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Jackie Lee
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9 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I love my wife. I really do...

So much in fact that I got her a personalized authentic Cowboys jersey.

Told her I'd considered waiting to give it to her as a Christmas or birthday gift but I wanted her to have it now before her season was over.

She responded "Oh, my season isn't over until the Super Bowl. Your season is over" 😳

 

 

 

 

I love my wife. I really do 😕

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2 minutes ago, Ricky Spanish said:

Interesting to see the influx of Practice tweets/updates the week Rhule is gone...

Coincidence? I think not. 

My wife's jokes aside I've had to kind of remind myself over the last couple of days that football season is still going on.

Head coaches getting fired make you think of the offseason, and even a lot of our discussion has centered around what would typically be offseason topics.

And then I'm reminded "Oh yeah, we're playing this Sunday."

I'm probably not alone in that.

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59 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

 

Man, what an interesting response from Robby…. I thought he might be a little more responsive, but he looked completely disinterested.  Almost as if he realized Matt was great in college and helping him get paid, but wasn’t up to being an NFL coach.

it’s a business.  Indeed.

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30 minutes ago, d-dave said:

Man, what an interesting response from Robby…. I thought he might be a little more responsive, but he looked completely disinterested.  Almost as if he realized Matt was great in college and helping him get paid, but wasn’t up to being an NFL coach.

it’s a business.  Indeed.

So there were reports that Tepper Sports told the players to ignore the media, dont tweet, and stick to the script when they fired Angel Ramirez this season. I can't say with confidence that this report was accurate. However, seeing how players have spoken about Rhule and his firing... I'd almost think they were told the same thing. Hence RA's behavior in the interview.

Now the inverse to this.... they didnt believe Rhule would take them all the way, and now they are relieved. 

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43 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

So there were reports that Tepper Sports told the players to ignore the media, dont tweet, and stick to the script when they fired Angel Ramirez this season. I can't say with confidence that this report was accurate. However, seeing how players have spoken about Rhule and his firing... I'd almost think they were told the same thing. Hence RA's behavior in the interview.

Now the inverse to this.... they didnt believe Rhule would take them all the way, and now they are relieved. 

It's always hard to judge by players. They're way more prone to take the blame themselves than they are to throw anyone under the bus.

That said, Robbie looked like he'd been shot with a tranquilizer dart.

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