Cowboys cut T.O.

[SUNRA]

I guess the 1# receiver will be bitch ass Jason Witten. Can't stand players who are the media's darling. The last straw for Dallas, was when Jason Witten leaked to the meeting that T.O. and Roy Wiliams had a meeting with Jason Garrett about Witten and Romo fazing them out of the offense. Can't wait to play Dallas this season.

[44ever]

Originally Posted by SUNRA

I guess the 1# receiver will be bitch ass Jason Witten. Can't stand players who are the media's darling. The last straw for Dallas, was when Jason Witten leaked to the meeting that T.O. and Roy Wiliams had a meeting with Jason Garrett about Witten and Romo fazing them out of the offense. Can't wait to play Dallas this season.

Niether can Haynesworth

[Pocket$ $traight]

Originally Posted by SUNRA

I guess the 1# receiver will be bitch ass Jason Witten. Can't stand players who are the media's darling. The last straw for Dallas, was when Jason Witten leaked to the meeting that T.O. and Roy Wiliams had a meeting with Jason Garrett about Witten and Romo fazing them out of the offense. Can't wait to play Dallas this season.

Williams will be #1 and will have a monster year if he stays healthy.

Witten is the best tight end in football and will have another monster year if healthy.

Getting rid of Owens was the best thing Dallas could have done.

[53Fan]

Originally Posted by Pocket$ $traight

Williams will be #1 and will have a monster year if he stays healthy.

Witten is the best tight end in football and will have another monster year if healthy.

Getting rid of Owens was the best thing Dallas could have done.

Williams is talented but I don't know about a monster year. Cooley is as good as Witten if not better. IMO.

[The Goat]

Originally Posted by 53Fan

Williams is talented but I don't know about a monster year. Cooley is as good as Witten if not better. IMO.

Uh, yeah... Cooley even said so

I really don't see Dallas as a competitive team this year. I think i've said here before in my view Choko Romo will slide into mediocrity as time passes... i think he'll be more or less mediocre this year. Everything was fun and games for this guy in the beginning but massive pressure has been building and will only build more and if his history under pressure is any indication things will only get worse...

[Pocket$ $traight]

Originally Posted by 53Fan

Williams is talented but I don't know about a monster year. Cooley is as good as Witten if not better. IMO.

If he can have 1200 yards in Detroit he will have a huge year as the #1 receiver in Dallas.

Cooley is right there with Witten as a pass catcher and ball carrier (maybe a shade better) but he isn't near the blocker that Witten is.

Witten can shut down our ends without help, at least he could before the big boy showed up!

[GusFrerotte]

Originally Posted by Pocket$ $traight

If he can have 1200 yards in Detroit he will have a huge year as the #1 receiver in Dallas.

Cooley is right there with Witten as a pass catcher and ball carrier (maybe a shade better) but he isn't near the blocker that Witten is.

Witten can shut down our ends without help, at least he could before the big boy showed up!

Roy is great, but everything depends on Romo. I think Romo could be in for a bumpy ride in '09.

[skinsfan_nn]

Originally Posted by SUNRA

I guess the 1# receiver will be bitch ass Jason Witten. Can't stand players who are the media's darling. The last straw for Dallas, was when Jason Witten leaked to the meeting that T.O. and Roy Wiliams had a meeting with Jason Garrett about Witten and Romo fazing them out of the offense. Can't wait to play Dallas this season.

I also can't wait until we BEAT THE SHIT OUTTA THE GIRLS!

Wade & Garrett should be next......never mind as long as those two our on board they are going nowhere!

COWBOYS OFFICIALLY DUMP OWENS, WILLIAMS

Posted by Mike Florio on March 5, 2009, 4:52 p.m.
The Dallas Cowboys finally have formalized the release of receiver Terrell Owens and safety Roy Williams.
“Terrell Owens was a very productive player who performed at a very high level for all three of his years here in Dallas,” said owner Jerry Jones. “But we have made a decision to move forward without him.
“In the aftermath of the season, we talked about change. Some of what is changing involves the process and some of it involves people.
“This is a decision that was made based upon consideration for an entire team. We will move on now with a new team — a new attitude — and into a new stadium. The evaluation process and the prospect for change will continue at every level of the organization.”
In those 105 words, Jones said plenty.
He essentially admitted that all of the stories about dissension in the locker room were true, even though he had said they’re false.
He also has acknowledged that significant change is needed. So why hasn’t he fired the head coach?
Jones’ comments contradict the notion that he has been out of touch when it comes to the state of his team. The fact that he has not engaged in sweeping change, then, reinforces our suspicion that the combination of a sagging economy and the opening of a billion-dollar stadium might have prompted Jones to avoid the cost of buying out Wade Phillips (and the highly-compensated Jason Garrett) and then hiring their replacements.