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Posting to yourself again? I also noticed, no link at all.
Tell you what. I have a hundred dollar bill that says Dallas does NOT take Wentz at #4 if he is available. Got anything except mouth?
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Tell you what. I have a hundred dollar bill that says Dallas does NOT take Wentz at #4 if he is available. Got anything except mouth?
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JFC, your a fucking douche. I made the whole thing up right?
Stephen Jones says the Cowboys would take franchise QB over impact player with 4th pick | The Star-Telegram
ohhhhhh....an internet tough guy bet that you know damn well you wouldn't pay off if you lost anyway....
CZ-level fucking ignorance in this kind of shit dude
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Really? I won one bet already, I definitely pay if I lose. Care to back up your mouth with some cash? I have $100 saying I am right. Put up or shut up.
You homeristic little Garrett worshiping bitches get all upset when someone says Dallas won't draft a QB at #4, (Or a RB at all, like last year) meanwhile up until this point I have been perfectly okay with you living in your pissant fantasy land, thinking these IDIOTS who have given us nothing but 8-8 mediocrity the last 20 years will suddenly wake up and do something right?
I WILL fucking pay if I lose a bet, your self-projection that I wouldn't notwithstanding. All you have to lose is $100.
You fell right for my bait, I had already googled the title before I posted, dumbass.
And never mind that he's NOT at all saying what you wish he was saying. You don't know if they think Wentz is a franchise QB or not, for starters. Or any other one on the board this season. Plus he couches it with, "I mean you have to look at it." No shit. So do 31 other teams.
So - 100 bucks says no Wentz at 4 if he is available. Interested, or not?
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the way the draft for the boys has seemed to go the last few years is that it takes a majority vote of Jerruh, Strephen and Red Ball to draft a player. 2 out of the 3 have to want him for the Boys to draft him. Which explains how we managed to avoid the Drunk.
I remember Stephen saying if there is a franchise QB on the board when we pick we just about have to go that way. The key word there is Franchise QB. Unless the scouts and everyone else is really confident in a QB we will not pick him.
I remember Stephen saying if there is a franchise QB on the board when we pick we just about have to go that way. The key word there is Franchise QB. Unless the scouts and everyone else is really confident in a QB we will not pick him.
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I actually think that the Boys will evaluate Goff as the only real Franchise QB in the draft.
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DING DING DING!
They actually think there's a better QB class coming down the road a little, and believe (really) they're good with Romo for a few years.
Plus, they are on a "win now" kick, with "windows closing" so they'll pick for pass rush defense or RB at 4 IMO. Having a #4 pick QB "sit and learn" is not conducive to "win now."
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Very long highlight video of Bosa, if you have the time watch it all and turn on sound to listen to commentary and analysis.
Other than if the pot stuff is true, I'm not sure how anyone can watch him and not be pretty excited about what he could add to the defense. He makes a shit ton of plays. He may not have explosive pure speed, but his technique is pretty awesome. He makes a lot of these OL look like they are playing on skates because of his hands and leverage. He also gets around the corner a lot because of the great shoulder dip.
[video=youtube;uomZhM_uzqc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uomZhM_uzqc[/video]
Other than if the pot stuff is true, I'm not sure how anyone can watch him and not be pretty excited about what he could add to the defense. He makes a shit ton of plays. He may not have explosive pure speed, but his technique is pretty awesome. He makes a lot of these OL look like they are playing on skates because of his hands and leverage. He also gets around the corner a lot because of the great shoulder dip.
[video=youtube;uomZhM_uzqc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uomZhM_uzqc[/video]
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What if they draft Goff or Lynch instead? Or trade back and draft a QB? Or move up from 34 to take Lynch or Cook?
I have no idea if they like Wentz the most or not. It seems most of the commentary now from the pundits believe most teams have Wentz higher, but maybe Dallas doesn't.
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Did you get this cutting edge shit from the janitor at VR? Or maybe that apartment renting fatass woman?
Could be, guess we'll see. Doesn't mean they wouldn't take a QB at all.
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That's absolutely the way it should be.
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Didn't you say the exact same kind of douche bag shit about the OL too?
You fell right for my bait, I had already googled the title before I posted, dumbass.
What bait? That you made yourself look like a fucking idiot again?
I've never said I think they think anything of Wentz. I have no way or knowing, and neither do you. All I've said I hope they take Wentz if he's available but am also fine if we take either of the other first round rated QB's, and I've said I don't mind Cook either if they get him late 1st. or early 2nd
Why would I make a dumbass bet like this? I don't even know if they like Wentz. Maybe they like Goff or Lynch better. Maybe they think they can get Cook later. I have no idea, and neither do you.
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Its not even popcorn worthy. He makes it easy to make him look bad.
He's just like any of those 100's of CZ idiots with stuff like this.
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DMN: Why Thursday is a big day for the Cowboys if they're thinking about drafting UCLA LB Myles Jack
If UCLA linebacker Myles Jack was completely healthy, he might be considered the top player in this year's draft.
Jack suffered a season-ending knee injury during practice last September. He was limited during the scouting combine in February and his pro day in March. And yet, almost all experts still project him to be a top 10 pick.
Jack has not been one of the Cowboys' official 30 pre-draft visitors. If he ended up being Dallas' pick at No. 4, it would mark the first time since 2012 that the franchise used a first-round pick on a player who did not officially visit.
But Jack should not be completely eliminated from the conversation. Thursday is a big day for the 6-1, 245-pounder. He will be in Indianapolis for a medical re-check. If he's completely cleared, his stock could climb. Several mock drafts already have him going fifth overall to Jacksonville.
"I'm really past rehab and everything," Jack said Monday on SiriusXM NFL Radio's 'Movin' the Chains' show with Jim Miller and Pat Kirwan. "I'm just working on getting in shape right now. I'm not worried about these re-checks at all. I'm actually excited to clear all rumors if there's any questions, so it's definitely a big week for me."
Jack's size and unique athleticism make him the ideal fit to play linebacker in today's NFL. With offensive coordinators constantly trying to spread out defenses, Jack is the type of player who can defend the run in the box or step outside and stay with wide receivers in coverage.
One NFL general manager recently compared Jack to a faster version of Ray Lewis.
While Jack will likely play weakside or middle linebacker in the NFL, some teams have even discussed the possibility of playing him at safety.
With the Cowboys, Jack would likely be the team's middle linebacker of the future. Although he's probably a better fit at weakside, Dallas isn't expected to move Sean Lee back to the middle.
Rolando McClain is the team's current starting middle linebacker, however, he's playing on a one year deal. Jack could play on the strongside and move inside in the nickel package next season. Regardless of the scenario, he's too talented to keep off the field. Defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli and linebacker coach Matt Eberflus would find ways to use Jack in several different roles.
"I'm not a finished product," Jack said Monday. "I definitely have to polish a lot of things up. Whatever position I get chosen at I'll be able to do that.
"I'm really anxious to get on the field. My mentality is that I can't wait to get back out there. I'm not worried. I'm just going to go out and whatever team drafts me, they're going to get somebody who is going to work very hard."
Jack recorded 19 reps of 225 pounds on the bench press during the combine. He recently recorded a 40-inch vertical but says he could get up to 44 or 45 inches when fully healthy.
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If UCLA linebacker Myles Jack was completely healthy, he might be considered the top player in this year's draft.
Jack suffered a season-ending knee injury during practice last September. He was limited during the scouting combine in February and his pro day in March. And yet, almost all experts still project him to be a top 10 pick.
Jack has not been one of the Cowboys' official 30 pre-draft visitors. If he ended up being Dallas' pick at No. 4, it would mark the first time since 2012 that the franchise used a first-round pick on a player who did not officially visit.
But Jack should not be completely eliminated from the conversation. Thursday is a big day for the 6-1, 245-pounder. He will be in Indianapolis for a medical re-check. If he's completely cleared, his stock could climb. Several mock drafts already have him going fifth overall to Jacksonville.
"I'm really past rehab and everything," Jack said Monday on SiriusXM NFL Radio's 'Movin' the Chains' show with Jim Miller and Pat Kirwan. "I'm just working on getting in shape right now. I'm not worried about these re-checks at all. I'm actually excited to clear all rumors if there's any questions, so it's definitely a big week for me."
Jack's size and unique athleticism make him the ideal fit to play linebacker in today's NFL. With offensive coordinators constantly trying to spread out defenses, Jack is the type of player who can defend the run in the box or step outside and stay with wide receivers in coverage.
One NFL general manager recently compared Jack to a faster version of Ray Lewis.
While Jack will likely play weakside or middle linebacker in the NFL, some teams have even discussed the possibility of playing him at safety.
With the Cowboys, Jack would likely be the team's middle linebacker of the future. Although he's probably a better fit at weakside, Dallas isn't expected to move Sean Lee back to the middle.
Rolando McClain is the team's current starting middle linebacker, however, he's playing on a one year deal. Jack could play on the strongside and move inside in the nickel package next season. Regardless of the scenario, he's too talented to keep off the field. Defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli and linebacker coach Matt Eberflus would find ways to use Jack in several different roles.
"I'm not a finished product," Jack said Monday. "I definitely have to polish a lot of things up. Whatever position I get chosen at I'll be able to do that.
"I'm really anxious to get on the field. My mentality is that I can't wait to get back out there. I'm not worried. I'm just going to go out and whatever team drafts me, they're going to get somebody who is going to work very hard."
Jack recorded 19 reps of 225 pounds on the bench press during the combine. He recently recorded a 40-inch vertical but says he could get up to 44 or 45 inches when fully healthy.
Twitter: @jonmachota
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If that's what they think why would they draft one next year? I mean, Romo is good for 5 years right?
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Pretty much everyone is viewing Wentz as that caliber a QB. Most view Goff that way too. So if they view Wentz as a franchise caliber why wouldn't they take him? Lately it seems like Stephen and McClay are on the same page and Jerry has been the odd man out.
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Which part? They they think they're good with Tony, or that they think there's a better class coming? Both of which, I have read here.
I will amend the bet to be, NO QB at #4 regardless of who is available. This is how much I think they won't do it. I am confident. Are you?
Not at all.
Making you jump through my hoop. Way too easy though, cheap laugh in fact.
What you have said is you think they will. Not that you hope.
Because you're a dumbass. But you won't make the bet even as amended, because above all you're a coward.
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Because they think they are fine with Tony, one. Two, they are on a "win now" kick, with "windows closing" so they'll pick for pass rush defense or RB at 4 IMO. Having a #4 pick QB "sit and learn" is not conducive to "win now." Three? I believe they think a better QB class is coming than this one is.