2022 Random Cowboys Stuff Thread

[boozeman]

Booze did.

In all seriousness, with Armstrong, the dude is playing his nuts off after getting the made man contract from the Joneses, which is rare. At least how we do the cheap ones now. I have given the dude shit, but he is producing at a rate where you have to consider him like a Tony Tolbert or something. He does feed off of Parsons, like everyone does. But he is very alert and makes plays, not just on his own but also just being around the ball and free.

It is interesting how he has developed more and more under Quinn and Durde. He was a poor fit under Marinelli, which is weird because he was so much better in a 3-4 type system than a static 4-3. Then the Nolan disaster, which I think we can just go ahead and erase everything and start over when evaluating.

 

[Cotton]

In all seriousness, with Armstrong, the dude is playing his nuts off after getting the made man contract from the Joneses, which is rare. At least how we do the cheap ones now. I have given the dude shit, but he is producing at a rate where you have to consider him like a Tony Tolbert or something. He does feed off of Parsons, like everyone does. But he is very alert and makes plays, not just on his own but also just being around the ball and free.

It is interesting how he has developed more and more under Quinn and Durde. He was a poor fit under Marinelli, which is weird because he was so much better in a 3-4 type system than a static 4-3. Then the Nolan disaster, which I think we can just go ahead and erase everything and start over when evaluating.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

In all seriousness, with Armstrong, the dude is playing his nuts off after getting the made man contract from the Joneses, which is rare. At least how we do the cheap ones now. I have given the dude shit, but he is producing at a rate where you have to consider him like a Tony Tolbert or something. He does feed off of Parsons, like everyone does. But he is very alert and makes plays, not just on his own but also just being around the ball and free.

Dang it booze. Don't take away our joy of giving you shit about him.

Should we worry about you?

 

[boozeman]

Don't celebrate it too much.

Armstrong's success is a feather in Goof Son's cap.

Look at the savings versus Gregory.

 

[boozeman]

Dang it booze. Don't take away our joy of giving you shit about him.

Should we worry about you?

I...I don't know.

 

[Cotton]

Don't celebrate it too much.

Armstrong's success is a feather in Goof Son's cap.

Look at the savings versus Gregory.

So, we hate on the crap, but also hate on the gains? This is not how someone should fan a football team.

 

[boozeman]

So, we hate on the crap, but also hate on the gains? This is not how someone should fan a football team.

Until I see the franchise make gains, it is difficult for me to acknowledge player accomplishments. They are the laundry.

 

[p1_]

In all seriousness, with Armstrong, the dude is playing his nuts off after getting the made man contract from the Joneses, which is rare. At least how we do the cheap ones now. I have given the dude shit, but he is producing at a rate where you have to consider him like a Tony Tolbert or something. He does feed off of Parsons, like everyone does. But he is very alert and makes plays, not just on his own but also just being around the ball and free.

It is interesting how he has developed more and more under Quinn and Durde. He was a poor fit under Marinelli, which is weird because he was so much better in a 3-4 type system than a static 4-3. Then the Nolan disaster, which I think we can just go ahead and erase everything and start over when evaluating.

he didnt break the bank, especially comparing to Gregory.

 

[boozeman]

Parsons and Bryant are not cut from the same cloth.

 

[Texas Ace]

In all seriousness, with Armstrong, the dude is playing his nuts off after getting the made man contract from the Joneses, which is rare. At least how we do the cheap ones now. I have given the dude shit, but he is producing at a rate where you have to consider him like a Tony Tolbert or something. He does feed off of Parsons, like everyone does. But he is very alert and makes plays, not just on his own but also just being around the ball and free.

It is interesting how he has developed more and more under Quinn and Durde. He was a poor fit under Marinelli, which is weird because he was so much better in a 3-4 type system than a static 4-3. Then the Nolan disaster, which I think we can just go ahead and erase everything and start over when evaluating.

And to make it even better, the guy has been damn good on special teams as well.

 

[Genghis Khan]

He definitely takes too much shit. He's got his limitations but he's been solid.

 

[Genghis Khan]

The long snapper has gone under the radar. We didn't skip a beat.

 

[mcnuttz]

Didn’t some of Fat Wade’s defenses have strong sack totals?

I got curious so went back and recorded how many sacks we had versus how many were given up every year since 2000.

Holy shit, look at the ratio this season.

Season	Sacks	Given up
2000	25	35
2001	24	34
2002	24	54
2003	32	37
2004	33	36
2005	37	50
2006	34	37
2007	46	25
2008	59	31
2009	42	34
2010	35	31
2011	42	39
2012	34	36
2013	34	35
2014	28	30
2015	31	33
2016	36	28
2017	38	32
2018	39	56
2019	39	23
2020	31	44
2021	41	33
2022	42	14

 

[mcnuttz]

Micah Boucher is a machine. And only has three more sacks than Armstrong.

Who the hell saw that coming?

Micah is a natural leader, just makes everyone around him better because they don't want to let him down.

 

[Cotton]

I got curious so went back and recorded how many sacks we had versus how many were given up every year since 2000.

Holy shit, look at the ratio this season.

Season	Sacks	Given up
2000	25	35
2001	24	34
2002	24	54
2003	32	37
2004	33	36
2005	37	50
2006	34	37
2007	46	25
2008	59	31
2009	42	34
2010	35	31
2011	42	39
2012	34	36
2013	34	35
2014	28	30
2015	31	33
2016	36	28
2017	38	32
2018	39	56
2019	39	23
2020	31	44
2021	41	33
2022	42	14

That's good shit, Nuttzy. Props.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Didn’t some of Fat Wade’s defenses have strong sack totals?

Yes, those were good defenses. The 2008 one wasn't as good overall but it lead the league in sacks. (Anyone remember sacking Eli 8 times in one night?) The 2009 defense finished second in the league in points allowed.

 

[p1_]

I got curious so went back and recorded how many sacks we had versus how many were given up every year since 2000.

Holy shit, look at the ratio this season.

Season	Sacks	Given up
2008	59	31
2022	42	14

Hmmmm.....

 

[boozeman]

 

[NoDak]

Micah is a natural leader, just makes everyone around him better because they don't want to let him down.

And he loves his mama.

 

[p1_]