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And now Jerry Jones (whom I heartily detest for the way he treated Tom Landry) has decided to swap next year's draft for Roy Williams. Lame as can be. 2)Johnson is now 40, and while he is still a decent backup, he's not a "Super Bowl" caliber QB.

Don't get me wrong, I. like johnson's ability to run a game, he just can not get the ball as deep as Romo can. So, let the media disect and tell how they are doomed.

After his release from prison, Hoffa disappeared in 1975; many believe he was killed by members of organized crime.

It's just when someone that's a self-admitted non-fan of a team steps in with a negative comment and that's all they have to add, how can you take that seriously? But I will keep watching.

In fact, they may end up as last in their division.It seems like Jerry Jones is the new Al Davis.If there is any more bad guys available send them to Dallas.

Just, wow. Just because you don't like what I said, or even disagreed with it, does it make it wrong.

Maybe it was my use of the term "cowpokes" if so, the Dallas Morning News newspaper is where I first came across the word on it's sports pages in the early '90's. BI, to hang on to the notion that Brad Johnson was a Super Bowl winning back in 2003, therefore he's totally ready to lead the Cowboys, is to ignore reality. The Cowboys are full of Pro Bowlers and are capable of running the table and bringing it home but the fact is, the games still need to be played and any one team can win it all. And the Pitt hoops team may be catching North Carolina at the right time.

comment posted by Mickster. TO is way too focused on his personal statistics.

As a result of his testimony, the ailing Williams was paroled in Really? and Williams are buddies now. If they loose, then the sky is falling.Beaten to the Al Davis/Jerry Jones comparison. No more watching you sulk when the ball was thrown poorly.

They hype it up so high that anything less than a Super Bowl is a disappointment. might cause a stir in the locker room is because, well, he's done it twice already.

Bob Huggins gets fined.

He hails from my alma mater, and brought a Super Bowl to my favorite team.

I could care less if the 'boys went to the Super Bowl or not. When Washington lost to the winless Rams, at home mind you, it was like nobody noticed. will be happy if he only has 7-8 pass targets per game?

I think the sky is falling on the cowpokes. No, it was a scumbag move by a scumbag player, your cousin's thoughts notwithstanding.

That statement is startling in both its simplicity, and its stupidity. made concerning Garcia. If they win, it is never by enough points, or an ugly win.

Who cares I agree with just about everything that you posted but to answer your question, As Herm Edwards would say, "You play..to win..the game!"

Not one bit.

Williams for our first-round pick?

Well no I don't have anything against the "entire organization", in fact I have the utmost respect for the team's past success as well as most of the guys that have and are playing for the Cowboy's. Guess not.

Same # of SB wins. This is a shockingly good move by Detroit. Why are you simply stating facts, except to see him not be wrongfully accused in this case, or to imply that we don't know or care about "facts"? Time to get the popcorn ready.I'm not so sure giving up a 1st and 3rd rounder is a good gamble to upgrade an otherwise strong receiving corps when it's their defense that could use more fortification. "I'm not defending him at all, I'm simply stating facts."

And plus, maybe with a new GM those draft picks will mean something.

America's team? I believe they will be fine, but so much interest with everything they do. "BI, you seem to be taking this calling into question of T.O.

I agree with you Mickster.

Cowboys err with Roy Williams trade. That was Oklahoma’s Roy Williams who was the eighth overall pick.

As far as you saying that I'm defending T.O., I'm not defending him at all, I'm simply stating facts.

It should be fine for now. I don't think you're a bad person to defend him in this situation; everyone is entitled to their opinion. But do you think T.O.

At least Roy Williams seems to …

"I also see where so many people say that "on paper...." That's the great thing about the NFL, on any given Sunday..." In 1935 Williams began his career by …

By all means, no one is asking you to listen to what I have to say.

Your point being is....? He will always want the ball and never be happy with his "role" in the offense. Plus they haven't one a playoff game in 12 years. Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article.In 1935 Williams began his career by trucking livestock, and he later became active in the leadership of the Teamsters’ Local 41 in During his imprisonment, Williams testified as a government witness in criminal court cases; in 1987 he disclosed that he had been controlled by Nick Civella, who was identified at the trial as a Mafia boss in Kansas City. For Roy Williams and a couple of picks, maybe.

Unless you only have auction drafts and you went on a Romo binge. is all smiles today, I bet that changes come Sunday and Brad Johnson is having trouble getting the ball to him.Why do people forget that the Cowboys picking up Brad Johnson last year was a move made just for this exact moment. Guys like Romo, T.O., and Barber. I never can remember which is what) the facts.Horrible example since Montana hasn't been on an NFL roster since the 90's. It sends the message that they mean business about rebuilding, actually getting something in exchange for a former top 10 WR draft pick before he flamed out (or lit up).

No one says "did you see that offseason guard/longsnapper/center/