The "Cowboys need to sign Charles Woodson" Thread

[Wanescotting]

Dammit, the Cowboys need a good starting corner. I will see Charles Woodson signed, or I will change the channel when the Cowboys "defense" takes the field! Fred Smoot would be an acceptable signing also.


That is all.

 

[Wanescotting]

who else agrees?

 

[ATLien247]

They need a QB before they need a CB... unless you think Henson will step it up.

 

[Wanescotting]

They need a QB before they need a CB... unless you think Henson will step it up.

That is true, but how many good qbs are going to be free agents? Maybe they could trade for Kitna?

 

[Codewiz]

Actually the Cowboys are idiots if they don't draft Justin Miller. He will walk on the field and be their best cornerback hands down.

 

[Wanescotting]

Actually the Cowboys are idiots if they don't draft Justin Miller. He will walk on the field and be their best cornerback hands down.

Hmmm. I just googled that name. He looks promising.

 

[TheNinja]

You can have C-Wood. You'll overpay for him and if he's not half hurt during a game and decides to play, he'll give up some nice big plays for you. Heck, I'd rather have Rod Woodson.

 

[venk]

Originally posted by: Wanescotting

They need a QB before they need a CB... unless you think Henson will step it up.

That is true, but how many good qbs are going to be free agents? Maybe they could trade for Kitna?

Two:

Drew Brees and Matt Hassleback. Either would do more for the Cowboys than a star CB.

 

[Perknose]

Originally posted by: venk

Originally posted by: Wanescotting

They need a QB before they need a CB... unless you think Henson will step it up.

That is true, but how many good qbs are going to be free agents? Maybe they could trade for Kitna?

Two:

Drew Brees and Matt Hassleback. Either would do more for the Cowboys than a star CB.

Venk has spoken, this time answering a question that you didn't even ask!

 

[Wanescotting]

Drew Brees and Matt Hassleback. Either would do more for the Cowboys than a star CB

Drew Brees will be a FA. Sweet. I think he would be an excellent choice. I guess I am stuck on this cb thing because I love watching defense, and last year, it was terrible!

 

[TheNinja]

Originally posted by: venk

Originally posted by: Wanescotting

They need a QB before they need a CB... unless you think Henson will step it up.

That is true, but how many good qbs are going to be free agents? Maybe they could trade for Kitna?

Two:

Drew Brees and Matt Hassleback. Either would do more for the Cowboys than a star CB.

Vinny was doing fine this year until a) he had absolutely 0 running game until Julius Jones came back and b) 2 of his top 3 receivers got hurt. Vinny is good enough to win, they don't need to spend Free Agent money on a QB. I wouldn't consider Hasslebeck much of an upgrade anyway....he's just younger.

 

[Dr. Detroit]

Originally posted by: TheNinja
You can have C-Wood. You'll overpay for him and if he's not half hurt during a game and decides to play, he'll give up some nice big plays for you. Heck, I'd rather have Rod Woodson.

Raiders are not gonna re-sign either of these crybabies. CWood expects $12.5M for 2005 so he is gone for sure.

 

[ATLien247]

Originally posted by: TheNinja

Originally posted by: venk

Originally posted by: Wanescotting

They need a QB before they need a CB... unless you think Henson will step it up.

That is true, but how many good qbs are going to be free agents? Maybe they could trade for Kitna?

Two:

Drew Brees and Matt Hassleback. Either would do more for the Cowboys than a star CB.

Vinny was doing fine this year until a) he had absolutely 0 running game until Julius Jones came back and b) 2 of his top 3 receivers got hurt. Vinny is good enough to win, they don't need to spend Free Agent money on a QB. I wouldn't consider Hasslebeck much of an upgrade anyway....he's just younger.

True, but when has Vinnie ever been able get to the Super Bowl, even with a good team surrounding him?

That's right... never! 😀

He's too old. The only reason Dallas picked him up was because he's one of Parcell's favorites.