Mosley: Don't expect Rolando McClain to be the answer for Cowboys

[boozeman]

Yeah, I mentioned that in my edit/add on the last post. And why I asked for clarification earlier. I missed the connection.

You are a bulldog. Hell's bells.

 

[JBond]

Mentally he is either ready to play now or he isn't. It won't take long to find out.

I would encourage our big boys up front to smack him around and put a hurt on him. If if makes it past that without going bonzo and is making plays, good for him. He is still a knuckle head kid. Some take longer than others to grow up. I hope he has started the transition to manhood.

 

[Jon88]

He was psychotic, and worse satisfied Jerry at the position.

The "success" with Spellman (despite his open fighting on the field) led Jerry to sign that waste of space Dimitrius Underwood.

To top it all off he broke Greg Ellis' leg.

The net take from getting him was negative and contributed to he team going 5-11.

I've said it before. Ellis was a Strahan-type player before breaking his leg.

 

[boozeman]

I've said it before. Ellis was a Strahan-type player before breaking his leg.

No, he wasn't.

There is no way a cry baby like Ellis would ever approach Strahan level.

 

[Cotton]

No, he wasn't.

There is no way a cry baby like Ellis would ever approach Strahan level.

He wasn't even close.

 

[Jon88]

No, he wasn't.

There is no way a cry baby like Ellis would ever approach Strahan level.

He was a dominant force that year and had 2 90+ yard td returns.

He was never the same after the injury.

 

[Clay_Allison]

I do think Ellis was a much more explosive player before the broken leg. Also, after the broken leg he tended to get six sacks in the first 8 games and finish with 8, consistently wearing down late in the year. I think before the leg injury he was a Jim Jeffcoat type talent and afterwards he was more of a Tony Tolbert.

 

[boozeman]

He was a dominant force that year and had 2 90+ yard td returns.

He was never the same after the injury.

Two 90 plus returns, eh?

 

[NoDak]

Two 90 plus returns, eh?

He had Devn Hester like return skills before the broken leg, yo.

 

[L.T. Fan]

He had Devn Hester like return skills before the broken leg, yo.

Ole Greg was a speed burner. That's why he was a defensive lineman.

 

[Jon88]

Two 90 plus returns, eh?

Off a fumble and interception is what meant.

 

[p1_]

Correction: In a 12 year career, he had ONE score, that occurring in 1999. It was 87 yards. Where did you pull the other one from?

The interweb is a great source of info.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/player/stats/_/id/1445/greg-ellis

 

[NoDak]

Willie Blade was a Warren Sapp-type player before shitting his pants.

He was never the same after that.

 

[p1_]

Ah yes, the "trashcan full of rocks" Willie Blade.

 

[NoDak]

Ah yes, the "trashcan full of rocks" Willie Blade.

I thought that was John Nix? Willie was the Mad Shatter.

 

[Jon88]

Correction: In a 12 year career, he had ONE score, that occurring in 1999. It was 87 yards. Where did you pull the other one from?

The interweb is a great source of info.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/player/stats/_/id/1445/greg-ellis

87 yards...close enough

 

[p1_]

I thought that was John Nix? Willie was the Mad Shatter.

You're probably right . It's been a while, but they were drafted the same year I think.

 

[data]

Ah yes, the "trashcan full of rocks" Willie Blade.

I thought that was John Nix? Willie was the Mad Shatter.

Please recap. I'm unaware of this story.

 

[NoDak]

Please recap. I'm unaware of this story.

I don't remember what it was, exactly. He crapped himself during training camp, or something like that. Maybe somebody else remembers it better.

 

[Cotton]

I don't remember what it was, exactly. He crapped himself during training camp, or something like that. Maybe somebody else remembers it better.

Him and Todd "Piss your pants" Pinkston should get together.