Only In Dallas, Williams Gets Rejected Again

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Dirtbag59
07-06-2011, 09:07 PM
What is with Cowboys named Roy Williams and proposals? Roy Williams the Safety asked Kelly Rowland to be his husband (http://asianfanatics.net/forum/topic/84095-destinys-child-fiance-fluffed-marriage-proposal/) while Roy Williams the Receiver is sending proposals in the mail.

Alvin Walton
07-06-2011, 09:32 PM
I'd say it's worse considering all the picks they gave up. We just gave AH too much money.

If you are going to mention AH then we need a divorce thread.

sandtrapjack
07-06-2011, 09:47 PM
I'd say it's worse considering all the picks they gave up. We just gave AH too much money.

You're spot on there. Heck Dan Snyder would NEVER trade draft picks for aging veterans and then over pay them.

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MTK
07-06-2011, 10:02 PM
You're spot on there. Heck Dan Snyder would NEVER trade draft picks for aging veterans and then over pay them.

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I never said he's not guilty of that, just that in the case of Williams vs Haynesworth, Jerrah is the winner for the bigger disaster. Congrats.

Alvin Walton
07-06-2011, 10:03 PM
Too bad Jurruh couldnt learn a lesson.
Ah well, dumbass owners will be dumbass owners.

Monkeydad
07-07-2011, 10:38 AM
This story made my day. :D

Ruhskins
07-07-2011, 10:40 AM
You're spot on there. Heck Dan Snyder would NEVER trade draft picks for aging veterans and then over pay them.

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Agreed, but the Roy Williams trade was basically the Herschel Walker Trade II.

Funny tweet from Ross Tucker:

"Caller 'Andrew from DC' on Roy Williams "RingGate": 1) He mails it in every Sunday 2) If she gave ring back he'd drop it."

freddyg12
07-07-2011, 11:33 AM
I never said he's not guilty of that, just that in the case of Williams vs Haynesworth, Jerrah is the winner for the bigger disaster. Congrats.

I don't think so, Williams had a decent year last year & is pretty good. Yeah, they gave up too much for him but he actually was somewhat of a leader on that team it seemed, one of the few stand up guys they have. AH didn't cost picks but Danny has paid him a ton of $ for little return & he's become a team problem.

MTK
07-07-2011, 12:04 PM
I don't think so, Williams had a decent year last year & is pretty good. Yeah, they gave up too much for him but he actually was somewhat of a leader on that team it seemed, one of the few stand up guys they have. AH didn't cost picks but Danny has paid him a ton of $ for little return & he's become a team problem.

Do you really think they got bang for their buck for him?

They gave up a 1st, 3rd, and 6th round picks, and gave him $26M guranteed. Now let's look at his production:

2008: 19-198-1
2009: 38-596-7
2010: 37-530-5

I'm sorry, but for the picks alone they got majorily boned on that deal. At least with Haynesworth all we did was give up $$.

He's pretty good? Decent year? Come on.

Ruhskins
07-07-2011, 12:19 PM
I don't think so, Williams had a decent year last year & is pretty good. Yeah, they gave up too much for him but he actually was somewhat of a leader on that team it seemed, one of the few stand up guys they have. AH didn't cost picks but Danny has paid him a ton of $ for little return & he's become a team problem.

It's just money, Danny's money. The only similar situation that we have had recently has been the McNabb trade, but even then we didn't give up a first rounder. At the end of the day, I consider the McNabb trade a bigger disaster for the Redskins than Haynesworth. I think it is pretty big for a rebuilding team to lose their 2nd round pick for a QB that didn't even finish out the season.

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