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Jessica White
Melanie Fitzpatrick



Why do you people continue to bring down the hate on Roy Williams? To hear people talk about him, he would have to be the worst #1 receiver that Dallas has ever had. That is clearly not true. There is a reason that he made the pro bowl for years in a row in Detroit (and it's not just because it was Detroit). People have been calling him names since he got here, and it's just not fair.
1) We wanted T.O. gone. Okay, not ALL of us, but a good number of the same people who clearly had no faith in Roy. So who did we think was gonna take over?
2) T.O. dropped almost three times as many passes as he caught last year. For every touchdown he made, he killed a few drives. For all of you who like to tout his touchdown numbers, it's like this: In baseball, if a guy hits home runs 50% of the time that he gets a hit, but only hits the ball 15% of the time, he's only hitting home runs 7.5% of the time. It could be worse, but that doesn't make it good.
3) Roy Williams has been accused of not getting open, but I've seen SEVERAL big Williams catches in the highlights this year. The truth is, we are giving Williams, Romo, and the entire offense way too much grief. They may not all be performing at superstar level every week, but they are still performing well enough that they should be 4-1. If a team scores 25-30 points, they should be able to win the game. The 'boys defense is what should be taking the heat. They always seem to think the game is over with about two minutes left to play. It's like they don't have to defend that final drive by the opposing team. It has resulted in a loss and a near loss last week already. The offense should be 4-1. The defense should be 2-3.
4) Flozell Adams has officially taken penalties to a ridiculous level. If you want to say that he had already done that long before now, I won't argue. He needs to go. His benefits no longer outweigh his disadvantages.
And finally, the question at hand. Should Wade be out of here now, despite the win? Yes. Like I said, the defense is our biggest problem, and Wade's specialty is supposed to be defense. He's clearly lost control of his best asset, and with that in mind I say it's time we bid him adieu.
The absolute LAST thing the Rangers should do is spend more money on a bat. Their offense is FINE. It goes through slumps like everyone's does occasionally, but for the most part it has been excellent. The problem is that since the Rangers have always had big bats and led the league in home runs, we all seem to think that if we add more power we will win more.
NEWSFLASH: They've been trying that for almost two decades now, and it only worked three times in the mid-nineties. And I don't really think those three times count either, since they lost in the first round of the playoffs every time.
What the team needs is defense. The reason that they have had this dramatic improvement from years past to this year is that their defense is exponentially better. Adding another pitcher would be the best thing they could do right now. I don't know if Doug Davis (who has played here before and left) or Jon Garland are the answer. But I'd sure as hell rather them bring them in than another bat. Because that would just show that after 48 years, they are still ignorant to how to make this team a winner.
If they can get Gortat signed, I'd say go ahead with this trade. I'm not really that crazy about Gortat either, but at least we know that he'll be a change from Damp, who clearly isn't the answer at center.
Best case scenario would be to trade Dampier for a good, young big man with some experience to boot, but that would probably only happen in my dreams. Nobody wants to give up the rare great big man for someone who clearly isn't.
Well, let's hope you're right, Vince. I'm not sure anybody wants you as bad as you think. To paraphrase Will Ferrell, who said the following words to Conan O'Brian on his first Tonight Show: "Don't get me wrong, man, I'm pulling for you, but let's be honest. This thing's a crapshoot at best."