Dallas may release TO
- Thread starter GBG
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This one boggles my mind. Did not Jerry Jones just come out not too long ago and state Chemistry is overrated as an issue? TO was not the problem in Dallas. The problem was not running more, and getting Roy more involved. Still, my guess is this is more cap related than chemistry related.
Remote Controller
Well-Known Member
It'll likely come down to this.
- -- T.O. More Expensive to Cut Under the Cap Than Keep --
Thu Jan 15, 2009 --from FFMastermind.com - The Dallas morning News reports last June, the Cowboys paid WR Terrell Owens a $12.9 million signing bonus as part of a four-year, $36 million contract. Should the Cowboys cut Owens, he would count $680,000 more against the '09 cap than the $8.99 million he is scheduled to count if he stays. And because this is the last capped season, the Cowboys cannot spread out the hit over two seasons like teams were able to do previously. This June, Owens is due a $3.1 million roster bonus, so the Cowboys do not have to be in a rush to make a move.
Mike
Administrator
ffmastermind doesn't know what this is, but I do 
Any time that Dallas Cowboys management wants to leak a story for nothing more than public reaction, they make sure Ed Werder hears it somehow, so it will immediately hit the media, and they can get fan reaction. This is why Werder "misses" more than he "hits". Dude runs with everything, while others sit back and try report things that are more factual.
Jerry Jones, Stephen Jones, and specific members of the coaching staff will monitor the fan reaction to this, and if it is overwhelmingly in favor of kicking Owens to the curb, he will be gone, and Werder will be the guy that broke a story. If the sentiment from the fans is to keep him, he will stay and Werder will once again look stupid.
Dallas is officially opening a new stadium, and they need their fans to be behind them 100%. The Owens decision will be based on fan reaction to this "intentional leak"
Any time that Dallas Cowboys management wants to leak a story for nothing more than public reaction, they make sure Ed Werder hears it somehow, so it will immediately hit the media, and they can get fan reaction. This is why Werder "misses" more than he "hits". Dude runs with everything, while others sit back and try report things that are more factual.
Jerry Jones, Stephen Jones, and specific members of the coaching staff will monitor the fan reaction to this, and if it is overwhelmingly in favor of kicking Owens to the curb, he will be gone, and Werder will be the guy that broke a story. If the sentiment from the fans is to keep him, he will stay and Werder will once again look stupid.
Dallas is officially opening a new stadium, and they need their fans to be behind them 100%. The Owens decision will be based on fan reaction to this "intentional leak"
Mustang Jones
Banned
Jerry Jones thinks he can train a skunk, to the point that once his last "sprayin'" escapes his memory, he sneaks up on one and tickles it like it was the first time.
find some patio furniture Jerry and work out your sexual tension in private
find some patio furniture Jerry and work out your sexual tension in private
eaglechick
I'm back :)
i don't see how TO has been bad for the chemistry in dallas, and he is a hard-working, talented player. why would you cut him?
Sgt John
Sith Lord of T&A
Look into your own team for the answer.
Orgazmo
Well-Known Member
bodey24
Staff member
As a Cowboys fan, I dont mind T.O. Sure he gets a little drama going on in the locker room but when he is on the field, he is working harder than anyone else on the field. I actually hope Dallas does keep him for another year. I am not a fan of Tony Romo at all. He seems to be the celebrity QB that Parcells told him he doesnt want to be. And towards the end of each season hes awful. I dont see how you can go from being as good as he is at the beginning of the season to as bad as he always is at the end of the season.
Orgazmo
Well-Known Member
Sounds like the fans want to see him go, but I really question how much criticism toward him is justified and how much is fueled by Werder's personal little witch hunt.
Coachnorm
Moderator
The punishments left little incentive for promptness. Fines for being late or missing meetings and injury treatment sessions were far lower under Phillips than they were under former coach Bill Parcells.
Under Parcells, players were fined $5,000 for being late to meetings, and as much as $12,000 for missing an injury treatment session.
This season, players were fined $100 for being late to meetings or missing a treatment.
The team charter left late for road games five times this season because players were late to the airport according to three sources.
Under Parcells, players were fined $5,000 for being late to meetings, and as much as $12,000 for missing an injury treatment session.
This season, players were fined $100 for being late to meetings or missing a treatment.
The team charter left late for road games five times this season because players were late to the airport according to three sources.
Coachnorm
Moderator
A lot of great points made here so far. Most are good and part of the puzzle. This one deserves good consideration. TO will fill the seats. While Cowboy fans will generally be trying to go to every game but when it comes to nosebleed seats and a sellout TO will sell out those seats in a heartbeat. If you love him you will be there to vote vocally with your cheers. If you hate him you will come to vote vocally with your boos. Being there to voice your vote can't be done while watching the game on TV
They were talking about this on the radio today, one Dallas player stated he can't remember the last time the charter left on time and they said that many times they were told it was being held for: JERRY JONES!
If the owner can't get there on time to board the plane, how does he expect the players to keep showing up on time??