If they were the same player, one wouldnt have significantly more plays on the football than the other
I'm gonna need to see some mirror shirtless brodney Poole picks first
:cmd
Orton said he wants to come here?
Where did u read that
Elam in 6 years...373 tackles, 8 FF, 3 INT
Pool in 7 years...364 tackles, 3 FF, 13 INT
Pool has 3 passed defended last year, Elam had none.
Both suck.
Pretty sure Poole was a FA last year. If we knew he was better than Elam, why didn't we sign him then? It's not like he got much money.
Your gonna fit in nicely here with the others who apparently dont pay attention.
The article said the Cowboys wanted to sign Poole last yr, but Poole CHOSE to stay with the Jets
He signed a one year-deal for the freaking vet minimum. If we'd offered him any more than that he'd have "wanted" to come here. Or anywhere else.
Your gonna fit in nicely here with the others who apparently dont pay attention.
The article said the Cowboys wanted to sign Poole last yr, but Poole CHOSE to stay with the Jets
The jets started Leonhard and Eric smith at safety. Who are white.
Report: Veteran quarterback Kyle Orton to visit Cowboys
ByJon Machota / Special Contributor
jmachota@dallasnews.com | Bio
3:39 PM on Tue., Mar. 13, 2012 | Permalink
With Jon Kitna retiring, the Cowboys have apparently focused their attention on signing veteran quarterback Kyle Orton to backup Tony Romo.
With NFL free agency beginning on Tuesday, ESPN's Adam Schefter tweeted that Orton is "expected to visit Dallas."
The Cowboys put in a claim for Orton after the Denver Broncos cut him during the season, however, the Kansas City Chiefs were awarded his services because they were higher on the waiver wire list.
Orton, 29, played four seasons in Chicago before joining Denver for the previous three campaigns. He played four games with the Chiefs after the Broncos cut him, throwing one touchdown and two interceptions.
After the Bears signed Jason Campbell to be their backup quarterback Tuesday, Schefter tweeted that the Cowboys are likely Orton's "main option."