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You certainly speak for yourself and your own feelings. 'Most other Cowboys fans'? Not so much. Witten didn't do himself any favors as a Cowboys legend by trying to hang on somewhere else for another year.

'We' are exactly the people that matter. 'Most others' won't matter one way or another.

But clearly you remember it. As do many other people.

I think that as you said, Garrett was a HUGE part of that. And it's no coincidence that once Garrett left, so did Witten. After losing his sponsor, he went elsewhere, and now talks about being the mentor that he's never been. I don't see how one more mediocre year somewhere else is worth the...

Yeah, but the quality of the tapes was excellent! :thumbsup

Man! That case continues to be a mess! I guess having the payoffs go public hasn't helped...

OK. I won't deal in absolutes either. But I am quite optimistic that a big issue in low quality of coaching has been greatly improved.

"What do 'disguises' mean?"

You don't think Garrett was a big part of the problem? Bold take.

"Stay patient"? In case the league office hadn't noticed, training camps have fucking started! :angry

When a guy is in his prime? Sure. survival of the fittest and all that. But there also comes a time when you know where you are in your career, and stop being about yourself and 'your spot' and start doing what's truly best for the team. Witten is certainly in the back nine of his career and to...

This. There has to be something to it if Hooper is bringing his name up like that as an example of how he WON'T conduct himself. Witten can be both a great player on the field and selfish off of it. And it sounds like that was the case.

He's still in the league? :wtf

And risk his ability to continue to steal money? No chance. Our only hope is that they cut him once he passes his physical so that they avoid any sort of injury settlement.

I guess they didn't like Ansah's medicals, Not surprising since that guy seems to be injured an awful lot. He may be damaged goods at this point.

The reigning NFC Champs look to be adding some established talents on the cheap. First at TE, now at DE. The rich are getting richer.

Not sure that I do either, but that was the suggested line of thinking and does make sense from a certain point of view.

This was offered as a possible explanation and it does make sense. Given the total lack of off-season and no preseason, the Cowboys intention was to have their presumptive starters get all of the reps working together that they can. Essentially, under the current circumstances, you can't afford...