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Barber got the hammer, too.
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Barber got the hammer, too.
- Feb 28, 2003
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Marion barber cut too..
Cowboys savings so far : Marion Barber $4.74M; Roy Williams, $5.1M.
Cowboys savings so far : Marion Barber $4.74M; Roy Williams, $5.1M.
- Feb 28, 2003
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Marion barber cut too..
Cowboys savings so far : Marion Barber $4.74M; Roy Williams, $5.1M.
Cowboys savings so far : Marion Barber $4.74M; Roy Williams, $5.1M.
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ok we get it. you dont watch football
- Nov 16, 2002
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ok we get it. you dont watch football
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Curious where Barber ends up. He's got some production left. Can really help a team.
- Feb 12, 2005
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Curious where Barber ends up. He's got some production left. Can really help a team.
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Originally Posted by blackxme
I'll just keep my expectations low that way I can't be disappointed. My heart can't handle Houston sports at this moment
That Roy Williams trade was awful
Its like rock bottom right now lol
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Heard the Seahawks are going hard for Kolb. If I was the Cardinals I'd go after Orton, atleast he's proven.
- Apr 28, 2009
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Heard the Seahawks are going hard for Kolb. If I was the Cardinals I'd go after Orton, atleast he's proven.
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Originally Posted by blackxme
I'll just keep my expectations low that way I can't be disappointed. My heart can't handle Houston sports at this moment
That Roy Williams trade was awful
Its like rock bottom right now lol
nestasprotege
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Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
this has got to be a joke...did his "production" justify what you gave the Lions to get him? I'll wait..
In the middle of a season where you think all you need is that one player to put you over the top, I wouldn't say the trade was bad in any sense. Roy Williams was a dominate receiver before the trade and after a season with Romo. He was having a breakout season last year until Tony got hurt. Everyone likes to hop on the bashing bandwagon but the facts are the facts.
It just so happened that it took him a while to get adjusted to a new offense and quarterback.
nestasprotege
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Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
this has got to be a joke...did his "production" justify what you gave the Lions to get him? I'll wait..
In the middle of a season where you think all you need is that one player to put you over the top, I wouldn't say the trade was bad in any sense. Roy Williams was a dominate receiver before the trade and after a season with Romo. He was having a breakout season last year until Tony got hurt. Everyone likes to hop on the bashing bandwagon but the facts are the facts.
It just so happened that it took him a while to get adjusted to a new offense and quarterback.
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no they're not.
im not gonna say my team is winning the division either. so yeah, the colts are taking the division
sonoftony
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no they're not.
im not gonna say my team is winning the division either. so yeah, the colts are taking the division
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But now that I bashed Roy L Williams, I wouldn't mind seeing the Raiders pick him up on the cheap.
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But now that I bashed Roy L Williams, I wouldn't mind seeing the Raiders pick him up on the cheap.
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In the middle of a season where you think all you need is that one player to put you over the top, I wouldn't say the trade was bad in any sense. Roy Williams was a dominate receiver before the trade and after a season with Romo. He was having a breakout season last year until Tony got hurt. Everyone likes to hop on the bashing bandwagon but the facts are the facts.Originally Posted by nestasprotege
Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
this has got to be a joke...did his "production" justify what you gave the Lions to get him? I'll wait..
It just so happened that it took him a while to get adjusted to a new offense and quarterback.
WHAT!!!???!!! Ain't no one on this planet gonna co-sign anything you said.... !#+#, roy williams would probably laugh at what you wrote.
Roy Williams being dominant...
- Mar 13, 2004
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In the middle of a season where you think all you need is that one player to put you over the top, I wouldn't say the trade was bad in any sense. Roy Williams was a dominate receiver before the trade and after a season with Romo. He was having a breakout season last year until Tony got hurt. Everyone likes to hop on the bashing bandwagon but the facts are the facts.Originally Posted by nestasprotege
Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
this has got to be a joke...did his "production" justify what you gave the Lions to get him? I'll wait..
It just so happened that it took him a while to get adjusted to a new offense and quarterback.
WHAT!!!???!!! Ain't no one on this planet gonna co-sign anything you said.... !#+#, roy williams would probably laugh at what you wrote.
Roy Williams being dominant...
nestasprotege
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People seem to forget that the Cowboys have one pro bowl receiver in Miles Austin as well as the most consistent tight end in the game. Also, Dez Bryant was being worked into the fold more and more which meant less balls for Roy.
Say what you want about giving up so many picks, but it's not like they are a lock to pan out. Roy Williams was what the Cowboys needed at receiver at the time and was productive when given the opportunity. You can say he dropped a few and that fumble against the Saints was sickening, but the guy had like 15 TDs during his time.
You can't have 4 receivers go over 100 yards receiving in every game.
Say what you want about giving up so many picks, but it's not like they are a lock to pan out. Roy Williams was what the Cowboys needed at receiver at the time and was productive when given the opportunity. You can say he dropped a few and that fumble against the Saints was sickening, but the guy had like 15 TDs during his time.
You can't have 4 receivers go over 100 yards receiving in every game.
nestasprotege
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People seem to forget that the Cowboys have one pro bowl receiver in Miles Austin as well as the most consistent tight end in the game. Also, Dez Bryant was being worked into the fold more and more which meant less balls for Roy.
Say what you want about giving up so many picks, but it's not like they are a lock to pan out. Roy Williams was what the Cowboys needed at receiver at the time and was productive when given the opportunity. You can say he dropped a few and that fumble against the Saints was sickening, but the guy had like 15 TDs during his time.
You can't have 4 receivers go over 100 yards receiving in every game.
Say what you want about giving up so many picks, but it's not like they are a lock to pan out. Roy Williams was what the Cowboys needed at receiver at the time and was productive when given the opportunity. You can say he dropped a few and that fumble against the Saints was sickening, but the guy had like 15 TDs during his time.
You can't have 4 receivers go over 100 yards receiving in every game.
