Dez Bryant

[skyydiver]

I dunno. It cuts both ways. I sure enjoyed when TO did his thing on the star. But I really enjoyed when Smith did his thing on TO. The showboating, while showing what a-holes the individuals are, also adds a little excrement, er...excitement to the game.

 

[ronny]

You were right the first time.

 

[Buzz70]

I sure enjoyed when TO did his thing on the star.

I was at that game, it was awesome! The crowd was going freaking crazy. Hey if they guys can back it up let them be assholes, but they have to be able to back it up.

 

[ronny]

Buzz, think about what you just said. "They can be assholes if they can back it up."

I would argue that anyone who is an ******* can back it up.

When I see one of those guys put on their act, I'm reminded of the story about Vince Lombardi who, after watching one of his players score and make a fool of himself afterwards, pulled the player over and said something to the effect, "Next time you make a touchdown, act like you've been there before."

 

[Buzz70]

Yup, that's pretty much what I said. Just so I'm clear, I wasn't talking about in life, I was talking about NFL football. In real life IMO very few assholes can back it up. It's the quiet one with the cauliflower ears you have to watch out for ;-)

 

[Larry Morgan]

If it wasn't selling tickets, the teams wouldn't allow it.

 

[Honey Badger]

I can't stand him. Showboating, arrogant a**hole. I know it's wrong and makes me a lowlife scumbag, but I'm always rooting for someone to give him a long, long, street-clothes stint on the sideline. Just had to vent. He's a great player, but such a tool.

Agree 100%

 

[ronny]

It's the quiet one with the cauliflower ears you have to watch out for ;-)

Chuckle!

 

[Bleedsorange]

How is that?

Roy Williams hung a $54,896 dinner bill on Dez

 

[druryj]

If it wasn't selling tickets, the teams wouldn't allow it.

Like Professional Wrestling...