Comments on: Dez Bryant downplays yelling at position coach

By: mazblast

mazblast — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 23:29:17 +0000

Getting back to the subject–

As much as I think Dez Bryant is a slug of a person, I can’t blame him for getting over-excited in this case. He was trying to help the team win and thought he had an answer towards remedying the team’s offensive woes. He may have been overly demonstrative about it, but at least he wasn’t sulking.

At least he wasn’t lost in the fog like Jason Witten, who really should be tested medically.

By: alracv03

alracv03 — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 18:27:22 +0000

This is all getting so ridiculous. Cutler and Bryant get clobbered for expressing/showing/yelling emotion and frustration when their team is in trouble…But then Cam Newton gets some criticism of his own for doing absolutely nothing and just “sulking” — Either way the Media is all over it and of course blowing it all out of proportion. So how are these guys suppose to act? So the only “good leaders” are Brady, Manning(s), Rodgers, and a few others just because they have rings? Makes no sense. Let them be men, let them fight, let them play real football!

By: mattolikesthevikes

mattolikesthevikes — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 18:20:42 +0000

I thought Bryant was on Jerry Jones probation. Wonder if this violates it? This kid needs to grow up a bit. Do your job and respect your coaches.

By: h8trsgonnah8

h8trsgonnah8 — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 18:13:38 +0000

If the Cowboys had more players with Bryant’s emotion and passion, they would be a better team. I love how people compare him to TO. Thats laughable. When I see this sort of thing out of Bryant, I am reminded more of the other 88 (Irvin). He has that same fire that Irvin had. Now if he can just channel that into his play.

By: dallascowboysdishingthereal

dallascowboysdishingthereal — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 18:13:09 +0000

Dez getting frustrated with the offense is understandable. Witten dropping passes, O Line getting Romo killed, and Dez rarely seeing the ball.

By: greenpacker

greenpacker — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 18:10:11 +0000

Jay Cutler has a confrontation with a player = one week of non-stop media mutiny and scrutiny.

Dez Bryant has a confrontation with a COACH = 5 paragraphs.

Why?

By: fantasticfootballguru

fantasticfootballguru — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 18:08:57 +0000

Bryant is not another TO , TO was a much better player

By: redfield11

redfield11 — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 17:52:13 +0000

This is getting blown out of proportion, tons of players argue with position coach when things aren’t going well for the team. Dez is a winner and when he see’s his team struggling on offense he gets frustrated.

It’s not a diva thing, it’s not immaturity(kinda), and it’s not selfish. He isn’t mad about HIM not being involved, he was mad his offense was clicking on all cyclinders. As a cowboys fan I’d rather see him get angry rather then just sit down feeling sorry for himself.

By: elohim7ks

elohim7ks — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 17:33:22 +0000

Let’s be real people. You can’t be suprised by anything Dez Bryant does or say’s. It’s sad to say, Bryant is another T.O. This kid is so hung up on his self, he doesn’t care about how his conduct on the field or off looks. Bryant is trouble, has always been so. It’s sadden to see someone put in all those years of pain and sweat, to get to this stage and don’t get it. I say Dallas draft another number one receiver, and cut their tie’s. Again, Bryant is another T.O. and a few others that have destoryed their rep. and disappointments to their team and the league, it’s a dam shame, but he is who he is, the question is, how long does Jerry Jones put up with his mess.

By: rjg427

rjg427 — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 17:16:31 +0000

If I didn’t be that way, I wouldn’t be myself. I just felt like, ‘Hey, I can beat this guy’

Thank god he didnt mean that literally, we saw what he did (to his mother) the last time he meant it