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jumped a police car on his motorbike :rolleyes

They don't care about the Cowboys, Jerry. They care about Dak and Zeke putting up points for their fantasy team.

his balky back says otherwise

why would you want a middling talent like Irving to endorse anything? this supplement company sounds like a convenient alibi he can use if he ever gets caught. "I wasn't cheating; I was innocently using a great product!" :rolleyes

only Trump is worse at vetting people

he went bonkers over the "Jerry death watch" thread and defected to DCC

who will mock your lame humor now that Middy is gone?

We still stand by him #Jerry

CNNSI 2017 NFL draft prospect countdown, No. 37: Taco Charlton, DE, Michigan First thing's first: His given name is Vidaunte, but his mother and grandmother nicknamed him "Taco" as a baby and it stuck. His Michigan career was kind of a slow burn—he had a combined 9.0 sacks and 14.0 tackles...

hmmm. they mentioned he had a great game vs FSU, but i don't see any clips from that game

I'll be filling a different dank hole

trying to make up for the Cassel catastrophe. no way we get a 3rd for him

When the NFL draft began with an offensive purge, the Cowboys lucked out. Seven teams among the top 10 overall picks selected offensive players, so the QB- and RB-happy teams let more quality defenders fall into Dallas' lap at 28. Even after the Dolphins took Missouri OLB Charles Harris at 20...

FRISCO -- The Dallas Cowboys got their man Thursday night. They targeted a defensive end in the first round and came away with Michigan's Taco Charlton at pick No. 28. Now onto the second and third rounds of the draft Friday night in Philadelphia. Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones...

In a first round filled with surprise picks, at least one absurd trade and a focus on offense even in a draft that was short on superstar skill players, the Cowboys stayed the course. They did a favor for jokesters and headline writers but, otherwise, the pick of Taco Charlton at 28 was the most...

On the morning of Day 2, it is best to write down as many thoughts as possible on the events of Day 1 before the bullets start flying again. So much happens on an NFL draft weekend that if you don't write several times before it is over, it will all start to blur in your memory: what happened...

wasn't impressed by his game tape. seems kind of slow and plodding. don't see him beating many OTs around the edge. and a damn good Bama player fell right into the Skins' lap. :-(

A tearful goodbye to a dying grandmother? That reminds me of .. someone.

slow, especially

Watt baby.