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Ugh. I was out of the loop until 5 mins ago.Primetime42 wrote:None of it's true. Mort's just looking for attention again (like he was when he said Parcells was retiring.)
They're paying a bargain for Keyshawn based on the production and effort he gives them and what other WR's around the league make.
He'll be re-upped before draft day and TO won't set foot in the Dallas-Fort Worth Area.
TOPart 1: Good, Bad & Ugly From 2005
Nick Eatman - Email
DallasCowboys.com Staff Writer
January 9, 2006 6:24 PM
Worst Loss
Washington, Washington
Take your pick: Either Washington game. Was it the first meeting in which the Cowboys completely dominated the Redskins for 56 minutes, only to give up two long touchdown passes to Santana Moss and lose, 14-13 on Monday Night Football? Or was it the rematch, with the Cowboys needing a win to not only stay in the NFC playoff race, but avoid a sweep to the Redskins, only to play their worst game of the season, getting embarrassed, 35-7, at FedEx Field?
Most Pivotal Play
Santana Moss' first TD catch
Sure, it's hard to think the second game of the season would still come back to haunt a team. But just how might things have been different if the Cowboys stopped the Redskins on fourth-and-15 from their own 39 with just 3:55 to play? Instead, Santana Moss splits two defenders at the goal line to haul in a touchdown pass from Mark Brunell. That score got the Redskins back in the game, and on the next possession, Washington took the lead when Brunell hit Moss on a 70-yard score that not only silenced a raucous Texas Stadium crowd, but spoiled a night that was supposed to be remembered for Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin being inducted into the Ring of Honor. The Redskins basically stole this one from the Cowboys.
