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I'm already not renewing Sunday Ticket due to Garrett coming back. I may have to stop watching the nationally televised games if the MF'ers bring back Kiffin.
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Dony get sassy about it.
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Is dbair leaving though?
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I thought about that but decided against it because you'd be almost excited about that as you are when you give your neighbor a blowjob.
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FAIL for the THRAD
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dbair's humor is like Jerry's personnel moves.
They are God awful and he's not stopping anytime soon.
They are God awful and he's not stopping anytime soon.
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I should forum quit in ultra dramatic fashion over this type of abuse from forum police
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Tampa Bay hasn't called Dallas regarding Rod Marinelli.
Tampa Bay hasn't called Dallas regarding Rod Marinelli.
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Jerry declines speaking about Marinelli
By Calvin Watkins | ESPNDallas.com
Dallas Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones wouldn't comment Friday morning about the status of defensive line coach Rod Marinelli during his radio show on 105.3 The Fan Dallas/Fort Worth.
With Tampa Bay hiring Lovie Smith as its new head coach, there are reports Marinelli would leave the Cowboys to join one of his closest friends.
"Again, we don't get into any of those kinds of things, communications between clubs, about interviews or requests," Jones said.
Last year, Chicago wanted Marinelli to remain on its staff, but he decided to leave out of loyalty to Smith, who was fired as the Bears' coach.
The Cowboys' front office has been in meetings this week evaluating players and coaching staff. The status of several coaches is uncertain, including both coordinators, Monte Kiffin (defense) and Bill Callahan (offense).
If Tampa Bay wanted to interview Marinelli to become their defensive coordinator, it needs permission from the Cowboys.
By Calvin Watkins | ESPNDallas.com
Dallas Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones wouldn't comment Friday morning about the status of defensive line coach Rod Marinelli during his radio show on 105.3 The Fan Dallas/Fort Worth.
With Tampa Bay hiring Lovie Smith as its new head coach, there are reports Marinelli would leave the Cowboys to join one of his closest friends.
"Again, we don't get into any of those kinds of things, communications between clubs, about interviews or requests," Jones said.
Last year, Chicago wanted Marinelli to remain on its staff, but he decided to leave out of loyalty to Smith, who was fired as the Bears' coach.
The Cowboys' front office has been in meetings this week evaluating players and coaching staff. The status of several coaches is uncertain, including both coordinators, Monte Kiffin (defense) and Bill Callahan (offense).
If Tampa Bay wanted to interview Marinelli to become their defensive coordinator, it needs permission from the Cowboys.