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Dez and TW give daddy enough fantasy points so daddy can win his game
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made some moves in fantasy, for better or worse
traded Brandon Marshall for Jimmy Graham Cracker and Spiller for Keenan Allen, I love Marshall but without Cutler I would rather have Graham (if healthy)
go big or go home right?
traded Brandon Marshall for Jimmy Graham Cracker and Spiller for Keenan Allen, I love Marshall but without Cutler I would rather have Graham (if healthy)
go big or go home right?
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Good move on Keenan, Picked up from the waiver wire 2 weeks ago, and has been solid. And took over precious Amendolas spot. Don't know what to do with Amendola. I had the 'Drop' cursor on him multiple times.. but still have him on my squad, praying he balls out...... one day.
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It all starts with harris on Special teams.... Hope he has a stellar game and puts us in great position for the Offense like the Washington game.
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yeah had to add another WR after trading Marshall and Allen is a legit #2
don't drop Amendola, he's def worth holding onto he just needs to get healthy, big IF though
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seriously how good is Dwayne Harris? god I love that dude, mad heart too, fearless
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Dude has been money ever since they gave him the job. Also a plus that we don't have to put Dez back there anymore because of him. Dez focusing solely on his WR abilities has been a huge factor for his growth. Harris made that possible.
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I had a dream last night.
Yall win the game tomorrow
Yall win the game tomorrow
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I hope your dream comes trueI had a dream last night.
Yall win the game tomorrow
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I loved that draft pick, I remember when he was cut as a rookie and went to the PS I was so upset, I really thought someone was going to snatch him up, we ended up bringing him back on the roster thank god
Dez was awesome at punts but he took so many chances that it was risky putting him back there but he was just a huge spark at the right time, again the risks he took weren't helping the team and it was taking away from him at WR
Dez and Harris are two different returners, but both really good at it, we are lucky to have Harris
I still think we need a Tavon Austin/Percy Harvin speed guy to stretch the field though
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Agreed. Our offense has every kind of player except that speed guy. Williams is a deep threat but he's not going to kill you with speed. I wouldn't be opposed to drafting a speedster WR with our second pick next year, especially with Miles most likely gone.
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Dez is a great returner, but I could never watch any returns by him because I was always expecting that injury. Happened twice.
Glad we got Harris.
I'll say it again tho, **** Miles. The WR core would be unstoppable if it wasn't for him getting injured every 5 minutes.
Also I wish Tony wasn't so easy to mock. Dude is a great QB, and has had a great career. Just a goofy guy, who loses his **** in inopportune times.
Dez on pace for 96 receptions, 1300 yards, 14 TDs
Glad we got Harris.
I'll say it again tho, **** Miles. The WR core would be unstoppable if it wasn't for him getting injured every 5 minutes.
Also I wish Tony wasn't so easy to mock. Dude is a great QB, and has had a great career. Just a goofy guy, who loses his **** in inopportune times.
Dez on pace for 96 receptions, 1300 yards, 14 TDs
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Until I see him getting roasted continuously ill give him benefit of the doubt just hope it don't come to that though. As far as the game I don't know the score but I feel we got this as long as we keep Romo upright. Unfortunately when I think we got games SD/KC we seem to lose so maybe I should say they going to get slaughtered. Yeah bump that we going to get Kilt lol and slaughtered!!!
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Heard a Mega vs Dez discussion on the radio.
Biggest difference between Dez and Mega is their inner fire.
I believe Dez is a fiercer competitor.
Mega is the better "receiver", but Dez is the better "football player".
Biggest difference between Dez and Mega is their inner fire.
I believe Dez is a fiercer competitor.
Mega is the better "receiver", but Dez is the better "football player".
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megatron is better for the simple fact he has better stats over a period of time...I think an like dez better cause he fivhts for extra yards ALWAYS. ..May get him hurt (which I hate) but he always tries...has to protect the ball more.
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Cowboys Release David Arkin To Add Safety Hamilton
October 26, 2013 12:36 PM | Nick Eatman
IRVING, Texas - A fourth-round pick in 2011, David Arkin never played an offensive snap for the Cowboys.
Now it seems as if they never will. The Cowboys officially waived Arkin on Saturday to make room for rookie safety Jakar Hamilton, who was signed off the practice squad. Hamilton will travel to Detroit and likely make his NFL debut with starter J.J. Wilcox (knee) ruled out for Sunday's game with the Lions. Jeff Heath is expected to make his first career start while Hamilton and veteran Danny McCray will serve as the backups.
The Cowboys were high on Hamilton, who even had a fifth-round grade on their draft board. When he went undrafted, they immediately signed him as a priority rookie free agent. He has spent the first seven weeks of the season on the Cowboys' practice squad.
And if it works out of the Cowboys, Arkin could likely take his place there. Arkin has practice-squad eligibility and could get re-signed if he's not claimed off waivers.
The Cowboys have been extremely patient with the development of Arkin, who played various positions in college at Missouri State. Arkin came to Dallas and played both guard and center. During training camp last year, he started three preseason games at center. He started two games at guard this year.
But when it came to playing in the game, the Cowboys have not put him out there on offense. Through the first seven games this year, he was inactive in all but one week.
Without Arkin, the Cowboys are down to just nine offensive linemen. They've usually been keeping only seven active for the games with Mackenzy Bernadeau serving as the backup at guard and center and Jermey Parnell as the backup tackle. Last week, Phil Costa was active in Philly but has typically spent game days on the sidelines with Arkin and reserve tackle Darrion Weems.
Cutting Arkin means the Cowboys now have just half of their 2011 draft class, which featured Dez Bryant, Bruce Carter and DeMarco Murray. Dwayne Harris (sixth-round) is also still on the roster.
October 26, 2013 12:36 PM | Nick Eatman
IRVING, Texas - A fourth-round pick in 2011, David Arkin never played an offensive snap for the Cowboys.
Now it seems as if they never will. The Cowboys officially waived Arkin on Saturday to make room for rookie safety Jakar Hamilton, who was signed off the practice squad. Hamilton will travel to Detroit and likely make his NFL debut with starter J.J. Wilcox (knee) ruled out for Sunday's game with the Lions. Jeff Heath is expected to make his first career start while Hamilton and veteran Danny McCray will serve as the backups.
The Cowboys were high on Hamilton, who even had a fifth-round grade on their draft board. When he went undrafted, they immediately signed him as a priority rookie free agent. He has spent the first seven weeks of the season on the Cowboys' practice squad.
And if it works out of the Cowboys, Arkin could likely take his place there. Arkin has practice-squad eligibility and could get re-signed if he's not claimed off waivers.
The Cowboys have been extremely patient with the development of Arkin, who played various positions in college at Missouri State. Arkin came to Dallas and played both guard and center. During training camp last year, he started three preseason games at center. He started two games at guard this year.
But when it came to playing in the game, the Cowboys have not put him out there on offense. Through the first seven games this year, he was inactive in all but one week.
Without Arkin, the Cowboys are down to just nine offensive linemen. They've usually been keeping only seven active for the games with Mackenzy Bernadeau serving as the backup at guard and center and Jermey Parnell as the backup tackle. Last week, Phil Costa was active in Philly but has typically spent game days on the sidelines with Arkin and reserve tackle Darrion Weems.
Cutting Arkin means the Cowboys now have just half of their 2011 draft class, which featured Dez Bryant, Bruce Carter and DeMarco Murray. Dwayne Harris (sixth-round) is also still on the roster.
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Lions 30 Cowboys 10.
Tacos on deck.
Tacos on deck.
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Your going against the dream.
So we are doing the taco bet?
I was waiting on you to confirm so I can check out the menu online.
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Im down i moved to Frisco though so it might take me a minute to get down there.
Im debating on watching the game at the 10 bar downtown let me know whats up.
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Cutting Arkin means the Cowboys now have just half of their 2011 draft class, which featured Dez Bryant, Bruce Carter and DeMarco Murray. Dwayne Harris (sixth-round) is also still on the roster.
Huh? Dez was drafted in 2010
That 2011 class had major hits in Tyron, Carter, Murray and Harris, had they never cut Josh Thomas he was another decent pick
Arkin pick was awful so was Chapas
This must be a ESPN article I swear I could work there, they never proofread or do a simple fact check
Huh? Dez was drafted in 2010
That 2011 class had major hits in Tyron, Carter, Murray and Harris, had they never cut Josh Thomas he was another decent pick
Arkin pick was awful so was Chapas
This must be a ESPN article I swear I could work there, they never proofread or do a simple fact check
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Bro if your in Frisco don't worry about the bet.
That's a long drive just for some tacos.
I gotta make a few stops after church so I know I'm going to miss most of the first half.
And wouldn't make it downtown until probably the third quarter.
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Naw just one of the many typos found regularly on Dallascowboys.com.
I rarely go to espn.com for football info.
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Real talk in my dream that how much the Lions were down by
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Real talk in my dream that how much the Lions were down by
lol WOW from the mothership? I mean that isn't a typo that is a RESEARCH error on their own team lol wow bro, I def thought that was ESPN lol
I hope this dream comes true lolReal talk in my dream that how much the Lions were down by
good luck though, curious how did you become a Lions fan in Texas bro?
