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Time to break down n cop that white 88 Jersey.
Dez is my *****. Favorite player by far
Dez is my *****. Favorite player by far
THE OFFICIAL 2023 DALLAS COWBOYS OFF-SEASON THREAD || Cowboys Gonna Cowboy
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Welll....
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Boys never let us down though loool
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Damn, I'm out right now
What happened
What happened
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That's why you draft with special teams in mind.
6 points can be the difference between making the playoffs or making vacation plans for this team.
6 points can be the difference between making the playoffs or making vacation plans for this team.
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Offense will be explosive based on what I just heard from Romo.
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Kick off return for a TD, 106 yards
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well guess I came home to this mess
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Weeden looks pretty solid. He may be one of the better backup QB's based on what he's been doing these past 2 games. Was he that bad in Cleveland or was it cause he was in Cleveland?
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Jersey came in 
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Jersey came in
I have the same one I was in a very bad car accidents dent what ke wearing it so I'll never get rid of it no way
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that romo to dez connection looking good already 
still trying to forget about the fumble & special teams TD though
still trying to forget about the fumble & special teams TD though
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I was expecting to see a Dez jersey.
Yall boys showin T O some serious love
Yall boys showin T O some serious love
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I just hope the running game holds up this yr, Romo is only effective when they getting balanced yrds on the ground too many times hes taking risks when the ground game isnt effective.
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I have bad luck copping current players jerseys. I always buy them a season or two before they get traded away.
aside from Brady, E.Smith, Witten and Romo, TO is my favorite player.
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Dope jersey ...nice !!!!!Jersey came in
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My grandpa just blessed the kid with an officially signedd ball from our quarterback
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Dallas Cowboys LB DeVonte Holloman Forced to Retire Due to Neck Injury
DeVonte Holloman is done playing football after doctors were concerned following his latest neck injury. The Dallas Cowboys linebacker was hurt in the team's second preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens on Saturday.
Charean Williams of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram passed along the unfortunate news from Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett:
David Helman of the team's official site noted Garrett didn't want to mention any further details at the current time:
David Moore of the Dallas Morning News noted the team's thoughts on Holloman:
Teammates expressed their support of DeVonte Holloman and empathized with the linebacker, who learned his career has come to an unexpected end.
“You can’t mess around with neck injuries,’’ safety Barry Church said. “I mean, you could play here a couple of more years or be in a wheelchair for the rest of your life.
“You’ve got to make that decision and he made the right one, but it’s a tough one.’’
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It’s heartbreaking,’’ cornerback Brandon Carr said. “We know how much we put into each and every day we step into this facility and put the work in to get ourselves prepared for Sunday and the season.
“I’m at a loss for words trying to take it all in. We think of him as a person, not the athlete or teammates, but as a friend, sad to see that happened.’’
Dallas drafted the South Carolina product in the sixth round of last year's NFL draft. He ended up playing in nine games and contributed 26 total tackles. His biggest impact came in the regular-season finale when he racked up 11 tackles and two sacks.
Holloman also missed seven games due to a neck-related injury. It's not immediately clear whether his latest injury was a recurrence of the same ailment or a separate issue in the same area. Either way, injuries to that part of the body are always tricky and serious.
Brandon George of The Dallas Morning News provided further information about both incidents:
Holloman was injured with 6:34 left in the fourth quarter. He was going for a tackle and one of his teammates made contact with him underneath his arm. Holloman slammed his right fist in the turf after the injury.
What's alarming is that this isn't the first neck-related injury for Holloman. He suffered a spinal contusion in a practice last season and missed seven games.
Holloman was clearly concerned as he went through the testing process as he sent out a message of hope on Monday:
It's an extremely disappointing turn of events for the 23-year-old defender. His performance at the end of last season was enough to earn him more opportunities during training camp and the exhibition games, especially with Sean Lee out for the Cowboys.
At the very least, he was on track to earn a spot in the linebacker rotation as a reserve. Instead, it appears he won't ever step on an NFL field for another game. But the focus should always be on a player's long-term health, which is the case here for Holloman.
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DeVonte Holloman is done playing football after doctors were concerned following his latest neck injury. The Dallas Cowboys linebacker was hurt in the team's second preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens on Saturday.
Charean Williams of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram passed along the unfortunate news from Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett:
David Helman of the team's official site noted Garrett didn't want to mention any further details at the current time:
David Moore of the Dallas Morning News noted the team's thoughts on Holloman:
Teammates expressed their support of DeVonte Holloman and empathized with the linebacker, who learned his career has come to an unexpected end.
“You can’t mess around with neck injuries,’’ safety Barry Church said. “I mean, you could play here a couple of more years or be in a wheelchair for the rest of your life.
“You’ve got to make that decision and he made the right one, but it’s a tough one.’’
[...]
It’s heartbreaking,’’ cornerback Brandon Carr said. “We know how much we put into each and every day we step into this facility and put the work in to get ourselves prepared for Sunday and the season.
“I’m at a loss for words trying to take it all in. We think of him as a person, not the athlete or teammates, but as a friend, sad to see that happened.’’
Dallas drafted the South Carolina product in the sixth round of last year's NFL draft. He ended up playing in nine games and contributed 26 total tackles. His biggest impact came in the regular-season finale when he racked up 11 tackles and two sacks.
Holloman also missed seven games due to a neck-related injury. It's not immediately clear whether his latest injury was a recurrence of the same ailment or a separate issue in the same area. Either way, injuries to that part of the body are always tricky and serious.
Brandon George of The Dallas Morning News provided further information about both incidents:
Holloman was injured with 6:34 left in the fourth quarter. He was going for a tackle and one of his teammates made contact with him underneath his arm. Holloman slammed his right fist in the turf after the injury.
What's alarming is that this isn't the first neck-related injury for Holloman. He suffered a spinal contusion in a practice last season and missed seven games.
Holloman was clearly concerned as he went through the testing process as he sent out a message of hope on Monday:
It's an extremely disappointing turn of events for the 23-year-old defender. His performance at the end of last season was enough to earn him more opportunities during training camp and the exhibition games, especially with Sean Lee out for the Cowboys.
At the very least, he was on track to earn a spot in the linebacker rotation as a reserve. Instead, it appears he won't ever step on an NFL field for another game. But the focus should always be on a player's long-term health, which is the case here for Holloman.
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Our defense can't catch a break, I feel like we're about to have sign up's here shortly
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I can't take this anymore, season hasn't even started yet 
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Very nice. Congrats, man. Still have signed Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith memorabilia from my childhood room.My grandpa just blessed the kid with an officially signedd ball from our quarterback
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I agree. I liked his game.
That's extremely unfortunate for him tho. He always seemed to be around the ball somehow. Defense just gettin thinner by the day.
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Wellllllllllllllp
I was counting on Holloman to make a huge jump too. That really sucks. Dude is probably a wreck. Career ends at 23, hope he can keep his head held high.
I was counting on Holloman to make a huge jump too. That really sucks. Dude is probably a wreck. Career ends at 23
, hope he can keep his head held high.
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