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Not short receivers, per se.
I like quick, fast, versatile receivers. They compliment big receivers and create match up problems.
Think Eddie Royal. Desean Jackson. Joe Adams. etc.
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We're doomed! No championship.
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I was going to make a clever CZ logo modeled after the TMZ logo to commemorate their transformation into a gossip website, but when I got home I realized I suck at graphic design so all I've got is this idea and a beer. True story.
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Bob Sacamano
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Best i could do on short notice.
Green balloon lurking menacingly in the background. Nice touch.
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So if he's healthy why are they releasing him? Hmmm?
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Wasn't he converted over to guard in Oakland?
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Cap cut, plus he wasnt that good there even when he was on the field.
Supposedly they are looking at Hutchinson to replace him.
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Yes, mega bust at T, they moved him to G and he became an adequate starter. Nothing special.
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Nate Livings scheduled to visit Cowboys
By Todd Archer
IRVING, Texas – The Cowboys might not be done addressing the interior of their offensive line with Cincinnati guard Nate Livings expected to visit with the team, according to multiple sources.
Livings, who turns 30 later this month, has started every game the last two years at left guard for the Bengals and has made 47 starts in the last four years. At 6-5, 332 pounds, Livings has the size the Cowboys seem to want to plug the interior of the
Earlier Wednesday the Cowboys signed Mackenzy Bernadeau, 6-4, 308 pounds, to a four-year deal with what has been described as “starter’s” money.
Kyle Kosier, a starter since arriving in 2006 in free agency, is under contract, but he suffered a torn medial collateral ligament in the season finale against the New York Giants. He is scheduled to make $2.25 million in 2012 after hitting a play-time escalator in his contract.
The Cowboys used Bill Nagy, Montrae Holland and Derrick Dockery as starters at left guard last year. Nagy’s season was cut short by an ankle injury. Holland and Dockery are veteran free agents. The team also drafted David Arkin in the fourth round last year but he did not play a snap.
It is possible Kosier could move to center and compete with Phil Costa, who started every game at center in 2011.
By Todd Archer
IRVING, Texas – The Cowboys might not be done addressing the interior of their offensive line with Cincinnati guard Nate Livings expected to visit with the team, according to multiple sources.
Livings, who turns 30 later this month, has started every game the last two years at left guard for the Bengals and has made 47 starts in the last four years. At 6-5, 332 pounds, Livings has the size the Cowboys seem to want to plug the interior of the
Earlier Wednesday the Cowboys signed Mackenzy Bernadeau, 6-4, 308 pounds, to a four-year deal with what has been described as “starter’s” money.
Kyle Kosier, a starter since arriving in 2006 in free agency, is under contract, but he suffered a torn medial collateral ligament in the season finale against the New York Giants. He is scheduled to make $2.25 million in 2012 after hitting a play-time escalator in his contract.
The Cowboys used Bill Nagy, Montrae Holland and Derrick Dockery as starters at left guard last year. Nagy’s season was cut short by an ankle injury. Holland and Dockery are veteran free agents. The team also drafted David Arkin in the fourth round last year but he did not play a snap.
It is possible Kosier could move to center and compete with Phil Costa, who started every game at center in 2011.
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Oh Please no.
You guys know about my unhealthy man crush on Taylor Mays. I watched every Bengals game (TiVo if same time as Cowboys) last year. The one thing that stood out, every single game, was how crappy Nate Livings was. He was a Flozell Adams-like false start machine and whenever he was going to pull he gave it away by lining up a yard behind the rest of the offensive line. Half of the time he blocked no one. Hell, I would take Bill Nagy over him. Please, please, please no.
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