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Stephen A. Smith laughs, can't believe Sean Lee would leave game for busted lip
Published: 30 September 2015 05:11 PM
Updated: 01 October 2015 12:11 AM
Sean Lee has proven to be the Cowboys' best player on the field this season.
The Cowboys were hurt when he he missed 10 plays in the third quarter on Sunday in the loss to the Atlanta Falcons.
Lee split his lip bad enough early in the third quarter that the Dallas weakside linebacker headed to the locker room for stitches. He finished with a game-high 10 tackles, a sack and two quarterback hits.
ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless found it strange that Lee left the game.
Said Smith on First Take: "This is football, and Sean Lee is gone for a busted lip? (laughs) You can't make this up."
Bayless: "I thought he would stay there in the game."
Smith: "Really? Really? Stich it up. And go in there when they are on offense."
Bayless: "Just Swallow it. Just play."
Smith, to Bayless: "It's just funny to me. The Dallas Cowboys will find a way. You lost the game yesterday to some degree because Sean Lee decided to leave the game, for what you said was critical stretches, for a busted lip. This is unbelievable to me."
Smith continued on his rant: "You know in your heart of hearts and that suspect secondary, you know the Cowboys getting ran on like that by Devonta Freeman, and Julio Jones doing what he wanted to do when he wanted to, abusing the Dallas Cowboys. ... It's hilarious to me, because you got Joseph Randle, It's nice to see him in something football-related as opposed to stealing draws. He looked spectactular. It's beautiful to see him in the news for football-related matters as opposed to issues at department stores."
Bayless began the segment wallowing over the Cowboys' loss.
Said Bayless: "I'm still pretty shook up from what I saw in the second half. My confidence is shaken but not broken because I still believe my cowboys can win the NFC East because I don't trust any of those three other teams enough to say, 'Oh, we're in big trouble.' I didn't like what I saw on the first half, I flat out loved it which is why I went from all time elation to deflation.
(The Cowboys') "offensive line, which got its tails kicked all the way back into the locker room by the Atlanta defense. Minus-four yards rushing the second half? This team can be terrible at home but I thought on the first half that I liked what I saw. So I'm not going to give up. My glass is barely half full.
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line up behind me for turns at kicking Smith's ass....hate that douche. He's one person that can make me support Bayless, a guy I normally hate.
Published: 30 September 2015 05:11 PM
Updated: 01 October 2015 12:11 AM
Sean Lee has proven to be the Cowboys' best player on the field this season.
The Cowboys were hurt when he he missed 10 plays in the third quarter on Sunday in the loss to the Atlanta Falcons.
Lee split his lip bad enough early in the third quarter that the Dallas weakside linebacker headed to the locker room for stitches. He finished with a game-high 10 tackles, a sack and two quarterback hits.
ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless found it strange that Lee left the game.
Said Smith on First Take: "This is football, and Sean Lee is gone for a busted lip? (laughs) You can't make this up."
Bayless: "I thought he would stay there in the game."
Smith: "Really? Really? Stich it up. And go in there when they are on offense."
Bayless: "Just Swallow it. Just play."
Smith, to Bayless: "It's just funny to me. The Dallas Cowboys will find a way. You lost the game yesterday to some degree because Sean Lee decided to leave the game, for what you said was critical stretches, for a busted lip. This is unbelievable to me."
Smith continued on his rant: "You know in your heart of hearts and that suspect secondary, you know the Cowboys getting ran on like that by Devonta Freeman, and Julio Jones doing what he wanted to do when he wanted to, abusing the Dallas Cowboys. ... It's hilarious to me, because you got Joseph Randle, It's nice to see him in something football-related as opposed to stealing draws. He looked spectactular. It's beautiful to see him in the news for football-related matters as opposed to issues at department stores."
Bayless began the segment wallowing over the Cowboys' loss.
Said Bayless: "I'm still pretty shook up from what I saw in the second half. My confidence is shaken but not broken because I still believe my cowboys can win the NFC East because I don't trust any of those three other teams enough to say, 'Oh, we're in big trouble.' I didn't like what I saw on the first half, I flat out loved it which is why I went from all time elation to deflation.
(The Cowboys') "offensive line, which got its tails kicked all the way back into the locker room by the Atlanta defense. Minus-four yards rushing the second half? This team can be terrible at home but I thought on the first half that I liked what I saw. So I'm not going to give up. My glass is barely half full.
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line up behind me for turns at kicking Smith's ass....hate that douche. He's one person that can make me support Bayless, a guy I normally hate.
