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He played decent towards the end of the season. I recall him not giving up any sacks.
Dwayne
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This doesn't matter as they don't expect him to start
They signed him to a 3 yr deal lol
Might be ghost money though
Dwayne
Not Like Us
Bruh. He’s not making the roster.
We ain’t having him as our primary backup because Hill is making the roster and we not gon carry 4 QBs to gonwith Savage
I hope he make the roster just for the lols
Dwayne
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Natural Born Sinners
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The list is always off. But I have noticed a few trends. QBs are usually ranked higher than they should bc of the position they play and respected veterans get that OG love from their peers. Lattimore gonna have to keep up the good work n he will be rewarded
Because of how you are responding to it lol
Natural Born Sinners
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Fuck stats. They had to design the offense To save eli from getting killed by that dudes awful blocking. Only reason he wasn't giving up sacks is cause Eli was getting rid of the ball so fast. Dude has a horrible attitude. I can deal w a bad player, it is what it is. But his attitude is the real issue. Nigga is told to come to camp n compete for a job n stays home like a entitled little bitch. You know how many dudes would give anything for a try out...
He ain’t give up a sack when Geno started either. Instead of looking at it as something he could build from, your mind is already made up about him. But either way.
:ainttrippin:
Dwayne
Not Like Us
We be clashing bruh.
Natural Born Sinners
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They ain't change the offense for geno. It was the same shit. Short passes. I seen enough from the guy. He played a little better last year, but talent is not his primary issue, is a major one. But attitude is his main issue. This nigga came and was beefing w the Oline coach as a rookie. Dude has been uncoachable at times bc of his attitude, which explains why his technique does not improve. If he does put it together and is able to help this year, then great. We need a RT, but fuck that nigga lol
DMorgan
You niggas is EXCOMMUNICADO!!!
Camp ain't started nigga its VOLUNTARY workouts. Voluntary meaning its NOT mandatory he or anyone else be there.
TheMadLionsFan
Out chea thuggin in my home office.
Cowboys executive explains why the team really cut Dez Bryant
Steven Ruiz
15 hrs ago
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Dez Bryant says that a group of players he referred to as "Garrett guys" played a large role in the Cowboys releasing him. The team's scouting chief says otherwise.
During an appearance on ESPN 105.3, Will McClay, Dallas' assistant director of player personnel, said the decision was based solely on Bryant's on-field production.
Via the Star-Telegram:
"It was a collective deal," McClay said. "The (inability) to win one-on-one, to win down field. There was inconsistency as well as some huge things in his play. So what's best moving forward for Dez Bryant the Cowboys, we just made that decision. It's a production-based business."
The film backs up McClay's comments. Bryant struggled to consistently create seperation, particularly on vertical routes. There was just too much of this…
Making matters worse, Bryant dropped far too many passes in 2017. The $8.5 million Dallas saved by releasing him was difficult to pass up for a plodding receiver with unreliable hands.
For a more modest salary, Bryant could be a valuable asset for a team, and Tony Romo gave him a pretty good endorsement.
Steven Ruiz
15 hrs ago
Dez Bryant says that a group of players he referred to as "Garrett guys" played a large role in the Cowboys releasing him. The team's scouting chief says otherwise.
During an appearance on ESPN 105.3, Will McClay, Dallas' assistant director of player personnel, said the decision was based solely on Bryant's on-field production.
Via the Star-Telegram:
"It was a collective deal," McClay said. "The (inability) to win one-on-one, to win down field. There was inconsistency as well as some huge things in his play. So what's best moving forward for Dez Bryant the Cowboys, we just made that decision. It's a production-based business."
The film backs up McClay's comments. Bryant struggled to consistently create seperation, particularly on vertical routes. There was just too much of this…
Making matters worse, Bryant dropped far too many passes in 2017. The $8.5 million Dallas saved by releasing him was difficult to pass up for a plodding receiver with unreliable hands.
For a more modest salary, Bryant could be a valuable asset for a team, and Tony Romo gave him a pretty good endorsement.
