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2009 NFL Offseason - Hooch - 03-05-2009
Securb Wrote:TO to the Dolphins? Parcells likes him and brought him into Dallas, Miami has the cap space and they need a #1 receiver. Plus all of the Dallas players seem to end up in Miami these days.
I don't think Parcells wanted him at all in Dallas... there was a higher power at hand with that move.
2009 NFL Offseason - Hooch - 03-05-2009
I'm curious to see what happens with TO now. Nobody wanted him last time him was on the market except for Dallas, and they could have paid him shit, but decided to rain money on him just to "keep him happy." (How'd that work out, Jerry?)
I can't see any team giving anything close to good money, especially with this new movement of teams cutting franchise players over 30.
2009 NFL Offseason - Prog - 03-05-2009
Hooch Wrote:I don't think Parcells wanted him at all in Dallas... there was a higher power at hand with that move.
From what I've heard living here is that Parcells was okay at first with bringing TO in, but it didn't last very long.
2009 NFL Offseason - Securb - 03-05-2009
Hooch Wrote:I'm curious to see what happens with TO now. Nobody wanted him last time him was on the market except for Dallas, and they could have paid him shit, but decided to rain money on him just to "keep him happy." (How'd that work out, Jerry?)
I can't see any team giving anything close to good money, especially with this new movement of teams cutting franchise players over 30.
Plus with Coles and Harrison available and Holt about to hit the market I can't see TO getting TO money.
2009 NFL Offseason - Gator - 03-05-2009
Mike Greenburg on ESPNs Mike & Mike had an interesting thought this morning:
TO to the Pats. That would give Brady Moss on one side, and TO on the other, with Welker in the slot. They'd be unstoppable. Who needs a RB anyway???
He suggested that the Pats could pay him next to nothing, and Belichek could tell him, you play the Pats way or you're gone tomorrow. We don't need you to get us to a Super Bowl, but we'd like you to help us get there.
Very interesting thoughts. Plus, there is very strong leadership in the Pats lockerroom that would have a better chance of keeping him in line than they had in Dallas, where the leadership was Pacman Jones....
2009 NFL Offseason - Securb - 03-05-2009
Moss and TO who wants to break that fight up.
2009 NFL Offseason - Hooch - 03-05-2009
Gator Wrote:He suggested that the Pats could pay him next to nothing, and Belichek could tell him, you play the Pats way or you're gone tomorrow.
I think he'd just not play instead of accepting "next to nothing" and if he did sign with them today... he'd really be gone tomorrow.
2009 NFL Offseason - Hooch - 03-11-2009
In a completely shocking turn of events, the Dallas Cowboys have signed a member of the 09 TMR Total Jackass Squad:
Cowboys sign S Sensabaugh
Quote:The Dallas Cowboys on Wednesday signed safety Gerald Sensabaugh to a one-year contract.
Financial terms were not disclosed.
Sensabaugh, 25, just completed his fourth season with the Jacksonville Jaguars, registering career highs with four interceptions and 82 tackles.
A fifth-round pick in 2005, Sensabaugh will provide depth at a position of need for the Cowboys. Dallas released Pro Bowl safety Roy Williams last week.
Sensabaugh has started 24 of 50 regular season games for the Jaguars, recording 168 tackles and six interceptions.
2009 NFL Offseason - Prog - 03-11-2009
Needed to replace Pacman's guns.
I'm predicting Roy Williams will not get picked up before training camp. His career may be done.
2009 NFL Offseason - Securb - 03-11-2009
Were we so deep at WR we couldn't include a cokehead?
According to a local TV station, Matt Jones is being held in a Washington County, Arkansas jail for a probation violation. He was arrested at 6:21PM Monday. This comes less than a year after Jones was charged with felony cocaine possession in the same county. Jones was called in for a random drug test on Feb. 27 and tested positive for alcohol. He admitted to drinking on a golf outing the previous day. This isn't as serious as being arrested for cocaine again, but Jones could still face more NFL discipline. Last July's arrest resulted in a three-game suspension. Mar. 9 - 8:03 pm et