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05-21-09, 04:50 PM
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If Vick does meet and convinces NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell that he is truly sorry for his crime and that he is ready to live a different life and does get a second chance at football by being reinstated to the NFL, do the Cowboys go after him? Or should he not even be reinstated? I’m not a big Dallas fan but given Jerry Jones’ past record with bad boys being reinstated (Packman Jones), if there’s a chance I think Jones goes after him, only because of Vick’s athletic ability. I don’t think he’d start at QB but with his running ability, could be a flanker or running back. Thoughts?
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05-21-09, 08:06 PM
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hahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahaahaha hahahhaahahahahahahahahahahahahaaahahahhahahahahah ahah, uh, clears throat. NO!
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05-23-09, 05:29 PM
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Uh Yep...do y'all know what team we're talking about?? The Cowboys...we've built a franchise around 'problem' players...do the research peeps. JJ wants W's....if Vick get's us wins...he's in!
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05-25-09, 11:47 AM
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Sure why not--Jones uses criminals to build character on the Cowpies anyway
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