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Despite being out of the NFL each of the last two seasons, Murrell on Wednesday joined the Dallas Cowboys, as the team battled potential depth problems at tailback. One of the keys to the deal is that Murrell played under coach Bill Parcells with the New York Jets in 1997, knows the offense, and offers veteran experience.
Owner Jerry Jones stressed that the addition of Murrell was not a reflection of concern with nominal starter Troy Hambrick, but rather a reaction to a lingering shoulder injury that has slowed Michael Wiley. The tailback is believed to have a rotator cuff problem and on Tuesday got a second opinion, the results of which the Cowboys are awaiting.
Murrell, 32, last played with the Washington Redskins in 2000, rushing for only 50 yards. But the former West Virginia standout posted 1,000-yard seasons 1996-98, the first two with the Jets and the last with the Arizona Cardinals. A tough inside runner with some power between the tackles, he became expendable in New York when the Jets signed Curtis Martin to be their feature back.
Originally posted by killdickvital
The Cowboys will go NOWHERE this year. Know why? 'Cause Parcels is a HOMO, that's why! He's been "outted" by Shockey, and will no doubt spend the rest of the season defending his masculinity. What a blow! (no pun intended) Parcels is now damaged goods. The Cowboys need cut their losses, and dump his big, sissy arse, now.
Originally posted by killdickvital:
The Cowboys will go NOWHERE this year. Know why? 'Cause Parcels is a HOMO, that's why! He's been "outted" by Shockey, and will no doubt spend the rest of the season defending his masculinity. What a blow! (no pun intended) Parcels is now damaged goods. The Cowboys need cut their losses, and dump his big, sissy arse, now.
ESPN
DALLAS -- Former Dallas Cowboys defensive back Dwayne Goodrich was sentenced Tuesday to 7� years in prison and fined $20,000 for a hit-and-run accident that killed two men in January.
A jury last week convicted Goodrich of criminally negligent homicide, and prosecutors had asked jurors to sentence him to 10 years in prison for each of the two criminally negligent homicide charges.
Goodrich was released Tuesday night on $150,000 bond pending an appeal of his case that could take several months and is not expected to begin before Jan. 1.
Defense attorney Reed Prospere said Goodrich told him six or seven NFL teams were interested in signing him. Prospere said that would require league approval and Goodrich hoped to obtain it.
Goodrich was the Cowboys' top pick in the 2000 draft, taken 49th out of Tennessee in the second round. But he played only sparingly in three seasons.
Originally posted by ProudAmerican
How bout dem Cowboys!!!
I know its still pre-season, but the Cowboys put an old fashioned whoopin' on the Raiders tonight, 52-13!!! :bounce: