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Maybe a 5th rounder this year & a conditional pick in 2007 dependind on play & performance (3rd rounder being the best we can get)!

So lets root for him to start every game for them.

A 2007 3rd rounder would be sweet. Package that with a 2007 4th rounder and trade up for someone's 2nd possibly?? Would give us a 1,2,2,3 on day 1 of 2007 draft if that worked out

I would have liked to get a 4th, but 5th rounder could be a good time to pick up our future Punter... Mr. Tom Malone!

For a lousy 5th this year and maybe 4th in 2007 -- I'd keep him.

Neither pick is even close to a guarantee to make our team...forget it!

Keep Patrick!

fredp45 wrote:For a lousy 5th this year and maybe 4th in 2007 -- I'd keep him.

Neither pick is even close to a guarantee to make our team...forget it!

Keep Patrick!

It's better than the "nothing" we'll get next year when he signs somewhere else as a Free Agent!

can't argue with that...I just hate to give him away.

Oh well, I trust Gibbs, that's all that matters!

fredp45 wrote:can't argue with that...I just hate to give him away.

Oh well, I trust Gibbs, that's all that matters!

It's the Jets... we owe them so much.

The Jets and Skins love to trade.

The Jets are stupid. They could have gotten this guy for free if they waited.

Kitna would have been a better option.

Primetime42 wrote:The Jets are stupid. They could have gotten this guy for free if they waited.

Kitna would have been a better option.

I seriously doubt he'd be cut if he wasn't able to be traded. His cap hit wasn't really all that bad.

cvillehog wrote:

Primetime42 wrote:The Jets are stupid. They could have gotten this guy for free if they waited.

Kitna would have been a better option.

I seriously doubt he'd be cut if he wasn't able to be traded. His cap hit wasn't really all that bad.

You'd have a very unhappy player, though.

He'd whine his way off the team, no doubt about it.

Primetime42 wrote:He'd whine his way off the team, no doubt about it.

You are mistaken, as usual. He did not show anything but class when he was moved as a backup twice with us.

The guy has far more class than many Pukes (particularly some receivers) I can think of.

Redskin in Canada wrote:

Primetime42 wrote:He'd whine his way off the team, no doubt about it.

You are mistaken, as usual. He did not show anything but class when he was moved as a backup twice with us.

The guy has far more class than many Pukes (particularly some receivers) I can think of.

You got that right! (**cough** Meshawn *cough**)..

I'm sure you're right


I'll be sure to forward you the first article in the NY Post in which Ramsey talks about how he was "disrespected" in Washington.

Primetime42 wrote:I'm sure you're right

I'll be sure to forward you the first article in the NY Post in which Ramsey talks about how he was "disrespected" in Washington.

Do not look for an escape from what you wrote. You said that he would whine if he had to stay here. Well, the fact is that he did not when he was here (unlike quite a few Pukes I heard from).

Add to that the fact that I expect him to embrace his new team with class. But it is perfectly understandable that I hear differently from a Puke fan.

Redskin in Canada wrote:

Primetime42 wrote:I'm sure you're right

I'll be sure to forward you the first article in the NY Post in which Ramsey talks about how he was "disrespected" in Washington.

Do not look for an escape from what you wrote. You said that he would whine if he had to stay here. Well, the fact is that he did not when he was here (unlike quite a few Pukes I heard from).

Add to that the fact that I expect him to embrace his new team with class. But it is perfectly understandable that I hear differently from a Puke fan.

Name me ONE unhappy Cowboys player in the past two seasons that openly complained.

I remember Ramsey complaining more than once about being yanked the past few years.

Hypocrisy didn't take long to return here, did it?

Primetime42 wrote:Name me ONE unhappy Cowboys player in the past two seasons that openly complained.

I remember Ramsey complaining more than once about being yanked the past few years.

Hypocrisy didn't take long to return here, did it?

You remember WRONG. Whenever there were rumours about Patrick complaining, they were cleared up pretty quickly by no other than Joe Gibbs himself. He always respected Patrick for taking in the chin with class.

As far as Pukes that complain and leave, the list is long. For example, there is a receiver in Tampa that just loves you guys. I guess he left kicking and screaming...

Another one -within- two years? Meshaun for starters anybody?

And I am praying you get stuck with TO. I will rub that all the way up your nose Puke.

Oh! And I will post Part 2 of that post on your WORST PLAYS et al on Tuesday. You can make sure of it, PUKE.

Redskin in Canada wrote:

Primetime42 wrote:Name me ONE unhappy Cowboys player in the past two seasons that openly complained.

I remember Ramsey complaining more than once about being yanked the past few years.

Hypocrisy didn't take long to return here, did it?

You remember WRONG. Whenever there were rumours about Patrick complaining, they were cleared up pretty quickly by no other than Joe Gibbs himself. He always respected Patrick for taking in the chin with class.

As far as Pukes that complain and leave, the list is long. For example, there is a receiver in Tampa that just loves you guys. I guess he left kicking and screaming...

Another one -within- two years? Meshaun for starters anybody?

And I am praying you get stuck with TO. I will rub that all the way up your nose Puke.

Oh! And I will post Part 2 of that post on your WORST PLAYS et al on Tuesday. You can make sure of it, PUKE.

Wrong again buddy. Joey Galloway, even though he had the fortitude of a teenage girl, never complained while he was a Cowboy or after.

Keyshawn's been a model citizen as well. The only thing he's been guilty of in the past 5 years was challenging Jon Gruden's inflated ego.

There never were "rumors" on Dallas' side to begin with.

Go ahead and post your little "part 2". I haven't even seen part 1 yet, so it's not bugging me much. I don't need obsessed Redskin fans telling me what went wrong for the Cowboys last year. I know already.

While we're on that subject, quite frankly, the fascination you and nearly every other Redskin fan seems to have with the Cowboys is actually quite disturbing.

You never see such blatant hatred on our side of this rivalry.

Case in point, I didn't mention the Redskins, all I said was the Jets were a stupid organization when Kitna was a better option. You then proceeded to come in and try to start a "Cowboy-bashing circle jerk".

I guess you're upset because we just look down on you, no matter what happened the previous season, and the fact that goes back to the days the Cowboys were an expansion team. You're mad because the Cowboys and their fans think they're better than the Redskins and their fans.

I can understand then, if that's why you hate them so much, and practically orgasm anytime a hint of something appears it could POSSIBLY go wrong in Big D. Posts like the ones you've been tossing in this thread only seem to prove the theory I've mentioned in the above paragraph.


But I digress...have a nice day, Canada

Primetime42 wrote:I guess you're upset because we just look down on you, no matter what happened the previous season, and the fact that goes back to the days the Cowboys were an expansion team. You're mad because the Cowboys and their fans think they're better than the Redskins and their fans.

Spare me the childish tantrum PUKE. You can look down on your fellow retarded fellow fans all you want. But if you come here, you are going to respect us and our team.

So that you can not claim you did not see it, PUKE:

Redskin in Canada wrote:Wrong again?

Part 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.

http://www.dallascowboys.com/news.cfm?i ... 18DCAABD16

I am looking forward to be "surprised" by Part 2:

(Tuesday: Part Two of season-ending awards, featuring:
Biggest Disappointment
Worst Individual Play
Worst Off-Season Move
...

I love it.

http://www.the-hogs.net/forum/viewtopic. ... 4e3#239801

These are FACTS, PUKE!

My bad ...
I thought this was a Ramsey thread.
I must have clicked the wrong button at the top, I'll try one of these at the bottom.