Cowboys Nostalgia Thread

Smitty said:
You don't figure shit on this subject.

We have been around and around a thousand times. No point in doing it again.

Then when I argue it, it's "oh this thread has been Smitty'd."

You are the one picking a fight here.
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He contributed not a damn thing to this organization and a worthless POS that deserves to be out of the league.

Change My Mind.
 
NoDak said:
Well, I wouldn't say he didn't contribute anything. I appreciated that Thanksgiving day game against the Packers.

Other than that, tho, he can kiss my ass.
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You see what his "coaching" did. Made me forget about that one game.
 
Cotton said:
Why in the fuck am I seeing Jason f'ing Garrett's face in this thread?
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A Hall of Famer and two-time Super Bowl champ, former cornerback Deion Sanders was about as brash and confident as any athlete of the past 25 years.
And he was able to use that flashiness to make sure he wore No. 21 when he first signed with the Dallas Cowboys in 1995.
With then-Cowboys cornerback Alundis Brice already occupying the number, Sanders went out and surprised Brice with his dream car—a brand new, metallic blue, BMW 325i—and a note by his locker that read, "Now give me my damn jersey"...which Brice happily did.

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Athletes Who Have Paid for Jersey Numbers

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I seem to remember when Steve Walsh got to Dallas in’89 that Mike Saxon offered him his #4 for a price. Jimmy Johnson told Saxon he would be wearing #4 for another team.
 
data said:
A Hall of Famer and two-time Super Bowl champ, former cornerback Deion Sanders was about as brash and confident as any athlete of the past 25 years.
And he was able to use that flashiness to make sure he wore No. 21 when he first signed with the Dallas Cowboys in 1995.
With then-Cowboys cornerback Alundis Brice already occupying the number, Sanders went out and surprised Brice with his dream car—a brand new, metallic blue, BMW 325i—and a note by his locker that read, "Now give me my damn jersey"...which Brice happily did.

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Athletes Who Have Paid for Jersey Numbers

While most of us can admit to having some sort of superstitions or routines, athletes seem to have a hell of a lot more than normal folks. One of those weird things is having a favorite number to wear...
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Arrogance.
 
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