But he gave the team
a direction they could build upon for years to come..Young talent
Young Talent!?!??!?!




Keep going! Your turning this into a fun day!
TheBigTuna wrote:Fios wrote:TheBigTuna wrote:You can laugh all you want but it only shows your inability to hear the truth
Ahhhhhhh, so when YOU speculate, it's "the truth" but when other people speculate or have the audacity to question your speculation, it's insanity.
You only assume I am speculating.
TheBigTuna wrote:Ware, Spears, Canty, Carpenter, Watkins
Barber, Jones all young guys, The real fun will begin however when your next
pointless reply attempts to claim that
they aren't young and aren't real talent
JSPB22 wrote:KazooSkinsFan wrote:TheBigTuna wrote:he realizes at 66..His better days are behind him and it's time to leave the game to the young guys who can be around longer than he can, He built the foundation of young talent, Now like the Giants, Jets and Patriots the Cowboys can use what Parcells did to spring board them to the next level that they want to go
He never left the Giants, Patriots or Jets seeming to care what happened to the team once he was gone. He'd screw them (Pats) and raid their staff and roster as much as possible. I just don't think he's thinking of himself as a Cowboy once he walks out the door. The reports even had him approaching the Giants about GM. I don't see it.
That's just a 'Pie fan trying to make it seem as if there is a bright side to this. Well... a bright side from their perspective; it's pretty bright from where I'm standing.
My question is: Has this most recent unretirement hurt the Fat Tuna's chances for induction into the HOF?
TheBigTuna wrote:He left the Jets due to his health and the Patriots because Kraft and him were at odds over how to build the team, but things in Dallas were a lot different, Jerry gave Bill whatever he wanted. and as I stated before I think Bill may have been fooling him self if he thought he could still do it week in and week out. However he never quit and he gave it the ole college try. He can't be ashamed of what he's done during his coaching carrer and I think his time in Dallas, Has been productive and well spent
forskins wrote:TheBigTuna wrote:Ware, Spears, Canty, Carpenter, Watkins
Barber, Jones all young guys, The real fun will begin however when your next
pointless reply attempts to claim that
they aren't young and aren't real talent
You forget Witten, Newman, and Romo. Yes, I said Romo...
TheBigTuna wrote:Ware, Spears, Canty, Carpenter, Watkins
Barber, Jones all young guys, The real fun will begin however when your next
pointless reply attempts to claim that
they aren't young and aren't real talent
SkinsFreak wrote:forskins wrote:TheBigTuna wrote:Ware, Spears, Canty, Carpenter, Watkins
Barber, Jones all young guys, The real fun will begin however when your next
pointless reply attempts to claim that
they aren't young and aren't real talent
You forget Witten, Newman, and Romo. Yes, I said Romo...
Hey, forskins is back. Wow. You got slapped so bad last time that I thought you'd never be back... ok... I guess 'hoped' is a better word.
How funny is it that all these Puke fans always come back to THN. Poor bastards! The Pukes message boards must really suck.
frankcal20 wrote:I'm not going to come up here and laugh at Bill Parcells. Matter of fact, he may be one of my favorite coaches in the NFL. But I am a type of guy who loves a coach who comes in, grabs the team by the horns, and gets it straight. Bill did that at every stop. He is a good coach. We wouldn't have laughed so much had Romo been able to hold that PKing snap and the kick had been good. You have to admit that they would have gone pretty far in the PO's. Even though we have a rivalry, and I just as much as anyone hate...and I mean hate...the cowboys but I do have respect for them because in all reality, they are a good team and you cant knock them on that.
forskins wrote:frankcal20 wrote:I'm not going to come up here and laugh at Bill Parcells. Matter of fact, he may be one of my favorite coaches in the NFL. But I am a type of guy who loves a coach who comes in, grabs the team by the horns, and gets it straight. Bill did that at every stop. He is a good coach. We wouldn't have laughed so much had Romo been able to hold that PKing snap and the kick had been good. You have to admit that they would have gone pretty far in the PO's. Even though we have a rivalry, and I just as much as anyone hate...and I mean hate...the cowboys but I do have respect for them because in all reality, they are a good team and you cant knock them on that.
Wow, I'm shocked.A Redskin fan with a sense of reality.
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To be honest, I'm glad the old man is leaving. He was obviously showing his age when he refused to change his gameplan when it was obvious that the Saints, the Eagles, heck, even the Lions had his number.
Still, they were still good enough to put the brakes on Peyton and the Colts...
KazooSkinsFan wrote:SkinsFreak wrote:forskins wrote:TheBigTuna wrote:Ware, Spears, Canty, Carpenter, Watkins
Barber, Jones all young guys, The real fun will begin however when your next
pointless reply attempts to claim that
they aren't young and aren't real talent
You forget Witten, Newman, and Romo. Yes, I said Romo...
Hey, forskins is back. Wow. You got slapped so bad last time that I thought you'd never be back... ok... I guess 'hoped' is a better word.
How funny is it that all these Puke fans always come back to THN. Poor bastards! The Pukes message boards must really suck.
For(e)skins got slapped? That's funny.
Glenn is 31, not exactly a guy you would call young talent. I'm not taking anything away from him, he's still better then most second receivers on any team in the NFL, with exception to Indy. And no, I'm not going to mention T.O. as young talent. Who happened to lead the NFL in TDs this year, while still having the most dropped passes? How many would have he have caught if he didn't hurt his hand? Who knows?Redskins Rule wrote:
I like how you didn't mention Glenn, Newman or Williams! Seems like we're already in agreement that they suck!![]()
Redskins Rule wrote:I also like how you didn't mention Romo! Seems like we're agreeing there too!![]()
Redskins Rule wrote:Ware......wasn't Ware the guy thatey burned for the touchdown? Or was it Portis that burned him? Gosh, I forgot! Do you remember?
JPM36 wrote:Foreskins- You can't possibly think Romo deserves to be in the Pro Bowl.
I think that the Cowboys have 3 Pro Bowl players: Newman, Ware, and McBriar.
Romo shouldn't be in the Pro Bowl and Roy Williams going is an absolute atrocity. The guy is a laughingstock.
Literally, he is a laughingstock. On NFL Countdown last week Irvin was talking about how Jerramy Stevens had beaten Roy several times in the Wild Card game. Then all the guys laughed and Irvin said "Well, everyone is beating Roy lately"
My point is that going to the Pro Bowl doesn't mean you're really any good. The Pro Bowl is a joke.
KazooSkinsFan wrote:JSPB22 wrote:KazooSkinsFan wrote:TheBigTuna wrote:he realizes at 66..His better days are behind him and it's time to leave the game to the young guys who can be around longer than he can, He built the foundation of young talent, Now like the Giants, Jets and Patriots the Cowboys can use what Parcells did to spring board them to the next level that they want to go
He never left the Giants, Patriots or Jets seeming to care what happened to the team once he was gone. He'd screw them (Pats) and raid their staff and roster as much as possible. I just don't think he's thinking of himself as a Cowboy once he walks out the door. The reports even had him approaching the Giants about GM. I don't see it.
That's just a 'Pie fan trying to make it seem as if there is a bright side to this. Well... a bright side from their perspective; it's pretty bright from where I'm standing.
My question is: Has this most recent unretirement hurt the Fat Tuna's chances for induction into the HOF?
Huh? I didn't say there was any side to it. I was just saying he doesn't really care what shape he leaves them in. Personally I dont' care if he stays or goes.
Andre Carter wrote:Damn man, you know your football.