Junior Miller

Hmm... If only someone could have been saying this before the contract was given...

They probably aren't but with Dumb Watergate any level of stupidity is possible.

Well then no need to hide the transcripts in a secured clearance location. Release them all and let the officials who wrote them testify to open session Congress about what they heard. What they claim doesn't matter because it's bullshit. They know he's guilty and the transcripts will prove it. That's why they tried to hide them.

Dispute the 3 boxes I checked off. How are they not correct?

We'll disagree here. Roosevelt also wasn't committing treason to aid Germany and Japan. All trade should have been cut off between America and Russia after their attacks on the election but of course weren't because the newly elected President and his political party were the ones who committed the treason.

Just like I saw coming on page 1: learning experience for Moore. The offense will bounce back.

You know, if trump believed he were truly innocent here there's one simple way to prove it. Release the transcript and any recording that may exist for everyone to see. Give America access to the entire call. The evidence is there to prove an innocent man innocent and he has it. Oh, except he's completely guilty and releasing the call would prove he's guilty.

This needed to happen. I dont think universities should pay players directly because that just opens up a massive can of worms and leads to things like 17/18 yr old kids being legally responsible for paying federal and state taxes on wages earned in multiple states. Kids aren't prepared for that and the IRS would be in the position of potentially incarcerating and ruining the lives of a lot of young men for not paying taxes over mutiple states when they were 17. That said they should definitely be allowed to profit off their likeness/image.

I 100 percent was referring to Russia. He's definitely provided aid and cover for Putin/Russia and since Russia attacked our election process they are, IMO, defined as an enemy. He requested, accepted, and covered up a foreign government's attack of an American presidental election to benefit himself. In my book that's clearly under even the strictest definition of treason. It even meets all of the criteria of the most textbook example in American history: Benedict Arnold. Aiding an enemy in attack on America? Covering it up? Personal gain? Yes yes and yes.

He obviously knows what treason is since he's committed it multiple times already in 3 years. He's just too stupid and obtuse to connect the dots between the action and the word. To him treason is what everyone who opposes him does.

I think there's a really strong chance for far more mass shootings and even political assassinations/attempts in the coming months if trump is finally held to task for his crimes. I seriously doubt there's much of a chance of a full civil war breaking out in the traditional sense. That won't happen until our now over $1 trillion a year financial deficit accumulation combined with the republicans' reducing of resources to fight economic recession causes a massive and prolonged recession/depression of the US economy to occur. In a way we are already in an American civil war just fought electronically with media/social media and propaganda other than physical violence yet. Americans have way too many creature comforts to lose today that the Americans of the 1800s didn't have. If financial collapse removes the majority of those creature comforts for most Americans then the threat of physical violence on a mass scale will become reality.

He sure did. 1997

If you did I'm sure you would have seen the name "STEPHEN" printed in big letters on the covers.

He's going to suck ass most games because he's out of position. That said, Longhorn Malcom Brown owned Frederick and Martin's asses tonight too. Nobody outside of Collins and for the most part Tyron were good. The middle of the line got abused.

Well, to be fair to Garrett: 1) Bridgewater is the best non Minshew backup in the league and NO invested a ton of money in a backup because their starter graduated school in the 90s. 2) The NO offense only set up 4 fgs. The cowboys offense lost the game, the NO offense and Payton didn't exactly win it.

All 3 times I'm sure. They remember the cunts. The fast food has to be cooked perfectly for the little princess.

Don't worry everyone. I'm sure they could just sense you are an uppity cunt and didn't appreciate you asking for the manager because your bun wasn't toasted to a perfect carmel but was instead tawny.

That was close. If Porter doesn't go down in 11th I would have had him winning.

Connor is a fucking right tackle. He's not a guard. His game is quickness. You don't draft him in the 2nd round, make him play guard, then sign the tackle to an extension you drafted Williams to replace. He was a wasted pick not because of his own doing but because of stupid evaluation and drafting by the Cowboys. Everyone in Texas knew he was a tackle at the next level.

Cooper clearly pushed off on both of them. No doubt about it. Sometimes they won't call it but they're legit penalties. The play at the end of the half was out in no more than 3 seconds. No one got screwed there. It was a terrible throw because he didn't even aim just catch and fire. Zeke's elbow may have been down before the ball started moving but it the ball may have started to come out before. It looked like it was moving out of his hand simultaneously to when the elbow hit, but either way whatever was called on the field was going to stand. Too close to overturn. If you're a fucking 15 mil a year running back you hold on to the fucking ball. The officiating wasn't horrible and the cowboys didn't get screwed. The refs let both teams play in the secondary and allowed the hand checking to go on for both sides. That's what defensive football is supposed to be called, and if Cooper wants to be a top 10 receiver then he needs to be able to play through contact and beat man coverage the way the great always do.

Had a feeling this was coming. Moore needs to learn how to attack on the road better. The plan was too conservative and almost a carbon copy of the Garrett/Linehan Dak years. That said the offensive line outside Collins got worked and the receivers were trash so other than get more motion to identify coverage and scheme some more pick routes to try to isolate when facing man the offense didn't play well enough to let Moore get more creative. Zeke is a fucking waste. No burst at all, doesn't get away from anyone and gets brought down after first contact. Should have seen more Pollard, the one time they did what I was clamoring for all preseason Pollard drew a PI on the linebacker that he was blowing past. Never went back to him. He has the versatility and burst Zeke doesn't have. Good to see Jaylon moving better. He looked like a fucking slug the first 3 weeks. The linebackers were playing much faster and more accurately. Back to the drawing board. Turned out playing 3 of the 4 worst teams in the sport in the first 3 games really did mean something. Moore needs to learn how to scheme his players into advantages when they're being matched up and having trouble. Needs to learn to be aggressive on the road. Have to hope Dak just twisted Tyron's ankle and it isn't more than that.

How the fuck was that on the refs? Those were legit calls. Cooper pushed off. Cooper was dogshit all game long and let Lattimore make him his bitch all night. Got zero separation

I saw that coming. Moore is going to turtle a bit early in these road games because he's hesitant to do too much motion and too much early down passing. He's still adjusting on how to handle loud road environments.

It's never good coverage if you aren't even looking at the ball. Receiver has the advantage big time That's the style Richard teaches. To face guard and stay in position then read the eyes and hands of the receiver and get in to break up passes. It's how he teaches them to play.

Cowboys should win but I have a bad feeling about this one being one of those "learning experiences" in the young coaching career of Kellen Moore.