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Troy: Some glorified janitor named Michael Burke keeps asking me to forward his resume to Jerry. Tony: Holy shit! You too?

Tony: Don't you wish Drew Pearson would shut the fuck up? Troy: I hear ya, bro. He couldn't carry Irvin's jock.

Tony: Is Jerry the best or what? Troy: Oh, absolutely. Jimmy can only dream of being that smart.

sp is right. that pic is smaller than sheik's dick.

Tony: Your slow ass would have been sacked 100 times behind this line. Troy: Fuck you.

Troy: You'll never win a championship Tony: I know.

Your thread insists upon itself.

I found most of your observations to be downright facile, bordering on glib. In other words, a poor man's Dbair.

back spasms

can't. already filled with cock.

nice going, bb

As Jimmy says, fear is a great motivator. I seriously doubt that Tony thinks about dollars and cents in the heat of battle, anyway.

I wouldn't franchise him. He's already at an age when most QBs have stopped winning Super Bowls. Of course, I wouldn't pay Spencer $8M to basically stop the run either.

And he'll continue to be paid as one of the league's best on a year by year basis. This 1) keeps him motivated, and 2) protects the Cowboys from making an expensive, long-term mistake if his play declines or he gets injured. Win-win. Nor do I think that Mariano Rivera is "insulted" by being paid...

From here on out I'd sign him to one-year contracts, like the Yanks do with Mariano Rivera. If he balks, let him go. True, signing him to a five-year deal wouldn't necessarily prevent them from drafting young QBs, but Jerry seems to prefer seasoned vets as backups.

No, Jerry's idea of life insurance is Kitna and Orton. Now 70, he has a "win now" mentality, meaning no room for the Kirk Cousins of the world.

No, it's the responsible thing to do. It's no more "stupid" than buying life insurance even though your odds of early death are low.

Expect that he has the benefit of being right. It goes without saying that Romo's successor is not presently on the roster, an indication of front office neglect on a par with the offensive line. They obviously think that Romo + a veteran backup will be good enough for the next several years...

Well, how many QBs have we drafted since Romo won the job in 2006? One (McGee)?

Not sure how one win against a beat up Philly team fielding a rookie QB erases 16 years of Jerry's ineptitude. The big winner was Garrett, whose seat got a little less warm (darnit).