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Yikes!

Bingo.

Nah. But I do think all three are in a sadomasochistic relationship. Their safe word: Pozderac

Jerry is now entering his "aged Al Davis" stage. ... although he (Jerry) won't be lucky enough to stumble into a Super Bowl.

That's one high quality coping strategy. But instead of Bud, I'd suggest Lone Star. And if you can't get that, go with Pabst Blue Ribbon. As for the hammer, you can't go wrong with a Stanley.

I'd be disappointed with a TE in the 1st. But that's not unusual. I've been disappointed through most of the past 15 seasons. ... I watched the last game of last year with in-laws who were not Cowboys fans. A brother-in-law asked "so how does it feel to watch your team lose this game and...

Given how many holes this team had and still has, I'm still not a fan of allocating a 1st and 2nd round draft choice on Claiborne. I was disappointed in Vickers. He's expendable. At this point I think Free has to be cut. Too bad he didn't turn out to be a quality starter. I'm not...

I mentioned the same pick several weeks ago. Jerry is all about the "wow player". But as Theebs points out, it isn't unusual this time of year for the team to engage in a bit of roster churning.

Great question. Over. Clearly.

He did. It is difficult to understand what happened. Was it that it took a little while for him to be "figured out" by opponents? Pure speculation on my part, of course, but I also wonder if perhaps in 2009 and 2010 he was taking performance enhancing goodies. And then stopped. I'm...

He fooled me. I thought he was going to be a solid starter for years. He looked very good in relief of Columbo ....

For whatever it is worth .... http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2013/01/23/5-common-misconceptions-about-ray-lewis-murder-trial/ 5 Common Misconceptions About Ray Lewis’ Murder Trial January 23, 2013 1:58 PM By: Eric Thomas Ray Lewis seems poised to ride into the sunset like Jerome Bettis if the...

His name sounds similar to former Cowboys' draft busts.

Obviously correct. Painfully obvious.

Yeah, I agree with your point. I enjoyed watching a coach who is bright enough to game the game like that (take the safety and encourage intentional holding on the play).

I think of TEs as coming in three types: 1. Primarily Blocking TEs 2. Primarily Pass Receiving TEs 3. Generalists who work hard at both blocking and pass receiving. The guys in the first category get little respect from the public. The guys in the second category (compared to 1 and 3) tend to...

I know what you mean. I think the television cameras don't show enough of all that he does (route running and especially blocking) for us at home to fully appreciate just how good he is. His greatest strength is that he's an outstanding all-around tight end. All we tend to see on TV are...

Very nice. Good for him.

IMO, the refs more or less allowed the DBs to play old school pass defense last night. There were other no-calls that could have been called (e.g., especially a particular play vs. T. Smith), but, for the most part, the refs let 'em play last night. I'd prefer that the NFL and refs would...

I really dislike that SF coach.