The Cowboys signed Aaron Glenn, who was cut by the Texans.

The Cowboys signed Aaron Glenn, who was cut by the Texans.
Nothing to say
Here's what the Warroom has to say about their picks:
Demarcus Ware:
With no defensive linemen or linebackers going in the top 10, coach Bill Parcells had all options on the board. Ware's stock shot up in recent weeks. It's questionable to take him ahead of Maryland OLB Shawne Merriman, who played against better competition in college and could be a more complete prospect. Dallas is converting to a 3-4 defense, and Ware is an explosive stand-up pass rusher. He will be Dallas' version of Willie McGinest. Apparently, Ware being suspected in a series of armed robberies pushed Jerry Jones towards selecting him.
Marcus Spears:
Things are falling perfectly for Dallas, which wanted a linebacker and defensive end in the first round. Since the rape charges were dropped, Spears fits great as a 3-4 end because he can hold up against the run and occupy blockers but also still get a push in the pass rush.
Kevin Burnett:
He is a terrific pick for the Cowboys, who have enjoyed an impressive defensive-minded start to the draft (including first-rounders Demarcus Ware and Marcus Spears). Once his girlfriend came out of the coma from the vicious beating and dropped charges, Burnett was a shoo-in. Burnett, a great run-and-chase 3-4 linebacker, also will fit right into their new scheme. In addition to showing outstanding athleticism, intelligence and quickness, he, like Ware and Spears, brings great intangibles.
Marion Barber:
Barber gives coach Bill Parcells a backup runner capable of being able to takeover not only as an accomplished methamphetamine lab operater, but also as a featured back if Julius Jones gets injured.
Chris Canty:
Canty is a terrific athlete who would've been a high first-round pick if not for knee and eye injuries he inflicted upon his two-year-old daughter last year. He is another player who fits well into the 4-3 or 3-4.
That's the guys they got in the first 4 rounds. Obviously, their Defense will be MUCH better than it was this past season.![]()
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I don't know what OD was thinking with being so mad that we didn't draft another CB in the 2nd. Newman, Henry's making a ton of $$$, Hunter... Adding depth at that particular position via the draft, much less a draft pick that high, wasn't really a necessity.Originally Posted by Rich
With picks that high, you want a guy who's going to compete for a starting job, not provide added depth and play nickel CB, which is what Glenn would give them.
You can't hit without your hands. --Nomar Garciaparra
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FWIW, I like the Glenn signing. ALOT. There were too many problems in the 2ndary last year between injury and bad play, so I just felt that and WR were the bigger needs, especially after the two 1st rounders. As upset as I was at the time of the Burnett pick, I was even more bothered by passing on Thorpe/Mathis in the early 4th.Originally Posted by DaBoys4LifeNYY35
So, I hear the A-Train has hitched up to the Cowboys bandwagon. Anthony Thomas as the backup is very good. It's also EXACTLY the reason why I didn't want to waste a 4th Round pick on an RB! (especially a crappy one like MB3)
Regardless, adding a veteran behind Julius that doesn't have Eddie George's mileage is a nice addition.
I'm suprised the Eagles didn't go after Thomas. IMO Philly didn't have a good offseason. They're counting on Bukhalter(sp) to return from knee sugery, have holdouts and other distractions. The Eagles achilles heel last year was their running game. They could become vunerable to the competition for the top spot in the NFC East.
What does everyone else think of taking a shot on Peter Boulware??
As long as it's not too expensive, of course...

Based on the thread title, i thought this would be a Patriot's discussion.Originally Posted by DaBoys4LifeNYY35
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Big hat, no cattle.
Ummm, no. This thread is for the FIRST team to win 3 Lombardis in 4 years.Originally Posted by hugelongtermdeal
Nate Newton was in the news today:
http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/sports/11647303.htm
TODAY'S TALK
Former Cowboy Nate Newton, left, says his competitive nature led him into the drug business. "I've always been competitive ..." said Newton, who retired after the 2000 season. "I couldn't see myself not being the biggest dope man." Newton, 43, was released from prison last year after serving about 2 1/2 years on a drug conviction.
WTG, Nate! Aim HIGH!!!!![]()
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Who knows, they may even win one again one day...Originally Posted by OxDiesel
Originally Posted by #1PaFan
wow, what a competitor -- gotta admire that guy
The real question is, does he mean in stature or on the scale???Originally Posted by #1PaFan
It's Called a "Lombardi."Originally Posted by OxDiesel
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Correct. As in, "We won a Lombardi in 1997." Or, "We won a Lombardi in 1967 & 1968."Originally Posted by #1PaFan
How-EV-ah, "We won 3 Lombardis in four years from 1993 through 1996."
Dip that in your cheese and eat it...![]()
TWELVE. Gas THAT up, Diesel!!Originally Posted by OxDiesel
Community OWNED.
ONE team in the NFL will NEVER move.![]()
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Perhaps we shouldn't talk about the Tarnish. I don't want to embarass Our Cowboy Fans.
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This news is SO 3 days ago. You can do better than that, George!Originally Posted by #1PaFan
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You can't hit without your hands. --Nomar Garciaparra
NYYFFFL: The Roy Williams Domination Maneuver
I wouldn't be surprised if Dallas wins the NFC East.
Good news so far on the progress of the issues addressed in the quoted post.Originally Posted by DaveK913
Parcells has finally moved Gurode back to center, and he's looking good so far. The competition between him and Johnson is a good thing.
Rivera has worked his way back and has been playing with the first team since the start of camp.
At right tackle, there has been talk of moving Larry over, but Parcells stated this would happen if and only if he had someone who could fill in at left guard better than anyone else other than Larry could play right tackle. Jacob Rogers seems to have made tremendous strides at right tackle coming off a season in which he was never quite ready enough to even see time on the field during a game. The entire Larry Allen Failed His Conditioning Test Nonsense was completely overblown (though it was pretty hilarious watching him plod through conditioning drills that he obviously didn't enjoy). I really think the keys here are Larry not being lazy and Flozell putting in a full, consistent effort, including cutting down on the penalties. Barring injury, the offensive line should be, at the bare minimum, solid to good.
Everywhere you look, with the notable exceptions of free safety because it's still up in the air who's going to start there and quarterback because you don't know how well Bledsoe is going to hold up, there is a pleasing amount of depth.
You can't hit without your hands. --Nomar Garciaparra
NYYFFFL: The Roy Williams Domination Maneuver
I'm starting to feel better and better about this season every passing day.
The fact that Spears should be back by September adds to the promise.
Given the option of Bledsoe or Testaverde, I'll take Bledsoe any day...I hope he has a resurgence and returns to the form he had a few years ago. I would have rather seen Collins or Warner in a Cowboys uniform, but Bledsoe will do for now. It would be nice to see Henson or Romo get some significant playing time, the Cowboys have done a terrible job in recent years developing QBs.Originally Posted by RIyankee
"Football doesn't build character. It eliminates the weak ones." -- DKR
I would rather stick hot needles in my eyes than ever have to watch Kurt Warner in a Cowboys uniform. On the other hand, at least then Roy Williams wouldn't be able to break Warner's thumb again, at least not during a game.Originally Posted by Tal Hawkins
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Ideally, Henson would soon show himself to be the next "guy", but he's been struggling a bit in camp. Of all the less-than-desirable QB options out there, I guess Bledsoe is probably the best for this team right now because we don't have a lot of time, meaning that his familiarity with how Parcells likes things done is a plus. I think he'll have a far better chance to succeed than Testaverde did because the play of the offensive line should be much improved. Additionally, Parcells has expressed regret at trying to get too fancy and trying to press the depleted offense to do more than it was capable of doing last year and will opt to call a much more steady diet of run plays. The depth at RB will make this more than feasible. However, yeah, I knew when we acquired him that he'd be pretty much another Testaverde, only younger.
I really thought Quincy Carter was headed in the right direction, despite his start as just another one of Jerry Jones' "intriguing prospects". It's too bad some other stuff got in the way.
You can't hit without your hands. --Nomar Garciaparra
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Here's a site you Dallas fans will enjoy...
http://www.theboys.com/home.asp
Agreed. Fewer passes, a better O-line, Jones/Thomas/Barber in the backfield, plus a run-first offense equals a more consistent team...which should get Dallas in the playoffs.Originally Posted by DaBoys4LifeNYY35
If by 'other stuff' you mean his lack of ability to throw a decent pass, then okay. Quincy never should have never made it to a starting role for any NFL team...he's a serviceable backup, nothing more.Originally Posted by DaBoys4LifeNYY35
"Football doesn't build character. It eliminates the weak ones." -- DKR
Cool. Tal, this is Nat. Nat, Tal. He's from Dallas. AND, from his profile, he's a Longhorn Fan.Originally Posted by Tal Hawkins
Hey Tal, don't say I never did anything for you! Nat is a BIGTIME Cowboys fan. AND, a Longhorn Fan. I'm sure the PMs will be flying between you two this fall & winter.
She's a fine young lady and a rabid fan; so much so that I allowed her to attend a game at the Hallowed Frozen Tundra this past Season. (How did she repay me? By NOT calling me.)
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Thanks for the introduction to Nat, #1PaFan. I'll be sure to keep in touch with her...should be a great season for both the Cowboys and Longhorns.Originally Posted by #1PaFan
Nat, any plans to attend a Cowboys game this year? Looks like the Boys will be in California 3 times...all within the first 4 weeks. I'm going to the Dallas/Philly game here at Texas Stadium on 10/9. I've only been to one game, the seats sucked and we lost to NYG...this time around we're splurging a little and will sit in the lower section.
"Football doesn't build character. It eliminates the weak ones." -- DKR
You probably did too muchOriginally Posted by #1PaFan
to remember, but YOU did not call ME.
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You can't hit without your hands. --Nomar Garciaparra
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The plan was to go to the Sunday night St. Louis game in Dallas on 1/1, but we're trying to change those plans to either the @ Giants game or the Monday night @ Eagles game. (I'm not in California during the school year. I was SO hoping that the San Diego game would fall over Christmas break.Originally Posted by Tal Hawkins
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My first game was also a loss to the Giants. Second time around, they beat the Giants to clinch the playoffs. I'm sure you'll have better luck, too.![]()
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You can't hit without your hands. --Nomar Garciaparra
NYYFFFL: The Roy Williams Domination Maneuver
Well, I gave you my number too! AND who had the brilliant idea to stay in Appleton? Why didn't you just get a room in St. Paul?Originally Posted by DaBoys4LifeNYY35
You & your brother missed out on a great steak dinner at Brett's!!! Not only would you have had a great & paid-for dinner, some of that Green Bay class might have permeated that slimy Crackboy soul of yours.
Well, for whatever it matters, I still say a prayer to St. Vincent for you every night.
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GO PACK GO!!!
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I may have extra ticket(s) to the @ Giants game if your interested...im not sure exactly how many..it could be 1 or 2...you would have to sit by myself and my friend....he is a die-hard Giants fan, Im a Jets fan who would def be rooting for the Giants (I wish death upon ParcellsOriginally Posted by DaBoys4LifeNYY35
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Jesus Montero since June 1 (286 at-bats):
.325/.386/.605/.991
July 1 (182 at-bats):
.348/.417/.658/1.075
Demarcus Ware
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You can't hit without your hands. --Nomar Garciaparra
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He had a monster first half. And he should; he's a Drunkard!Originally Posted by DaBoys4LifeNYY35
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Originally Posted by #1PaFan
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Vin Diesel wipes with 40 grit sandpaper.
Originally Posted by DaBoys4LifeNYY35
Uhhhh, yeah, I was watching. And, believe me, all I was thinking about the entire first half was how I was going to get crucified for what I said after the draft. Let's just say I've never been happier about being wrong and leave it at that.![]()
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So now that I've taken back EVERYTHING I said about him, I hope he doesn't make me regret it. And, yes, I noticed that the "next" Charles Haley is also wearing #94. And I can't believe I'm gonna have to watch him pile up stats for the Drumbling Funkards...![]()
DeMarcus Ware is the #1 topic of discussion on the radio here in Dallas...surprise, surprise, right? Patrick Crayton is another player getting a lot of pub today...I didn't watch all of last night's game, but from what I saw Ware is going to be a monster this year and Crayton could easily be the #1 or #2 wideout depending on how Glenn holds up.
"Football doesn't build character. It eliminates the weak ones." -- DKR
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The Crackboys picked up Peerless Price. I kind of figured they would take a shot on him just to team him back up with Bledsoe.
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I like this signing...should be of some help to Bledsoe's confidence, having played with Price before. I wonder if Keyshawn will be moved to 3rd on the depth chart, behind Glenn & Price...moving Crayton to 4th, and leaving Quincy Morgan out of a job. And, most importantly, they now have some depth at that position.Originally Posted by #1PaFan
"Football doesn't build character. It eliminates the weak ones." -- DKR
I'm sure you know Quincy Morgan is, indeed, now out of a job. I like this move, too. What I don't like is the bitterness I feel about releasing the dude we got for Antonio Bryant. That trade just became that much worse.Originally Posted by Tal Hawkins
Here's a list of their recent and cut-day transactions:
Signed S Willie Pile
Acquired LB Scott Fujita from Kansas City for a 2006 sixth-round draft pick and a conditional 2007 pick
Placed S Justin Beriault and LB Kalen Thornton on injured reserve
Released:
RB Erik Bickerstaff
DT Leonardo Carson
S Rich Coady
WR Tom Crowder
TE Tony Curtis
S Woody Dantzler
RB Keylon Kincade
K Nick Novak
DE Eric Ogbogu
LB Keith O'Neil
TE Jeff Robinson
TE Sean Ryan
S Lynn Scott
OL Matthew Tarullo
OL Tyson Walter
Waived-injured OT Kurt Vollers
A few of those guys have already been signed to the practice squad. A few of these moves make me uneasy. First, cutting Pro Bowl snapper Jeff Robinson and passing the long-snapping duties to rookie Jon Condo. I hope this works a lot better than when Hellestrae departed. If people didn't know how important a good long snapper was before then, they certainly learned. I assume Condo was given the nod because of his ability to contribute elsewhere on special teams. We'll see.
Secondly, cutting both Walter and Vollers. Both were singled out all summer for their abilities to play all along the line. I assumed there wouldn't be spots for both on the final roster, but cutting both when there are still doubts about the right tackle position?
You can't hit without your hands. --Nomar Garciaparra
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Yeah, I saw today that Quincy Morgan was released by the Cowboys...nothing that wasn't expected. Regarding the trade that brought Morgan here, at the time it happened I was on-board with it, but now I'm starting to think it was a bad move...I'm going to be pissed if Bryant has a good year in Cleveland.Originally Posted by DaBoys4LifeNYY35
Isn't Eric Ogbogu the guy in the Under Armour commercials? And please tell me they signed Woody Dantzler to the practice squad. Didn't Jeff Robinson have some health issues after he signed with Dallas? I know he was supposed to be one of the best deep snappers in the league, but if he's injury prone I'd rather see Condo get the start.
"Football doesn't build character. It eliminates the weak ones." -- DKR
I was pissed at the time it happened. He had every reason to be pissed about the two "Parcells Guys" jumping ahead of him on the depth chart before he even got a chance. He definitely went through a "sophomore slump", but he showed during his rookie season and then after his trade to Cleveland that he's got the talent. I had no qualms drafting him for my fantasy team.Originally Posted by Tal Hawkins
Eric "We Must Protect This House" Ogbogu... People are always asking him to say it. The entire team even egged him onto it after practice one day in camp. In fact, he signs his autograph "Eric Ogbogu PTH #90", PTH for "Protect This House."Isn't Eric Ogbogu the guy in the Under Armour commercials? And please tell me they signed Woody Dantzler to the practice squad. Didn't Jeff Robinson have some health issues after he signed with Dallas? I know he was supposed to be one of the best deep snappers in the league, but if he's injury prone I'd rather see Condo get the start.![]()
As far as I have seen, Woody was not signed to the practice squad.
I know Jeff Robinson was out for the whole year his first year with the Cowboys, 2002, but he played in all 16 games every year before and after that. Plus, in his bit role as a goal line tight end, literally all he did was catch TD passes: 4 passes for 4 TDs in his 2 active years with the Cowboys. My
brother and I always referred to him as "Jeff Robinson: All he does is catch touchdowns." Apparently, Parcells really likes Condo's special teams capabilities apart from his snapping. You know how Parcells likes guys who can contribute on special teams.
You can't hit without your hands. --Nomar Garciaparra
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I'm very comfortable with Ogbogu out there. Worst thing about all this is having to cut Bruce Thornton to make room for him.Originally Posted by RIyankee
You can't hit without your hands. --Nomar Garciaparra
NYYFFFL: The Roy Williams Domination Maneuver
Good luck Drew Bledsoe. Now that you're out of the AFC East, I can start rooting for you again.
Right up until the Super Bowl.![]()
Originally Posted by yankeeschic12324
Okay, it would be really nice if I could actually watch this game.
--Misti
Has anybody noticed we have a color option called "lemon chiffon?"
Yeah fer realz. Stupid Giants. Stupid regional coverage. I kinda like watching the helmets move across the screen on GameCenter, though.Originally Posted by SuperMario66
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Anyway, we just scored from inside the red zone. 1st down from the SD 17, a rush for 2 yards. 2nd down, incomplete. 3rd down, penalty, and I thought, "well, crap, I guess it's gonna be the same old thing. Can't score from inside the red zone..." BUT I WAS WRONG!!! This is a new year, indeed.![]()
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You can't hit without your hands. --Nomar Garciaparra
NYYFFFL: The Roy Williams Domination Maneuver
Bledsoe has looked real good thus far
Jesus Montero since June 1 (286 at-bats):
.325/.386/.605/.991
July 1 (182 at-bats):
.348/.417/.658/1.075
blown coverage by DeMarcus Ware...easy TD for McCardell
Jesus Montero since June 1 (286 at-bats):
.325/.386/.605/.991
July 1 (182 at-bats):
.348/.417/.658/1.075
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