Oh, we're going to play this game. Goody.

hboy:
Okay, tell me how many of those players who were fined yell at their coaches, publically chew out or blame their quarterbacks not on one team or two teams but three teams, who refer to their superiors that they're disrespecting them and they aint my daddy, who promise to be on their best behavior and yet find themselves always in trouble and who just can't keep their mouths shut even though they know it only hurts them.
Good luck.
But it's TO. You're saying we might as well toss the word "reputation" out the dictionary. You know that word is there for a reason, right?
Help his cause with whom? The Cowboys apologists who want to gloss over this in hopes that they can endure his antics because maybe, just maybe, he'll help the Cowboys win a Super Bowl.
Look, I wasn't for the TO signing either. However, when he came to the Cowboys, I was willing to give him a chance. But despite the media attention, which I agree is excessive, he simply has to close his mouth, say nothing and just do what he does best.
But nnnnooooo, he has to hold a press conference, say something that can easily be misinterpreted whether he intended it or not and then get on a radio program and say he can't "trust" his coach.
How are we
NOT suppose to read something into that in light of everything that has gone on in the saga called TO?
I'm hopeful, but I'm not naive.