CrazyCowboy
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Qwickdraw said:What's to become of Henson?
I don't believe ANYONE really knows.......honest
Qwickdraw said:What's to become of Henson?
Yeah, they might keep him as 3rd,but if you are going to keep him as third, you better get him reps, I would think in TC. More and more, seems like BP doesn't like whatever he is seeing from Henson.baj1dallas said:Why do you think that? Why is it so hard to believe they'd keep him as 3rd string?
fortdick said:Sounds to me like Henson is on the block and they aren't working him because he will be part of a deal already laid out.
New Orleans, perhaps?
I'm with you one this one and I be tthe coaches like rookies like that.Tass said:Players who have been around for a couple of years hate it when rookies try to overdo it during camp. Last year, that rookie was Justin Beriault...
Just so I understand...rookies aren't supposed to show the coaching staff their potential? I mean you only get one shot...I like that these guys leave it all on the field to make the team.
LOL I just saw your sig line. He needs to have the name change done in Jersey so his new birth cirtificate will show he is from there. :laugh2:Tass said:If Drew Henson is serious about being the future of the Cowboys franchise his strategy should be obvious: Dye his hair dark brown, wear brown contact lenses and change his name to Drew Ensonelli. Parcells would immediately anoint him as Bledsoe's successor.
JackMagist said:LOL I just saw your sig line. He needs to have the name change done in Jersey so his new birth cirtificate will show he is from there. :laugh2:
WoodysGirl said:Parcells' news conference was interrupted by a loud radio talk show host from 1540-AM The Ticket out of Los Angeles. "What's he selling?" Parcells asked...
Here's hoping The Habit Burger Grill finds its way to Dallas someday. By the way, the owner of IN-N-OUT just died and there's discussion of whether the small chain will move into more states. Currently, the popular burger chain has stores in California, Nevada and Arizona.