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:laugh1:The Panch;2572718 said:I thought it was his mustache.
:laugh1:The Panch;2572718 said:I thought it was his mustache.
Alexander;2572713 said:The dominoes games etc. is a symbol of a locker room that just does not get it. We saw a little of this kind of childishness last year when we saw video of Stanback play-wrestling with a teammate while Colombo and McQuistin sat back and were amused the week before the divisional playoff game. If having a loose locker room was associated with a team that won, nobody would care. This is a symptom. Dominoes are not bad. A childish bunch of players who are not professional and mature is. Again, it would not be an issue if we won. So, until we do, these symptoms of a poorly controlled team will continue to be noticed and reported.
5Countem5;2572644 said:At least they are just waving belts around like junior high kids and not, sayyyy, stabbing each other in the neck.
Alexander;2572713 said:The dominoes games etc. is a symbol of a locker room that just does not get it. We saw a little of this kind of childishness last year when we saw video of Stanback play-wrestling with a teammate while Colombo and McQuistin sat back and were amused the week before the divisional playoff game. If having a loose locker room was associated with a team that won, nobody would care. This is a symptom. Dominoes are not bad. A childish bunch of players who are not professional and mature is. Again, it would not be an issue if we won. So, until we do, these symptoms of a poorly controlled team will continue to be noticed and reported.
Imagine if it were a classroom. If you know in advance that they have poor test scores and you walk in and see a bunch of immaturity, what would you think? Shake your head and say boys will be boys? If so, congratulations. You probably have a lot in common with our laid back head coach.
tyke1doe;2572800 said:What I'm hoping, though I know it won't happen, is next year, after every score, we act like we've been in the end zone before. We act like we have unfinished business every time we cross the end zone.
wileedog;2572809 said:What you will get is more 15 yard penalties for excessive demonstrations.
tyke1doe;2572819 said:Huh?
wileedog;2572832 said:Meaning expecting TO to stop trying to top his weekly post-TD dramatics is not going to happen, and other guys like Crayton will continue to follow suit.
ergo more penalties after scoring TDs, not guys handing the ball to the ref and walking away.
The Panch;2572600 said:Seriously. I wanna see more discipline and accountability, but since when did an NFL locker room have to be a state penitentiary for your team to be successful??
Chief;2572583 said:Tom Curran of NBC Sports was on the Rome Show today, talking NFL stuff.
He was talking about the Eagles and their locker room, and Rome asked him about the Cowboys' locker room.
Curran said that when he was in Dallas, it was like a "junior high" atmosphere. He said Owens, Roy Williams (didn't specify which one) and Hamlin were "holding up WWF wrestling belts and marching around the locker room" celebrating because of winning some sort of dominoes tournament. He said the younger players were off in their corners texting.
He said when Terrell Owens is the alpha male in your locker room, there are going to be problems. He covered the Patriots for 10 years and been in a lot of facilities and he said the Cowboys are very cliquish.
Concluded by saying no one there will stand up to Owens because he's "volatile" and because they all know Jerry wants him there.
Not surprising news and I'm sure some will dismiss it, but there it is.
kidcrook;2572591 said:If the locker room is "cliquish" why would TO be responsible for that?
I mean, unless you have TO's clique and then everyone else I don't see how it could be interpreted as his fault.
But I've been wrong before...
tyke1doe;2572800 said:What I'm hoping, though I know it won't happen, is next year, after every score, we act like we've been in the end zone before. We act like we have unfinished business every time we cross the end zone. After every win, we don't treat it like we've won the Super Bowl but treat it matter-of-factly.
41gy#;2572929 said:Terrell Owens is Jerry's pet. If the players on this team see Jerry icut his classroom pet, they are going to know, without a shadow of a doubt, that they better not get arrested, act like a fool on the sidelines and show up another player (s), be divisive in the locker room, go on television and lay blame on coaches or other players, pout about not "getting the ball", try to fight a teammate when he points out something you did wrong after you complain about "the way you are used" or the "quarterback's play"....ect.
This team needs a to be shook up. Getting rid of iOwens would be step one in taking the locker room back and step one of becoming a team again.
If iOwens stays, he may be doing situps in his driveway by October if the ship starts sinking again, and players in the locker room will have his back.
Hmm. That never happened before, did it?
5Countem5;2572931 said:You guys crack me up...:laugh2: