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It was more Wade-ish than Parcells-ish. Making the funny at the end about that crazy boss of his was not something Parcells would do or need to do.

Garrett winning back the room doesn't do anything for us that matters. The players know the deal.

IIRC we also traded up (a third) with Philly to take him.

No. The little Asian professor he reported to. If Fat Rob were still around he could be Animal.

If Justbob was here, he would say....Stay on the thread Gentlemen --not each other

~cowering from the power of Justbob~

Which is what I basically said...here it is...don't blame me...I am the guy who got you those last three Lombardis...honest. ~salesman wink~

Even dbair thought that was not funny.

So this is Jerry saying "don't blame me or my Goof Son?" Seems legit.

Whoa. Not once did he say process. Da fuq?

Before everyone gets excited....it has yet to be clarified I'd he will be calling his offense or one Garrett has designed.

Emalsculation complete. Jason...if you need your nuts....they will be hanging from Jerry's rearview mirror.

Barely more than one deep at offensive tackle. Not even a quality guard on the roster. But four deep straight bigshot at TE. Five if you count Colin Cochart.

Thank God we lost out on that one. I still remember footage of them in practice with Fat Rob on the phone and Stephen pumping his fist like an idiot.

Then take the higher rated TE in Eifert...who also is considered a better blocker.

Smiley FAIL.

That was a miserable failure too. And Witten was a third. Kthxbai

The sad thing is that neither one of you guys can truly rationalize it with a straight face. But then you both come to the dismissive "a second round pick is nothing" stance.

And so what? You want to cry victim that everyone is picking on poor Jerry for his lack of faith in the board, but then praise what...the incredible luck someone didn't take Williams? Conceptually, only a stupid franchise invests that many premium choices on TE, especially when they have a...

And all the stuff you are talking about doesn't have to require a second round tight end at all costs. That's basically what we did by taking Escobar.