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That's also how he keeps a .500 winning percentage up the last 22 years. Welcome to :theu

FYP.

Ohhhh boy. Tub of lard.

But dumber than a box of rocks. Kris Richard likes intelligent players. If he cannot stay eligible in the looser college environment, how's he going to keep from being a suspension problem in the NFL? Answer is pass on him completely.

Habitual dope smoker and too dumb to maintain acedemic eligibility. Renew the Legion of Boobs!

It's not. Heat index requires humidity. So it's no surprise for intelligent people when the heat index is higher in Dallas than it is in desert Phoenix. Temperature isn't heat index. It's hotter in Phoenix.

105 in Dallas usually means a heat index of 125. 105 here is just, 105.

The part where I'm at. Saw 84 for a high today. Plus it ain't the temp so much as the humidity. It's dry here, makes the hot days much more bearable than they would be in the lowlands like Dallas for example. Also, your definition of the word "hot" is no doubt different than ours. We don't say...

It got up to 105 here yesterday. It stayed below 79 in my house. Helped that there was no heat index. Extremely low humidity. Cold front came through as scheduled overnight, we'll see only 85 or so today and the next couple of days.

Sure he will. Just like he did in 2016. It's a process.

The drops could have been mostly intentional sabotage from a disgruntled diva, just like what we saw from "the player."

What you had last year was a COACHING problem, not a QB problem. Teams taking away Beasley because he is more of a threat to them than Dez, who they were able to cover with just one guy. With Zeke gone, we just scrapped all pass plays involving the RB and when we had him on the field we still...

Here we go again, with the "inaccurate" shit. To each his own, doesn't matter if it's true. The dropped balls were from losing focus due to an inaccurate QB yet we only had one chronic dropper.

Day 49 of the Dez unemployment siege, and Stevie doesn't understand why Bryant is still unemployed. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/stephen-jones-doesnt-understand-why-dez-bryant-is-still-unsigned-after-april-release/

One valid point Dodger has comes to light when we realize Dak is only a 2nd year player. Romo would have shredded teams who doubled Beasley and left Dez and Witten singled. That was part of the whole gamble, teams knew the 2nd year guy was going to slavishly listen to Garrett whereas Romo would...

Taking away Beasley and letting you continue to tell your 2nd year QB to force the ball to Dez means they were forcing Jason Garrett to beat them. And you know how that goes. They do too. The drops by Dez and the picks off balls to Dez were just bonuses for the opponent. Key point of the...

Teams (accurately) saw him as a greater threat than Dez and adjusted accordingly. WE didn't adjust, continuing to force the ball to Dez because "he is open even when he's not." He's still open by the way, open on the market with zero takers.

Yep... It's the fact we have a china doll in Lee, more than the fact of the Gimp, that led us to high-draft LVE. The D disappears when Lee tears his vulva and they're hoping it doesn't collapse with LVE in there.

All 32 teams have this same problem. The successful ones coach up the "cheap" players and get a lot more out of their entire roster than we do. THAT is the problem, not the salary cap. So the question really isn't revealing in any way because it doesn't matter where you go "cheap" if you can't...