Dallas Cowboys Soap Opera continues

[courtdog]

I'm watching Sportscenter right now. The piece is called "Emotional Day for Cowboys" and they go over the game
Show a scene with a player with a tear in his eyes

Ok, but after the game they got Phony Homo on the podium talking about how emotional the game was for him
And then basically said how everybody was all broken up about it
But I have a question.

Maybe I'm wrong, but do you really believe a football team that has a 53man roster. Got the practice squad/coaches/workers/ball boys
Would everybody even know who the guy on the practice squad is?
Cuz the way they was making it seem, you'd think this practice squadder was a Leader on the team
If I'm wrong, please set me straight. Not hating, just an observation...

 

[Grifter]

 

[dtownreppin214]

shut up.

 

[HalfwayHandsome]

U lost 2 teammates. They are people too.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

I'm sure some of the defense were a lil sad, but I doubt anyone on Offense cared.Especially Romo

 

[courtdog]

No

shut up.

No

U lost 2 teammates. They are people too.

I agree, but if you would of asked Homo or Bryant this question 3 days ago, they would of probably answered "No" too

Like I said, if I'm wrong. Correct me. If you can't? That doesn't mean I'm right a man is dead!!!

Thats not my angle here. Its not an attack on cowboy fans. I even used the word cowboy instead of cowbroad like I feel I have to write
I feel its highly disrespectful if players are acting like they give a fukk for the media,,, lookin for pity n shyt
If its real emotions, cool. But they said they had grief counselors if needed
This ain't High School
Even in High School, if something tragic happened they had those ppl in place and it seemed odd to me
I'd need that I guess if I didn't have a family

But back to the topic. Locker rooms are not this UNITED thing. Players hate on each other, fight, don't talk to other players outside of practice/etc.
At work, you got ppl you cool with. If one person died, you'd be like "Daaaaaaamn..... I got dibs on his office" unless yall was tight
I'm having a hard time believing the majority of the team was close with a dude on the practice squad
If what I'm suspecting is correct, then shame on white america's team

 

[DallasTxRep]

Let that man rest in peace

 

[Absolut]

lol @ this fake, ridiculous outrage

 

[courtdog]

Let that man rest in peace

So I'm somehow interfering with that


Let me tell you why you should shut the fukk up. Cuz I'm actually speaking for the deceased homey
Looky here bruh. Imagine you are dude.

Imagine you not being cool with everybody on the team, then you see some guy you didn't like playing it up for the camera's while you watching down from above?

You'd be like

Honor that man by winning out, and getting a superbowl
Pittsburgh comes to dallas next week, and thats a game you should win
Homey's death should be something that brings a team together if they really cared
We'll see I guess. I'm not saying they got to win to honor the guy
But if they really sad over it, that will help there focus, there determination
Today is a game they'd usually lose. But that focus was there today

The Redskins remained focused after the loss of #21 (we lost) but we was focused for the rest of that season. We'll see cowboy fans, and R.I.P.

 

[DallasTxRep]

 

[K-Deini]

Report: Cowboys’ Jerry Jones, Jay Ratliff went ‘jaw-to-jaw’ in postgame*exchange | SI Tracking Blog

 

[JLova]

Report: Cowboys’ Jerry Jones, Jay Ratliff went ‘jaw-to-jaw’ in postgame*exchange | SI Tracking Blog

 

[unit321]

It is what it is.

 

[THE MACHINE]

Report: Cowboys’ Jerry Jones, Jay Ratliff went ‘jaw-to-jaw’ in postgame*exchange | SI Tracking Blog

He must have said something more than "we need you" to set him off. Unless he was patting him on the head like a dog when he said it.