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ODAAT Amigo.

Everyone does, actually. Tony's surgery has another year to heal and he has another year of rehab for it, under his belt when OTAs start. But still somehow managed a good average per rush. I did not say that at all. I believe this is what Jerruh and CT will be thinking. 300+ for the one...

Hardly. Historically there's precedent. It's actiually VERY doubtful we will see more than 300 carries - entire team - next year. Because.... wait for it - Tony Romo was coming off major invasive lower disc back surgery and his mobility was greatly restricted and this repaired back was still...

It's been documented there was no plan involved in drafting Martin, and there's been no real commitment to the run game until last season, as also documented earlier in the thread. Any pickup of o-line players early in the draft was done to protect Tony, not to have a ground and pound offense...

Yep he had a lot to prove anyway, without now the substance abuse issue on top of it.

Add Bennett then divide by 13 and it's a horrible percentage.

Why? It clearly says it's counting the last 231 picks. That takes us all the way back to Jerruh's first draft in 1989. I come up with 233, because I counted the supplemental picks as well. If we count only the last 10 years, it's only 13 pro bowlers out of 161 drafted, for a percentage of...

Interesting how much smaller the list gets and the percentage tanks, once Jimmy was out of the picture. Link It's only 20 pro bowlers, out of 161 picks sans Jimmy for a putrid 12.4 % That's averaging one pro bowler drafted, per year since the 1995 draft. Meanwhile it was 14 of them, in the...

End of thread. :biggrin By the way I checked it here, and the chart in the OP is counting ALL draft picks which happened since Jerruh bought the team, all time going all the way back to the 1989 draft. (233 picks actually) So with Jimmy calling the shots pretty much to start off and for...

Martellus Bennett right off the top of my head. There's many others. Dallas wastes time with pissants like Bennett, saying they are "waiting for the light to come on" and it never does, until they leave. He was round 2, pick 61 in the 2008 draft.

Johnny Futon.

Would just like to see the percentage of picks who didn't do shit in Dallas, then after signing to another team suddenly they're in the pro bowl. Would also like to see how many of them have SB rings from their new teams while we languish in 20 years of mediocrity - because we didn't get shit...

Plus if this counts players who made the pro bowl for teams other than Dallas, how valid is it?

Is this with the players still on the team, or when they go elsewhere and flourish? This counts only the last 231 picks? Does that put the 90s picks in the mix? If so, not Jerry's doing.

This completely discounts that Garrett SHOULD have already known this, having been on this team backna day with Emmitt and co. Somewhere between then and when he came back, he adopted the Coryell scheme as his core philosophy and believes in it. The Coryell scheme doesn't allow for 400 carries...

Of course they know. They will get the same stupid, immature punk puke they drafted.

There's nothing at all to indicate that, besides the one year wonder of last season. Basic, core philosophies don't change - they get put on the back burner due to circumstances such as Tony's back issues.

Restructuring Tony bought 12 mil in cap space. I hope they use most of it on defense. They're going to need it.

Peterson, Gurley, or even if we still had Murray, it's kind of preposterous (to me anyway) that we still give one guy 400 carries. It simply won't be happening, with Tony's health tons better than last year, as it should be. Most people think what we saw last year represents a new direction...

Because if someone yells out "Beeee, 29!" everybody scatters for cover still! Vintage, working B-29 Superfortress bomber at local airfield today.