Some want to cut TO but reality is

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each time he has complained about the team and its offense... he has been right.

This team is better on paper and that frustrates him just like it frustrates us.


Another year where this organization is a joke.
 

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YoMick;2533161 said:
each time he has complained about the team and its offense... he has been right.

This team is better on paper and that frustrates him just like it frustrates us.


Another year where this organization is a joke.

Holy crap is that a real picture of Oprah?
 

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I don't want him cut because he complained.

I want him cut because he isn't producing anymore.
 

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187beatdown;2533185 said:
I don't want him cut because he complained.

I want him cut because he isn't producing anymore.


Yah... he was missing Romo for how many games? 3?

69 catches, 1052 yards and 10 TD's


hmmm......
 

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TO is a puss, second week in a row he has danced around after a reception instead of getting the first. I dont care, we dont win playoff games without him, we dont win them with him.
 

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187beatdown;2533185 said:
I don't want him cut because he complained.

I want him cut because he isn't producing anymore.


You know TO wears #81 right? I think you are talking about #11.
 

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The problem with this team is, it is loaded with talent and for whatever reason they probably practice like they are gonna walk over everyone. Its probably like this in practice, "OK Romo try to get it to TO if he isn't open, haha, go to witten, if witten isn't open, hehehe, go to RW." I get the distinct impression that either garrett is running some gimmicky high school offense or he has no option 2 if option 1 is taken away.
 

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EveryoneElse;2533294 said:
You know TO wears #81 right? I think you are talking about #11.

Hehe, Nice one... I said it and Ill say it again. The only problem with TO is what always has been, DROPS, you can try and say to him to improve that aspect....

But who would be happy and calm after those performances and coaching decisions?? Really poor performances from key players and Coaching staff...

TO is NOT our problem.
 
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YoMick;2533161 said:
each time he has complained about the team and its offense... he has been right.

This team is better on paper and that frustrates him just like it frustrates us.


Another year where this organization is a joke.



Owens will be back, no doubt, get your popcorn ready!!!
 

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Hey we got a first hand look at that **** in preseason jrumann59. On Hard Knocks....
 

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YoMick;2533161 said:
each time he has complained about the team and its offense... he has been right.

This team is better on paper and that frustrates him just like it frustrates us.


Another year where this organization is a joke.

You guys just don't get it.

He has brought with him a culture of selfishness. And he is the poster boy for it.

And that type of culture permeates the Cowboys - from the owner on down.

No one knows how to keep his mouth close, focus on the task at hand and play as a team.

Everyone has to get face time - from the owner on down to T.O.

Me. me. me.

Look at me assess what's the problem on this team.

Look at me offer suggestions and recommendations to make things better.

Look at me throw people under the bus.

Look at me ... I have all the answers.

Nothing is going to change until the culture changes.

But keep on bringing in guys like T.O. He's right, we do need to get him the ball.

Meanwhile, guys in Miami and Atlanta with half the talent of this team, but know how to keep quiet and focus on their jobs, are going to the playoffs and Dallas is sitting home.
 

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I posted this in another thread, but picture life with RW11 as the #1 WR based on what you've seen so far.

Better think twice about life after TO.

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tyke1doe;2533528 said:
You guys just don't get it.

He has brought with him a culture of selfishness. And he is the poster boy for it.

And that type of culture permeates the Cowboys - from the owner on down.

No one knows how to keep his mouth close, focus on the task at hand and play as a team.

Everyone has to get face time - from the owner on down to T.O.

Me. me. me.

Look at me assess what's the problem on this team.

Look at me offer suggestions and recommendations to make things better.

Look at me throw people under the bus.

Look at me ... I have all the answers.

Nothing is going to change until the culture changes.

But keep on bringing in guys like T.O. He's right, we do need to get him the ball.

Meanwhile, guys in Miami and Atlanta with half the talent of this team, but know how to keep quiet and focus on their jobs, are going to the playoffs and Dallas is sitting home.



Miami and Atlanta have been pretty healthy all year long too. That kinda helps you know like the Cowboys of 2007.:rolleyes:
 

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To add to this, and I know it won't be popular, but I think this mind set goes all the way back to Deion.

His practice habits (or lack thereof), film study (or lack thereof) and team before me (or lack thereof) is well documented, and for some reason ($$$$ perhaps?) mesmerized Jerry, and he's been enamored with "big names" ever since. Jerry sees marketing, PR and merchandising dollars with these type players and he thinks they help. T.O.'s jersey sales numbers don't help him to see otherwise.

Jerry won his last Super Bowl with Deion, so he thinks it works, but what he fails to see (or refuses to do so) is that Deion was added to an already successful team with established stars. In the end the Deion mentality soiled younger players, killed the cap and ultimately killed the team.

The only real star this team had when he signed T.O. was Parcells, and it took him one season to get his fill.

Yes, these guys have talent, and yes, they add money to Jerry's wallet, but to date, they haven't brought the team any hardware.

It's time to get rid of the mind set and these type of players, and it's time to find TEAM players.


tyke1doe;2533528 said:
You guys just don't get it.

He has brought with him a culture of selfishness. And he is the poster boy for it.

And that type of culture permeates the Cowboys - from the owner on down.
 

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I LOVE ME SOME ME!;2533556 said:
Miami and Atlanta have been pretty healthy all year long too. That kinda helps you know like the Cowboys of 2007.:rolleyes:

Miami did what they did with hard workers not super stars. That's the difference between the Dallas Cowboys and them.

Give me hard working no names over a bunch of primadona superstars every day of the week.

Who cares about what they did in 2007. It ended up being nothing.
 

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YoMick;2533161 said:
each time he has complained about the team and its offense... he has been right.

This team is better on paper and that frustrates him just like it frustrates us.


Another year where this organization is a joke.



Don't say that, it makes too much sense. :D
 
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Dave_in-NC;2533668 said:
Miami did what they did with hard workers not super stars. That's the difference between the Dallas Cowboys and them.

Give me hard working no names over a bunch of primadona superstars every day of the week.

Who cares about what they did in 2007. It ended up being nothing.


Same nothing Atlanta and Miami are going to get right? Just checking.
 
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