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The Dallas Cowboys Will Regret Releasing Terrell Owens
Published: July 31, 2009
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We have all heard that he is the team obliterator, a menace in the locker room, poison to team chemistry, a loud mouth, and simply an arrogant individual.
Who cares about any of that if Owen’s delivers on the field! He is still a great player who defenses have to account for. Sometimes teams are putting a corner and a safety on him just to cover his deep threat ability.
Yes, he drops a lot of short passes but he catches the big 60-yard throws that count the most.
While statistically his numbers have gone down, he still opened up the field for Jason Witten, Marion the barbarian, and Roy Williams
No more deep threat now defenses can put eight men in the box and dismantle Barber when he touches the football.
All that drama you know dang well the media loved it. The Cowboys are a soap opera, it’s their job to entertain us with those things being “America’s team.”
Do you remember how the Giants did very well until Burress had that incident in the night club and could not play? Eli Manning was in tears and was calling Plaxico to come back as he was getting sacked every minute without a deep threat.
Well, the same thing is going to happen to the cowboys.
Mark my words Jerry Jones, you will regret this come playoff time. You need a big time receiver. Let’s see if the two draft picks you wasted on Roy Williams will pay off…
I doubt it.
How The Patirots Will Go 19-0 and Win Super Bowl XLIV
Published: July 31, 2009
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During the 2007 season, while the Pats where beating team after team, we all knew this could not continue. Someone was going to beat the mighty New England Patriots, and experts looked for any weaknesses in this seemingly flawless team.
I’m going to address a few things the Pats need to shore up if they hope to go 19-0 and win the super bowl in 2010.
The Running Game
Lawrence Maroney is a solid running back but can’t seem to avoid nagging injuries. If he can stay healthy, it would take a lot of pressure off the Pats’ pass-first attack. Also, Sammy Morris and the big acquisition of Fred Taylor should really anchor the running game.
The Offensive Line
Get some big offensive linemen to protect Brady—you know what happened when he got injured (bye-bye Super Bowl and playoff hopes).
The Defense
The Patriots defense is not getting any younger. While it is a solid core, this is the only real flaw. If they keep the opponent’s points to a minimum—let’s say, under 21—as we know the offense can score 50 on any given night, wins will come easily. They need to address their issues at safety and corner. Asante Samuel and Rodney Harrisson were big losses.
Wide Receivers
With Moss’s speed and Brady’s arm, we have the aerial assault that was deadly for most teams in 2007. Add in joey Galloway and Wes Welker, and we have a historic Pats season ahead.
