for the game, the energy he brings, the support of the teammates he displays, and his desire to learn from the vets.

He can't be a good player/teammate and clean his act up off the field? Keep lowering those standards.