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On the bright side, Rob Ryan is a beast, and an actual NFL-caliber coach. He has shitty players like Sensy improving, and he signed what could be the best FA pick up in the league (Carr).
The defense will improve a lot this season. No thanks to Ginger, even though HC will stumble into credit by proxy.
The defense will improve a lot this season. No thanks to Ginger, even though HC will stumble into credit by proxy.
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I agree..I don't know what it means either..I asked him
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Why doesn't Garrett deserve any credit for romo getting better...that's probably his best accomplishment to date
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Didn't Jerry sign Carr?
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never mind that Costa right now is probably better than the other guy, because the other guy is ancient right?
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seriously dude, its time to stfu...
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except for Garrett has been the coach virtually all of Romo's time as a starter..Switzer came in after Aikman had started for 5yrs, and had nothing to do with coaching the offense anyway
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I wouldnt have kept McGee this year either, and its possible he might still be released.
If he's not, its quite apparent Garrett values a 3rd QB, and he did say it was his preference to keep 3 QB's. Romo does have some injury history so going with two is a little of a gamble. Most teams do keep 3 QB's, and they do it for a reason.
The only player we cut that I thought was definitely worth keeping was Lemon, and perhaps Coale just to give him a chance to develop. So it isnt like keeping McGee cost us some all world player. People need to keep in mind that you still have to have an inactive list every week too. Its likely whomever we would have kept in place of McGee would have been someone who never saw the field anyway. Thats one of the reasons teams keep a 3rd QB, that position is more valuable than an inactive position player.
Lastly, the HC is a guy who served as a 3rd QB. He won a huge game for us as a starter early in his career (GB, Thanksgiving Day) in that same role.
If he's not, its quite apparent Garrett values a 3rd QB, and he did say it was his preference to keep 3 QB's. Romo does have some injury history so going with two is a little of a gamble. Most teams do keep 3 QB's, and they do it for a reason.
The only player we cut that I thought was definitely worth keeping was Lemon, and perhaps Coale just to give him a chance to develop. So it isnt like keeping McGee cost us some all world player. People need to keep in mind that you still have to have an inactive list every week too. Its likely whomever we would have kept in place of McGee would have been someone who never saw the field anyway. Thats one of the reasons teams keep a 3rd QB, that position is more valuable than an inactive position player.
Lastly, the HC is a guy who served as a 3rd QB. He won a huge game for us as a starter early in his career (GB, Thanksgiving Day) in that same role.
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Jerry Jones: Danny Coale didn't have time to establish himself
August, 31, 2012
By Tim MacMahon | ESPNDallas.com
Jerry Jones attributed the decision to release fifth-round pick Danny Coale to two things: his lack of opportunity due to injury and the depth of the receiving corps.
Coale missed all of the offseason workouts and much of training camp because of a broken foot suffered during rookie minicamp that required surgery. He also missed some time during camp with a sore quadriceps and played in only two preseason games.
As of now, the Cowboys intend to keep six receivers: Miles Austin, Dez Bryant, Kevin Ogletree, Dwayne Harris, Cole Beasley and Andre Holmes. That list could change depending on waivers claims.
“He just hasn’t had enough time to really establish (himself) in a position that we really have numbers in,” Jones said of Coale on KRLD-FM. “We’ve got good numbers there. That has something to do with it. It has something to do with it that he just wasn’t able to really establish himself in any way because he’s had every few reps.”
*The Cowboys have difficult decisions to make at running back. DeMarco Murray and Felix Jones are guaranteed roster spots. The Cowboys like Phillip Tanner as the No. 3 back. Lance Dunbar and Jamize Olawale, a couple of undrafted rookies out of North Texas, are not among the 21 players who have been informed of their releases.
“All of those North Texas guys have a special attribute,” Jones said. “We can use them all, yet you can’t keep them all. We know a little more about Tanner because of the year he had last year and what he is with his work ethic. To be very candid with you, it was not as damning to him to have lost his time as it would be with someone let’s say like a Coale or someone like that.”
*Jones hinted that Ryan Cook, the center/guard acquired from the Dolphins for a seventh-round pick, could eventually challenge Phil Costa for the starting job at center.
“This, really, in my mind, is done and was done for our depth,” Jones said. “Plus, he’s very capable because he’s started in several games in the NFL. He is very capable of competing. Hopefully, you’ll see him in a lot of games this year.”
August, 31, 2012
By Tim MacMahon | ESPNDallas.com
Jerry Jones attributed the decision to release fifth-round pick Danny Coale to two things: his lack of opportunity due to injury and the depth of the receiving corps.
Coale missed all of the offseason workouts and much of training camp because of a broken foot suffered during rookie minicamp that required surgery. He also missed some time during camp with a sore quadriceps and played in only two preseason games.
As of now, the Cowboys intend to keep six receivers: Miles Austin, Dez Bryant, Kevin Ogletree, Dwayne Harris, Cole Beasley and Andre Holmes. That list could change depending on waivers claims.
“He just hasn’t had enough time to really establish (himself) in a position that we really have numbers in,” Jones said of Coale on KRLD-FM. “We’ve got good numbers there. That has something to do with it. It has something to do with it that he just wasn’t able to really establish himself in any way because he’s had every few reps.”
*The Cowboys have difficult decisions to make at running back. DeMarco Murray and Felix Jones are guaranteed roster spots. The Cowboys like Phillip Tanner as the No. 3 back. Lance Dunbar and Jamize Olawale, a couple of undrafted rookies out of North Texas, are not among the 21 players who have been informed of their releases.
“All of those North Texas guys have a special attribute,” Jones said. “We can use them all, yet you can’t keep them all. We know a little more about Tanner because of the year he had last year and what he is with his work ethic. To be very candid with you, it was not as damning to him to have lost his time as it would be with someone let’s say like a Coale or someone like that.”
*Jones hinted that Ryan Cook, the center/guard acquired from the Dolphins for a seventh-round pick, could eventually challenge Phil Costa for the starting job at center.
“This, really, in my mind, is done and was done for our depth,” Jones said. “Plus, he’s very capable because he’s started in several games in the NFL. He is very capable of competing. Hopefully, you’ll see him in a lot of games this year.”
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yea has to be.
but if the ravens were willing to spend a 5 on him in april why wouldnt they sign him for nothing now?
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guess it depends on what the rest of their WR situation looks like
plus, they are way down the list on the waiver claim priority...he's a longshot to get to them
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yep that is true.
I havent even really looked around, who did gb, jax, wash cut at wr?
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I think Wash traded that PR/WR guy to Miami for a RB, the others I havent looked at that much
