I'm not saying he isn't still grieving and that it can't have long lasting effects, what I'm saying is I'm questioning that it has some debilitating effect on him that he can't function and do his job for that length of time. People start to cope rather quickly and should be back to functioning normally in a few months despite still having symptoms to a much lesser extent.
I think the problem is that we are all so used to bullshit excuses with this organization that even if this is a legit reason it makes it very hard for us to trust that it's the case. Especially when the Cowboys as an organization are still trying to spin Jeff Heath off as a legit NFL safety prospect.
That's a fair assessment, they have done the sales pitch so many times I automatically assume it's snake oil pretty much as soon as they start speaking
Tweets or GTFO.
That is absolutely part of it. Don't feed me bullshit for years on shitty players and then expect me to believe you when making excuses for a high draft picks poor play.
I'm not sure about the last part if it was unexpected. I don't know if that was the case with Wilcox but suspect that it was since we never heard anything about it. I lost both of my parents early in my life unexpectedly. My mom was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease and passed away less than a year after the diagnosis and my dad to emphasymia (complicated but was unexpected at the time) a few years later. In both cases I know I was not normal for awhile and really didn't have time to grasp what had happened. Wilcox case happened in July/August. I can see where it could affect him the season quite easily. Whether it be due to lost time in training camp and not fully knowing the system or just having a hard time with life.
Even has that same expression on his face in an empty room.
I don't have that kind of time.
The funny thing is, this is actually an animated .gif.
Even has that same expression on his face in an empty room.
Texas' 2010 draft class was ranked in the top 5 by Rivals and ESPN and not a single player drafted.
Hook 'em Horns!
Then you know what you must do.
It's amazing how much you know about how individual people cope with grief.
Whack it furiously?
You're right, it is. That's what years of schooling and experience will do for you.
