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[QUOTE=MoLewisrocks;739658]It was a little over the top from an emotional guy who criticized that QB himself several days ago...

He almost had me until he chided the media that he has always had good relationships with his QB's and he's always had their backs...QUOTE]

I love this part. All I was thinking of how he put Jeff Garcia and Drew Bledsoe under the bus. What a piece of work this guy is.

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Tunescribe

How do you anticipate that will play out? Jones already has declared that a bad playoff showing would not prevent the Pillsbury Doughboy from returning as coach.

Mogamedogz

Sad?? Sure. I feel bad...

But that was some of the funniest stuff I've heard in a while!! I almost pissed myself. (Did anyone else notice that there were no real tears streaming)?

Patsfanin Philly

Correction- everything to him is about him...He's happy in Dallas because he;s got a QB who always throws to him and won't/can't/hasn't stood up to him. He ripped his QB in SF, nixed a trade to Balt and eviscerated his QB and a team in Philly from which I still don't think they've recovered.....Next question......

Hollywood_Brady

i applaud TO for standing up for his QB... just like moss standing up for brady...

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upstater1

He drops balls.

Important balls.

And he showed up for the Eagles when they picked our guy blatantly coming over the field. That was the guy that would have taken out TO for no gain.

I really feel this guy is a team killer, poor attitude, drops a ton of balls.

Truck

I wonder if he had therapy at the beginning of the season?
He goes from being upset at everyone to being happy to being so happy he feels his teammates' pain

He is a competitor though; unlike many others, he does everything he can to get on the field and make plays when he's injured

BoltsFan

TO! There's no crying in football. Sack up!

frankiesfly

Holy crap......I just saw it. You were serious, lol. I think he was crying about the loss, and not really for Romo. When your emotions are running after a big loss, it don't take much to break down sometimes.

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Skree

I just saw it too. I didn't see any tears though. Just a lot of sniveling