Hell to the yes.
... Seriously doubt they'd trade him away though.
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... Seriously doubt they'd trade him away though.
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Would you trade a 1st Round Pick for Tony Romo?
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Barry played 8 years and had 15000 + yards, Emmit played 20 and barely surpassed 18000
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I agree, but it is fun for speculation
Barry was a better talent but people forget Barry had good OLs too, he didn't have the QB, WR and TE to take attention away but he had good OLs. To give all the credit to those Dallas OLs is not fair. How come derrick Lassic averaged 3.6 YPC the first 2 games of '93 when Emmitt was holding out then Emmitt comes back(w/ no training camp) and averages 5.5 YPC his first 2 games and 5.3 for the season? while he was working back those first 2 games Lassic averaged 3.4 YPC in those 2 games. if it was all the OL Lassic would have been able to at least get to 4.0 YPC.
Emmitt was a great RB, yes he was helped by a great OL but when you combine great RB w/ great OL you get the all time leading rusher and a top 5 all time RB.
Barry played 10, Emmitt played 15. Emmitt didn't tell Barry to quit in his prime or Barry would easily have the record today.
Henne = Romo with less hype
You'll never have to try and convince me that Barry Sanders was the best RB ever. I know that. I would always try and catch the Lions games when I was younger just for the chance to watch Sanders play.
But again referring back to Smith, speculation of what a player would or would not do if he played on another team is futile and pointless. Also saying Smith was not an exceptional running back is ignorant as well. Emmitt had exceptional vision, great balance and leg strength and was one of the best second effort RB's ever. He was also extremely valuable in the passing game as a reliable receiver and an exceptional blocker in pass protection. I don't care who your o-line was or what team you played for, you don't score 175 TD's in the NFL (2nd only to Jerry Rice) without being exceptional.
Getting back to the post: The Cowgirls can keep the aging Romo and I want an exceptional player in Ingram @ #15.
But again referring back to Smith, speculation of what a player would or would not do if he played on another team is futile and pointless. Also saying Smith was not an exceptional running back is ignorant as well. Emmitt had exceptional vision, great balance and leg strength and was one of the best second effort RB's ever. He was also extremely valuable in the passing game as a reliable receiver and an exceptional blocker in pass protection. I don't care who your o-line was or what team you played for, you don't score 175 TD's in the NFL (2nd only to Jerry Rice) without being exceptional.
Getting back to the post: The Cowgirls can keep the aging Romo and I want an exceptional player in Ingram @ #15.
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LMAO, hell no. Henne couldn't improvise his way out of a paper bag. Tony Romo can turn bad plays into good ones. Henne hasn't displayed that ability.
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Ingram is not exceptional.
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yes i will drive him
I really don't see the Cowboys trading Romo, but if they did, trading our 1st round pick would be an absolutely stupid move on our part.
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Yes I would, I don't really love anyone in this draft class and he would definitely be an upgrade over Henne
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Never