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Hit 88 & we go back in time like the DeLorean: Offical '14-15 Dallas Cowboys Thread
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muzikfrk75
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ARLINGTON, Texas - When the Dallas Cowboys return to work on Monday, suspended defensive tackle Josh Brent will be eligible to join his teammates, according to multiple sources.
Brent and the NFL agreed to a modified suspension on Friday in which he will still miss the first 10 games of the season, but he will be allowed to work out and take part in meetings with the Cowboys two weeks earlier than the original conditions of the suspension as well as other concessions.
On Sept. 2, Commissioner Roger Goodell announced a 10-game suspension of Brent and put in place certain conditions in place that must be met before he returns to playing for his involvement in a Dec. 2012 accident that cost the life of teammate and friend Jerry Brown.
Under the original terms of the suspension, Brent would have been eligible to attend meetings and workouts starting in Week 7 and practice with the team in Week 9. He was only allowed at Valley Ranch to meet with counselors as part of his rehab.
Brent will be allowed to begin practicing on Week 9 and will be allowed to travel to London with the team on Nov. 3 as the Cowboys prepare for their Nov. 9 meeting against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium. Initially, he was not allowed to travel with the team until he was cleared to play.
Brent was sentenced to 180 days in jail after convicted of intoxication manslaughter and spent the final 45 days of his sentence in a treatment facility. He has been working out on his own atMichael Johnson Performance in McKinney, Texas.
The agreement between Brent and the NFL came after he sought immediate reinstatement after the NFL failed to hold a hearing for his appeal within the time limits set forth in the collective bargaining agreement, according to multiple sources.
According to the CBA, appeal hearings need to be heard within 13 days following the suspension, unless the two sides agree to a delay or if there is a finding by the hearing officer of extenuating circumstances. Brent filed his appeal on Sept. 2.
There was no penalty for the league for failing to meet the deadline, according to the CBA.
The first game in which Brent is eligible is Nov. 23 against the New York Giants.
Brent and the NFL agreed to a modified suspension on Friday in which he will still miss the first 10 games of the season, but he will be allowed to work out and take part in meetings with the Cowboys two weeks earlier than the original conditions of the suspension as well as other concessions.
On Sept. 2, Commissioner Roger Goodell announced a 10-game suspension of Brent and put in place certain conditions in place that must be met before he returns to playing for his involvement in a Dec. 2012 accident that cost the life of teammate and friend Jerry Brown.
Under the original terms of the suspension, Brent would have been eligible to attend meetings and workouts starting in Week 7 and practice with the team in Week 9. He was only allowed at Valley Ranch to meet with counselors as part of his rehab.
Brent will be allowed to begin practicing on Week 9 and will be allowed to travel to London with the team on Nov. 3 as the Cowboys prepare for their Nov. 9 meeting against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium. Initially, he was not allowed to travel with the team until he was cleared to play.
Brent was sentenced to 180 days in jail after convicted of intoxication manslaughter and spent the final 45 days of his sentence in a treatment facility. He has been working out on his own atMichael Johnson Performance in McKinney, Texas.
The agreement between Brent and the NFL came after he sought immediate reinstatement after the NFL failed to hold a hearing for his appeal within the time limits set forth in the collective bargaining agreement, according to multiple sources.
According to the CBA, appeal hearings need to be heard within 13 days following the suspension, unless the two sides agree to a delay or if there is a finding by the hearing officer of extenuating circumstances. Brent filed his appeal on Sept. 2.
There was no penalty for the league for failing to meet the deadline, according to the CBA.
The first game in which Brent is eligible is Nov. 23 against the New York Giants.
Richboi804
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i can't believe payton didnt go for it on 4th with brees.
BigE214
Future GOAT
Im at my momma crib and she's like "okay give me the remote"
I said, "We gotta watch the post game"
She like, "WE JUST WATCHED THE GAME"
I said, "We gotta watch the post game"
She like, "WE JUST WATCHED THE GAME"
BigE214
Future GOAT
Just sent out my first batch of "Superbowl" text 
can't wait to see Prime and the Playmaker swagging out on NFL Network tonight during our highlights 
Been on break for a minute. Missed the last 2 games after seeing us get demolished Week 1.
What a glorious game to return to. I saw shades of 2007 Cowboys the way this offense was running tonight.
A balanced offense with a competent offensive line is a beautiful thing, brehs
What a glorious game to return to. I saw shades of 2007 Cowboys the way this offense was running tonight.
A balanced offense with a competent offensive line is a beautiful thing, brehs
muzikfrk75
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BigE214
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what's yo number
Mo Claiborne's bytch ass needs to stay on the bench. Ol fragile ass nikka. 
He barely got pushed and went to the ground on some
. Should've never played in the first place. Even the football gods knew he shouldn't have played and him getting hurt the way he did proves that.