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Probably got one of the better dongs on The team
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He was in pay it forward, to which I masturbated to while everyone watched in 9th grade English class
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I phrased that wrong I wasn't masturbating to
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Or the stabbing scene
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livin' on a gayer
Read an article a few years back that he hated the cowboys. Even said he had a sticker on his guitar that says "I hate the cowboys"
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Have we not had Troy and buck yet
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No DeMarcus Ware, DeMarco Murray, George Selvie, Lance Dunbar at practice. Jason Hatcher not in pads so will be limited
Eagles are a new look for Cowboys
October, 16, 2013
By Todd Archer | ESPNDallas.com Recommend1Tweet2Comments1EmailPrintIRVING, Texas -- For more than a decade, the Dallas Cowboys knew what they were going to get from the Philadelphia Eagles.
Andy Reid was the head coach. They ran a West Coast offense and they were a pressure-happy, 4-3 defense.
That has all changed with Chip Kelly running the Eagles' show with his high-tempo offense from Oregon, and they now run a 3-4 scheme on defense.
The Cowboys get their first up-close look at the Eagles Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field.
“It is a little different,” coach Jason Garrett said. “Typically you would know your division opponents a little bit more. It feels a little more like another kind of game, a conference game or a game with an AFC team.”
In the offseason the Cowboys studied Oregon, but they have four preseason games and six regular-season games to get a feel for what Kelly likes to do with the Eagles.
“I think you see a lot of things you saw at the college level, but I think there have been some adjustments they've made as well,” Garrett said. “The field is different in the NFL. The hashmarks make a difference. In college football you have a wide side of the field you have to contend with. In the NFL not quite as much. But you see a lot of the same formation he used in college and a lot of the same schemes, particularly in the running game.”
No DeMarcus Ware, DeMarco Murray, George Selvie, Lance Dunbar at practice. Jason Hatcher not in pads so will be limited
Eagles are a new look for Cowboys
October, 16, 2013
By Todd Archer | ESPNDallas.com Recommend1Tweet2Comments1EmailPrintIRVING, Texas -- For more than a decade, the Dallas Cowboys knew what they were going to get from the Philadelphia Eagles.
Andy Reid was the head coach. They ran a West Coast offense and they were a pressure-happy, 4-3 defense.
That has all changed with Chip Kelly running the Eagles' show with his high-tempo offense from Oregon, and they now run a 3-4 scheme on defense.
The Cowboys get their first up-close look at the Eagles Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field.
“It is a little different,” coach Jason Garrett said. “Typically you would know your division opponents a little bit more. It feels a little more like another kind of game, a conference game or a game with an AFC team.”
In the offseason the Cowboys studied Oregon, but they have four preseason games and six regular-season games to get a feel for what Kelly likes to do with the Eagles.
“I think you see a lot of things you saw at the college level, but I think there have been some adjustments they've made as well,” Garrett said. “The field is different in the NFL. The hashmarks make a difference. In college football you have a wide side of the field you have to contend with. In the NFL not quite as much. But you see a lot of the same formation he used in college and a lot of the same schemes, particularly in the running game.”
