<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (FLORIDA PACKER)</div><div class='quotemain'>Personally I Still Think Drew Has at least one or two more seasons in him if not more, Just look at what he head for an O-Line in Buffalo! Two Years Ago I think he was sacked more than anyone else in the leauge except for maybe David Carr. Dallas has a much better O-Line than Buffalo so I can gaurantee he will be much better off in Dallas, plus we know that Parcells has a habit of squeasing out any remaining greatness within older players. I say he throws around 25+TDs next year, but im sure he throw his share of INTs maybe around 15+. He's got receivers who can catch better in Dallas, Keyshawn Johnson, and Terry Glenn, A Similar target to Campbell at Tight End in Jason Witten, and a running back somewhat similar to Mcgahee in Julius Jones. I say Bledsoe does just Fine in Big D.</div> Interesting Stat; Bledsoe has been sacked 6 more times than Vinny who has been in the league 6 yrs longer. If (LT) Jonas Jennings leaves via FA this all but assures Buffalo's last place finish in the AFC East in 2005 IMO.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (MKIV_Supra)</div><div class='quotemain'>Bledsoe is pretty old though, and plus Dallas has got Testaverde BENCHED! Why get another player?</div> Bledsoe is aged, but he's not THAT old. He's 33. Vinny is a FA, so he's technically not on the team and won't be re-signed.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (blackadder)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Cowboy71)</div><div class='quotemain'> DE Marcellus Wiley has also been cut. This is not a surprise, but it does guarantee that DE just became a top priority position. This will be addressed in free agency and/or the first couple rounds of the draft.</div> Is this a precursor that Dallas will switch to 3-4??</div> That may be a coincidence, but releasing Wiley had little to do with scheme, unless you want to say that we wanted to count the fact that we needed someone who could get pressure on the QB. It was partially Wiley's fault and partially Parcell's. We switched Wiley to the other side, where he wasn't used to playing, and he obviously couldn't adjust. We are going to have to have a lot of new players to go to the 3-4, and I don't see it totally happening. I could see a hybrid or a situational 3-4, as well as a transition in players to a 3-4 eventually. Next year will be hard to do, though, with this roster.
drew played his best football when coached by bill P. I think parcells coaches him well and knows how to motivate drew. I think it will be a good thing for the cowboys, i bet they will have a winning season next year, maybe even make it to the play offs.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (FLORIDA PACKER)</div><div class='quotemain'>Personally I Still Think Drew Has at least one or two more seasons in him if not more, Just look at what he head for an O-Line in Buffalo! Two Years Ago I think he was sacked more than anyone else in the leauge except for maybe David Carr. Dallas has a much better O-Line than Buffalo so I can gaurantee he will be much better off in Dallas, plus we know that Parcells has a habit of squeasing out any remaining greatness within older players. I say he throws around 25+TDs next year, but im sure he throw his share of INTs maybe around 15+. He's got receivers who can catch better in Dallas, Keyshawn Johnson, and Terry Glenn, A Similar target to Campbell at Tight End in Jason Witten, and a running back somewhat similar to Mcgahee in Julius Jones. I say Bledsoe does just Fine in Big D.</div> thats a good point but the Dallas line isnt that great either, I watched a crappy Giants D in week 17 dominate them!
