TO is a Dallas Cowboy now

[burgundy]

He busted his ass harder than anyone in Superbowl XXIX. "Hasn't produced a championship" is a horseshit critique in football, a team sport where every team has 53 players. Doubly so of a WR. They see that ball maybe 10 times a game at most.

Dude is nuts, and a locker room cancer, but he plays his fucking ass off.

Agreed. Except that "locker room cancer" has outweighed "played his ass off" for his whole career so far.

[Saint of Killers]

LOL, how does he make the Cowboys a SB contender? They have so many other holes that it doesn't compute. Plus, they released Keyshawn for him, and while he isn't exactly TO, he's still a great player that does a lot of the things that TO does that few receivers will.

If Keyshawn was ever really great, he sure hasn't been lately. He's basically just a small tight end. Yeah, he makes tough catches over the middle. He still hasn't broken 1000 yards or 6 TDs in the last three seasons.

WR is not a problem for the Cowboys, though. They need to fix that O-line.

And to respond to Saint of Killers. Most of the fans did not turn on McNabb, its the actual comments he said recently that got alot of fans in an uproar.

Bullshit. Philly fans turn on McNabb every time he throws a pick or the Eagles lose a game.

[Joust Williams]

See, you just hit it though. They don't have a good line or QB, so expecting some huge statline is a little much.

[Advocate]

No whats Bullshit is saying

Philly fans turn on McNabb every time he throws a pick or the Eagles lose a game.

He was supported the entire time TO was ripping him. The fans were on HIS side, even more they were wanting TO to go. But when McNabb brought the TO thing back up during the SB on ESPN. Thats when the fans started to question him.

[StriderKyo]

He keeps himself in ridiculous shape.

So did Jerry Rice, and by the time he was 34/35 people were saying he should step back and let TO be the man.

[Saint of Killers]

Philly fans boo their team every single time something bad happens. They booed Santa Claus. They throw batteries. They are the worst fans in the nation by far. Everyone hates them.

See, you just hit it though. They don't have a good line or QB, so expecting some huge statline is a little much.

Terry Glenn, who I don't think anyone would argue is a great receiver, had 1100 yards and 7 TDs in Dallas last season. Keyshawn is a good possesion receiver, but that's it.

So did Jerry Rice, and by the time he was 34/35 people were saying he should step back and let TO be the man.

I don't think that really started until he was in his late 30s. He also had one of the greatest seasons for a WR ever at age 33.

[Thief Silver]

Philly spat on I think it was against pittsburgh some fan spat on one of the opposing players mother's, their teams can go fuck themselves with fans like that.

[Saint of Killers]

I know Clinton Portis's mom punched some Philly fan in the face after she had a beer thrown at her by said fan. Clinton Portis's mom is awesome.

[Advocate]

Philly fans boo their team every single time something bad happens. They booed Santa Claus. They throw batteries. They are the worst fans in the nation by far. Everyone hates them

Oh and I guess Denver didn't throw battery laced snowballs either right? Or how about Cleveland throwing beer bottles on the field hitting refs and players thereby causing the game to end, or Detroit throwing liquid on players and causing a major brawl?

Right. Philly is bad. NO. Philly takes the blame for alot of crap.

And lets me tell you about that Santa Claus story. The Santa was drunk flipped the fans the bird, threw up on a 10 yr old, and cussed at kids. When the children sat on his lap he told them all to f' off. So, yeah people threw snow balls at him. The Pennsylvania Gov. even threw one at him.

And lets date this Santa story ... Dec.14th, 1946!

[Kinopio]

If Parcells publicly embarrases TO, then this is a good thing. But TO and his annoying agent dissapearing forever would have been better.