Video: Scandrick looked pissed teammates were barking

[dcfanatic]

Did you not play organized football? Have you never gone half-speed, three-quarter-speed and full-speed? Do you not know the difference between a walk through and live?

There is a big difference and if it is a no pads, half-speed practice, you don't go up and nail your team mate.

Now, I don't really blame Scandrick that much, and this kind of thing happens when dealing with football and guys full of testosterone... but to act like he was supposed to knock the **** out of his own guy in a padless practice is crazy.

Who said this?

I didn't. I said he should do his job. Go after the football.

 

[dcfanatic]

It also is yesterday's topic and today's non topic. Yet you felt the need to bring it up again and tell us what day it is (I mean blame Wade).

Yeah. lol.

This all happened last night and we got the word today that Roy just has a shoulder bruise and Scandrick was on the Irvin Show his afternoon.

And the video above was released like four hours ago.

But you have decided the entire Cowboys fan base is already done talking about it.

We can manage it from here, but thanks anyway.

Just put me on ignore. Or PM and tell me you don't like me.

But stop making a fool of yourself.

 

[MONT17]

Roy is looking more and more like a softy... guess all those yrs in Detroit has taken its toll!

 

[21Savage]

Yeah. lol.

This all happened last night and we got the word today that Roy just has a shoulder bruise and Scandrick was on the Irvin Show his afternoon.

And the video above was released like four hours ago.

But you have decided the entire Cowboys fan base is already done talking about it.

We can manage it from here, but thanks anyway.

Just put me on ignore. Or PM and tell me you don't like me.

But stop making a fool of yourself.

Stop being a child. You overreact and say a lot of things that irritate me. But I also respect your work and go on your site daily. It doesn't have to be black or white. This is more of the former and I shall state my mind as I please.

 

[dadymat]

If he was supposed to stand there and let the WR catch the pass why would he even waste his time by being on the field?

You are making no sense.

Malicious? lol.

Now you are saying he was out to hurt Roy Williams which is ridiculous.

Watch the video again. The kid goe to stick his hand in and knock the pass down and they banged shoulders. Stop acting like he blindsided a WR who was opened up while trying to haul in a pass over the middle.

And the players overreacted in the spur of the moment. That's the point. That's why Scandrick was pissed. And that's why right after the practice the players all said it's part of the game.

This includes Roy Williams.

if all this is true then why dont the pass rushers sack Romo in practice?....its their job right? talk about making no sense......you dont even know the difference between no contact and contact...just because RW11 was gonna catch the ball doesnt mean Scan has every right to defend no matter what....

and i may have used the wrong word...it wasnt malicious...it was careless ...just like when he hit him and knocked his helmet off....in another no contact drill

 

[DavidS]

Roy will be fine. I cant wait for tomm.

 

[28 Joker]

So Scandrick is out there to 'lose' every time out then.

In your scenario the ball is being thrown for the WR to catch. They have those drills and there are no DB's playing defense.

Who is coaching DB's to stand around and watch WR's catch footballs while they are two feet away from them?

No. It's knowing the context of the practice ( no pads; no contact) and how to dial it back some. Scandrick has to know how valuable that particular WR is to the team. The Giants, Commanders, and Eagles don't have a guy like that on the outside. The Giants' guys are inexperienced. If you lose him, your screwed. You lose your competitive advantage in that area.

Patrick Crayton sure didn't look too happy with Scandrick.

Scandrick never reached for the ball, either. In fact, he didn't even get close to intercepting it or knocking it down. He played it like a game or too close to a game. He did what he had to do to break it up, and Roy paid the price in a non-contact practice, no pads and helmets and shorts. However, this wasn't a game or contact practice.

Scandrick turned his body sideways and slammed into Williams and broke up the play. The contact appeared to be given in order to prevent the play (without regard to the other player's safety; a guy on your own team); furthermore, Scandrick didn't attempt to touch the ball with his hands, and he couldn't get there in time to catch it or knock it down. That is why he had to make contact with Wiliams. He couldn't get there in time to make a play with his hands.

If he couldn't get there in time to catch it, why hit the WR in that situation? That's what I saw, anyway. I've seen Terence Newman allow guys to catch inside passes in practice. I've seen Newman not go full speed on those types of plays, not even close to full speed.

Scandrick got too aggressive right there.

Why couldn't he just let him catch that inside slant instead of slamming into him like that. What did it accomplish? The only thing it could have accomplished is helping the Bucs, Giants, Panthers, Broncos, Chiefs, ect.... Save it for S.F. There wasn't any need to stick your nose in there like that in a non-contact practice. The ball is coming inside and short. Just let it go. Creep up there and let him go.

In the process of a non-contact practice, he had our $40++ million dollar WR (the best in the division) on the ground hurt (for the 3rd time by the way).

I wonder what the reaction would be if Mike Jenkins popped Williams like this.

I like Scandrick, but I hate the bias against Jenkins in the local Dallas media.

The "Golden Child" can do no wrong.

We'll he made a mistake here. He has to learn form this mistake, because the next time, someone may get seriously hurt if he's going to contest a ball like that in helmets in shorts.

 

[adbutcher]

I am surprise Dcfanatic would blame Wade for this

Who to blame would be anybody still harping on this, looking for some sort of sensationalistic point of view when this is some innocent occurrence that both parties have moved on from.

:laugh2:

 

[TellerMorrow34]

DC blame the coach for doing it in front of these fans? Really? Seriously?

I can't remember for sure but I don't think this is the first time they've practiced, in the history of the Cowboys, without shoulder pads on in front of fans.

Now I'm not upset with O. It's football, this happens, and Williams is fine, but you're acting like this happened because of the surrounding of the practice as if it's the first time it's ever happened.

 

[dcfanatic]

if all this is true then why dont the pass rushers sack Romo in practice?....its their job right? talk about making no sense......you dont even know the difference between no contact and contact...just because RW11 was gonna catch the ball doesnt mean Scan has every right to defend no matter what....

and i may have used the wrong word...it wasnt malicious...it was careless ...just like when he hit him and knocked his helmet off....in another no contact drill

Yeah, playing the ball in the air and going after the QB are the same thing.

If Scandrick didn't see Roy and he was going after the ball and Roy didn't see Scandrick and he was going for the ball then who's at fault?

And if that time when he knocked his helmet off was a 'non-contact' drill then why did they have shoulder pads on?

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[Mansta54]

Its football folks, people get hurt even in walkthru practices.. Guys are gonna run into each other.. Geeez!!!!

 

[dcfanatic]

No. It's knowing the context of the practice ( no pads; no contact) and how to dial it back some. Scandrick has to know how valuable that particular WR is to the team. The Giants, Commanders, and Eagles don't have a guy like that on the outside. The Giants' guys are inexperienced. If you lose him, your screwed. You lose your competitive advantage in that area.

Patrick Crayton sure didn't look too happy with Scandrick.

Scandrick never reached for the ball, either. In fact, he didn't even get close to intercepting it or knocking it down. He played it like a game or too close to a game. He did what he had to do to break it up, and Roy paid the price in a non-contact practice, no pads and helmets and shorts. However, this wasn't a game or contact practice.

Scandrick turned his body sideways and slammed into Williams and broke up the play. The contact appeared to be given in order to prevent the play (without regard to the other player's safety; a guy on your own team); furthermore, Scandrick didn't attempt to touch the ball with his hands, and he couldn't get there in time to catch it or knock it down. That is why he had to make contact with Wiliams. He couldn't get there in time to make a play with his hands.

If he couldn't get there in time to catch it, why hit the WR in that situation? That's what I saw, anyway. I've seen Terence Newman allow guys to catch inside passes in practice. I've seen Newman not go full speed on those types of plays, not even close to full speed.

Scandrick got too aggressive right there.

Why couldn't he just let him catch that inside slant instead of slamming into him like that. What did it accomplish? The only thing it could have accomplished is helping the Bucs, Giants, Panthers, Broncos, Chiefs, ect.... Save it for S.F. There wasn't any need to stick your nose in there like that in a non-contact practice. The ball is coming inside and short. Just let it go. Creep up there and let him go.

In the process of a non-contact practice, he had our $40++ million dollar WR (the best in the division) on the ground hurt (for the 3rd time by the way).

I wonder what the reaction would be if Mike Jenkins popped Williams like this.

I like Scandrick, but I hate the bias against Jenkins in the local Dallas media.

The "Golden Child" can do no wrong.

We'll he made a mistake here. He has to learn form this mistake, because the next time, someone may get seriously hurt if he's going to contest a ball like that in helmets in shorts.

Scandrick didn't even see Roy. He saw the ball. Should he stop time like he's Neo and look around for some important players before he goes after it?

 

[Mansta54]

You can always tell the weak minded people.

They always have to throw in the 'other people think this way too'.

Just you wasn't good enough huh? You somehow thought the message was stronger because 5 other people on a message board agreed with you.

:laugh1:

I thank my lucky stars everyday I am not full of weak sauce like you my friend.

Ahh dude, that's cause they do....

 

[Mansta54]

You can always tell the weak minded people.

They always have to throw in the 'other people think this way too'.

Just you wasn't good enough huh? You somehow thought the message was stronger because 5 other people on a message board agreed with you.

:laugh1:

I thank my lucky stars everyday I am not full of weak sauce like you my friend.

This speaks volumes and explains you very well. You're so impressive!!!

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

It was stupid to have no pads. THAT was the big mistake and another one on Wade.

Agreed, Wade "Dumb" Phillips strikes again!

:bang2:

 

[dbair1967]

Good grief people, its nobody's "fault". It was just a bad luck play.not the coach, not the WR and not the CB. It was just dumb luck.

 

[Mansta54]

Good grief people, its nobody's "fault". It was just a bad luck play.not the coach, not the WR and not the CB. It was just dumb luck.

Thank you!!! It's football...

 

[dcfanatic]

This speaks volumes and explains you very well. You're so impressive!!!

Not only a client, but the president.

Go back and reread my post another 12 times.

Maybe you can come up with some of that witty stuff you do so well.

But yet he still hasn't put me on ignore?

:laugh1:

 

[EPL0c0]

dumb Scandrick and his desire to do his best with every opportunity he gets be it in a game or practice...DUMB DUMB DUMB!

 

[Arch Stanton]

Rub some dirt in it Roy.