Barbage signed with the Dolphins...

by Nickthegrip on Sep 6, 2010 8:07 PM CDT

Bobby Carpenter signs with the Dolphins.

I mean really? Tuna Fish couldn't help himself? Didn't he see enough FAIL with the Cowboys? Does he find himself to be that much better a talent evaluator than Wade Phillips and Steve Spagnuoala? Can I ask any more questions?
If the Rams had seen enough, after the Cowboys had seen enough, what makes Parcells feel that he's gonna turn it around in Miami? It has to be blind allegiance to Rob Carpenter, and I have to tell you - that debt has been paid.

Barbage I say.

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It's nice when people do what you expect.

It gives me a sense of security when the Dolphins continue to take ex-Cowboys and Parcells goes back and takes players that he once liked. It’s like the Dolphins have the worst talent evaluators in the league. And it looks like Parcells is only trying to make himself look good. Carpenter is a finesse linebacker. I believe he is the only one. That makes him a rare commodity. It also makes him worthless.

Insert pithy statement here.

by Markythearky on Sep 6, 2010 8:23 PM CDT reply actions

I kept thinking in the back of my mind about this, but couldn't really see it

Now, I just say BWAHAHAHAH!

If at first you don't succeed - blame someone else.

by Tom Ryle on Sep 6, 2010 8:32 PM CDT reply actions

BWAHAHAHAH!

BWAHAHAHAH! BWAHAHAHAH! BWAHAHAHAH! etc.

Insert pithy statement here.

by Markythearky on Sep 6, 2010 8:37 PM CDT up reply actions

big surprise there

Parcells must have really liked his daddy

In Romo we Trust

by Terry on Sep 6, 2010 9:18 PM CDT reply actions

I am Bill Parcells

And I approve this message.

“Barber has not been used properly and me and Tony can fix him.”

by Travlr on Sep 6, 2010 9:39 PM CDT reply actions

well,maybe he has a tough side:

“Judge orders alleged kingpin ‘La Barbie’ held,
A judge has ordered a U.S.-born suspected drug lord known as “La Barbie” held for 40 days pending an investigation into organized-crime and other possible charges, authorities announced Saturday."

Is this Barbie w/ a haircut?

Pessimists say the cup is half-empty, while optimists say it's half-full. Well, isn't it both? Realist Larry, 2009

by Realist Larry on Sep 6, 2010 9:51 PM CDT reply actions

i know this doesn't go with the flow, but

why do you care if Miami signed him?

Texas Stadium has a hole in the roof so God can watch his favorite team play football.

by iCowboy on Sep 7, 2010 8:05 PM CDT reply actions

I don't..

I find it amazing that someone would sign him, but if anyone did it was going to be Parcells. This is a Cowboy site, and anything related to the Cowboys is fair game as far as I’m concerned. This player was a lightning rod for years with this team, based on his draft slot and wildly inconsistent production. I was glad to see him traded, but never wished anything bad for the guy, he seemed likable enough.

by Nickthegrip on Sep 7, 2010 8:18 PM CDT up reply actions

This move got Tuna fired

First Berger, then Proctor, then McQ, and the final straw was Barbie. Today news from South Florida has Jeff Ireland moving into the spot BP held down, and the Tuna man will become a “consultant”, which is a polite way to say the Tuna was canned.
But, he did it his way!

I’m just half joking of course, BP doesn’t like to stay in one place too long, so these events probably had no bearing on his decision to put one foot out the door in Miami. But it is kind of funny to think they might have.

Thank you #22, for everything you did for the Cowboys. There will never be another one like you.

by APerfectStar on Sep 8, 2010 5:14 AM CDT reply actions