ESPN NFC East Poll

[Daseal]

TO and Glenn is definitely a dangerous duo. While people want to take a lot away from TO, he's a very, very, very dangerous receiver. The Cowboys added some really good defensive players (Akin Ayodele is a player I used to really like.)

Randel El, until I see otherwise is pretty situational, and B Lloyd is a bit inconsistant. I feel the Carter pickup was good, and Archuleta was a complete and udder waste.

While Saunders is great, Im curious how he uses WRs. His WRs in KC never did much.

[Carnage]

Originally Posted by Daseal

TO and Glenn is definitely a dangerous duo. While people want to take a lot away from TO, he's a very, very, very dangerous receiver. The Cowboys added some really good defensive players (Akin Ayodele is a player I used to really like.)

Randel El, until I see otherwise is pretty situational, and B Lloyd is a bit inconsistant. I feel the Carter pickup was good, and Archuleta was a complete and udder waste.

While Saunders is great, Im curious how he uses WRs. His WRs in KC never did much.

With all that talent coming of age on the defense, the Cowboys D should be pretty good. Still thin in the secondary though.

[backrow]

ESPN must have tired of the NFC East Poll. Some other choice is up now.

Did not care to vote.

[SkinEmAll]

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[SkinEmAll]

how the hell do you delete a post?????

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by SkinEmAll

how the hell do you delete a post?????

Which post would you like deleted?

[SkinEmAll]

Originally Posted by Daseal

and Archuleta was a complete and udder waste.

?? How is that? He is a complete upgrade and a great compliment to Taylor.

[saden1]

Originally Posted by Daseal

...and Archuleta was a complete and udder waste.

I'll give him a chance to prove himself. Maybe he'll flourish under Williams. Of course if he can't cover for shit I'll be pretty pissed.

[Paintrain]

Originally Posted by Daseal

TO and Glenn is definitely a dangerous duo. While people want to take a lot away from TO, he's a very, very, very dangerous receiver. The Cowboys added some really good defensive players (Akin Ayodele is a player I used to really like.)

Randel El, until I see otherwise is pretty situational, and B Lloyd is a bit inconsistant. I feel the Carter pickup was good, and Archuleta was a complete and udder waste.

While Saunders is great, Im curious how he uses WRs. His WRs in KC never did much.

I can agree to an extent about A.R.E., I think Lloyd will suprise you. I'll reserve judgement on Archuleta until I see how Williams uses him. While it's true Saunders WR never put up big individual numbers they were always productive and who are we talking about here? Johnnie Morton, Eddie Kennison, Marc Borighter, Sammie Parker? Not exactly the cream of the crop.

[SmootSmack]

Saunders was receivers coach for the Rams in 1999 and 2000. Those receivers put up some pretty good numbers. Plus Eddie Kennison was a 1,000 yard/season receiver the past few years. I think what stands out with Saunders' offense is the relatively equal distribution of wealth among several players.

[mheisig]

Originally Posted by Daseal

TO and Glenn is definitely a dangerous duo. While people want to take a lot away from TO, he's a very, very, very dangerous receiver. The Cowboys added some really good defensive players (Akin Ayodele is a player I used to really like.)

Randel El, until I see otherwise is pretty situational, and B Lloyd is a bit inconsistant. I feel the Carter pickup was good, and Archuleta was a complete and udder waste.

While Saunders is great, Im curious how he uses WRs. His WRs in KC never did much.

Glenn is pretty inconsistent - I'm not terribly worried about him. He's a moderate #2 threat.

TO CAN be dangerous, but only if Bledsoe isn't lying on his back staring at the clouds. It will all come down to how well their O-line protects Bledsoe. If they protect him well, I think they are a serious contender for the NFC East title. If they can't protect him, not only are they probabl the bottom of the division, but Bledsoe won't last long.