July 15, 2008
If Tony has a publicist and you know who it is, please forward this post to them. Tony needs to learn how to deal with the Jessica Simpson saga. Instead of remaining quiet and aloof about the subject embrace it. Providing the two are very close and still going strong, which it sounds like they are, Tony needs to find a message that will get everyone off his back.
The biggest fear Cowboys fans have is that Jessica Simpson is a “distraction.” To counter those fears Tony needs to come clean and say this:
“I am deeply in love with Jessica and she is a positive force in my life. Not only do I feel happy around her, but she is a calming supportive voice. When I am around her I feel at ease. I no longer have a desire to go out and party all night long, I would rather spend an evening at home with her. She has an amazing way of keeping me focused.”
That takes all the ammunition away from critics. Plus, when you are trying to hide something, people always perceive a problem. Try it Tony, you may find all the people that interview you will then be totally disarmed and even happy for you.
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Posted by Grant
June 12, 2008
…. Maybe so, if you believe Jessica Simpson. Reports are now surfacing that Jessica can get insanely jealous by Tony’s constant communication via, emails and text messages with his ex-girlfriend, Carrie Underwood.
MSNBC quotes a friend of Jessica’s who claims Jessica asked Tony to stop all communication with Carrie Underwood. Truth is, I can’t blame her. I wouldn’t be happy if my wife was emailing and texting one of her old boyfriends, especially if he was a millionaire entertainer!
Tony doesn’t need the money, but we are getting close to training camp where he doesn’t need all the distractions either. Why can’t he just find a nice girl from Garland!
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Posted by Grant
June 11, 2008

Terrell Owens has been quiet as a church mouse this summer. No controversy, no outrageous claims, no trouble making, no nothing. That is until he missed a very important phone call, from the NFL.
How did he miss that call?
Maybe T.O. was at Yoga class with the phone turned off when the NFL called. Maybe the ‘212′ number looked very similar to Bill Parcels new cell phone. Maybe he thought the NFL was calling to see if he could volunteer for a United Way commercial. It turns out the NFL was calling to schedule a random drug test.
T.O. missed that test and is now on the NFL’s “reasonable cause” drug testing program. The big question is: why did T.O. miss that test? He says the NFL had agent Drerw Rosenhaus’s number and his agent never gave him the message. But in a word with Texting, Instant Messaging, cell phones, I-Phones, Blackberries, the list goes on, how do you not get the message. That leaves one last question: Did T.O. miss the test on purpose?
T.O. does have the body of a sculpted Greek statue, he runs faster then the road runner and he does have some emotional ups and downs. (Remember, “That’s my quarterback man. sniffle sniffle.”) But I have never seen him show any rage. My gut tells me T.O. is NOT using any performance enhancing drugs, but he’s not using common sense either. Next time the NFL calls, just answer the phone!
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Posted by Grant
June 10, 2008

Seeing that Jerry Jones has become the newest “Father Flanagan” to NFL bad boys, why not sign RB Cedric Benson? Apparently the now former Bears running back loves Texas. On Saturday Austin Police arrested Jones for driving while intoxicated. That arrest came 5 weeks after police arrested him for boating while intoxicated on Lake Travis.
Surely Jerry Jones can turn Benson’s woes around. He can change the name from “Valley Ranch” to “Jerry’s Home for Troubled Young Adult Millionaires who Play Football.”
Terrel Owens, Tank Johnson, Pac Man Jones, why not Cedric Benson. Some fans might say the Cowboys have all the running back talent they need. But that’s not the point. Jerry has a higher calling. To help and save young men from the trouble they bring on themselves.
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Posted by Grant
May 3, 2008

I’m not a hockey fan, I really don’t even like the sport. But when it’s all that left in the Big D what is a sports fan to do? The Rangers are already out of it, the Mavs are in my dog house, and NFL draft day is over. That leaves me forced to watch a bunch of white guys with broken noses skate around a rink doing something most people have never done in their lives.
With that said, the Stars need to know, all of Dallas’s sports hopes and dreams rest on their shoulders. Please, please, please, do not blow this 3-0 lead against San Jose. We have had to endure the Mavs blow it all three times including their loss to Miami in the finials two years ago. Don’t even start me on the Cowboys, the fumble, the Giants!
I never expected the Stars to go to the Stanley Cup much less win it. But once they went up 3-0 in this seriers, why not the Stanley Cup? I will say this now, if the Stars do blow this seriers, maybe Dallas sports teams really are jinxed. I’m not saying that yet, but the possibility exists.
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Posted by Grant
March 30, 2008
NFL bad boy Adam “Pac Man” Jones says he’s a changed man. Nearly pleading for Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to give him a chance. I say go for it. Pac Man is an unbelievable talent, and versatile. At corner-back, he is a master and would surely improve the Cowboys Defense that often struggles to defend against the pass.
Jones is also a dangerous return man. Put the ball in his hands, who knows what can happen. Do I believe he is a changed man? No, I do not. But who cares, it’s football, not after school choir. If he gets into trouble in Dallas then he’s gone. What ever the Cowboys put up to get Jones is worth the risk of him imploding.
And call me crazy, but I think T.O. can be helpful here. He has matured and can give Pac Man Jones some guidance. I never thought I would say T.O. would be a positive influence on a team. But T.O. is proof people can change.
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