Remy LeBeau
formerly carbon16
- Feb 15, 2011
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Watching SoundFx and Dez is the only guy that cares about being out there
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Watching SoundFx and Dez is the only guy that cares about being out there
We done lost Miles bruh
Dude has been mentally checked out since he inked that contract, damn theif.
Disclaimer - not a Cowboys fan.
If half the team cared and went as hard as Dez, this team wouldn't be so trash.
Disclaimer - not a Cowboys fan.
If half the team cared and went as hard as Dez, this team wouldn't be so trash.
baaaaaaaaaaa hahahhaahahaha rep'dI bought a Cowboys pen from the time I was down at the Denver game.
It just broke today while at work (the spring popped out).
Its December. Smh...
DeMarco Murray, Tony Romo not seeing eye to eye
The heat on Tony Romo isn't solely coming from Dallas Cowboys fans.
NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported on NFL Network's "NFL GameDay Morning" that running back DeMarco Murray has become frustrated with the quarterback's game management.
"DeMarco Murray, their star running back, grumbled to teammates about not getting the ball enough," Rapoport said. "He doesn't understand why Romo always seems to choose pass instead of run... The relationship between Romo and Murray is frosty, a little bit of a growing rift there. It's surprising that some pettiness should creep in at a crucial point of the season, but that's what's happening."
There is empirical evidence behind Murray's frustration. The Cowboys' offense has the second-fewest rush attempts per game this season, with 21.1. Murray has the second-highest yards per rush among all running backs in the NFL this season, at 5.5 yards per rush. However, he ranks 17th in rushes per game, with 14.8.
"When you talk to people who know Bill Callahan, the play caller, they say he's a run-first play caller," Rapoport said. "But it hasn't always turned out like that."
NFL Media Columnist Michael Silver pointed out that the Cowboys brass knows they need to run the ball in order to protect their defense, but they also feel that no lead is safe.
"They recognize that their defense is that leaky, Silver said. "If you talk to Cowboys personnel people, they tell you that they've got guys who would not start anywhere else, might not play anywhere else, so that's why they stay aggressive."