John Kerry could get 400 yards passing on them.
Posted on 12/16/2013 5:55:28 PM PST by servo1969
It’s no doubt that Dallas Cowboys WR Dez Bryant is a fierce competitor on the field, but his emotions got the best of him before the end of the game Sunday night against the Packers – forcing him to abandon his teammates on the sidelines and leave the game with minutes to spare.
Following a 4th quarter interception ruling, giving Green Bay the ball and ultimately the victory, Bryant left the bench and headed back to the locker room – according to Bryant, to cry.
“I was very emotional. I cried when I got into the locker room.” Bryant said Monday during a visit to Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas.
“Obviously he was frustrated, as a lot of us were.” said Cowboys COO Stephen Jones. “It wasn’t a good decision on his part, I think he was the first to admit it. He let the heat of the moment and the emotion of the game get to him.”
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Kinda reminds me of the late owner of the Raiders named Davis, who at least did seem to know a bit about the game and teams, at least for a time..........
Maybe they need to learn when to move aside and learn when the ego is getting in the way.
But then, that is not the way with egotists, is it?
Wasn't it Spanos in SD that caused so much havoc?
Bush's fault.
Leni
Tom Landry must be spinning in his grave.
:)
John Kerry could get 400 yards passing on them.
Tim Tebow could get 400 yards on them.
Blindfolded.
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