What is with Dez Bryant? Always screaming at his team on the sidelines.

You've been proven wrong. Go back to your hole.

Well, I really don't agree that I was proven wrong.

You are obviously a Cowboys fan. Let's not deny that. So, you are a bit biased. I have nothing against the Cowboys or Dez. I just keep noticing this guy acting absurd on the sidelines.

I mean, look at today's media reports...talking about the way he acted. You can not act like it doesn't create a distraction. It's completely obvious!

The main question, however, is whether the way Dez acts is bad for the team? You think it isn't...you think it's great passion...you think it's actually a good thing. I guess I'm just shocked you think an NFL receiver going crazy on the sidelines, cursing out his teammates, marching up and down, yelling at coaches, claiming the play calls are bad, and acting like a fool is good for the team.

I know you are a fan, but just come down to earth for a minute.

Doesn't matter if you "agree." Your opinion doesn't matter because quite frankly it comes from a place of ignorance.

Teammates and coaches have openly said (without being prompted so dont say they are doing to stop from causing trouble) that he is one of the best teammates they've had.

GM's were polled and overwhelmingly chose him as the best WR in the NFL. They certainly wouldn't think that if he were a distraction.

So again, the people who have a clue have spoken and you are incorrect. It isn't an opinion issue.

Man, you sound like a heck of a lot of fun. I can't imagine hanging out with you, discussing all types of random things, then getting belittled because you can't handle someone else's opinion. No need to take things so personal. "Your opinion doesn't matter because quite frankly it comes from a place of ignorance"...jeeeeeze...anyone ever tell you to lighten up a bit?You are like that guy everyone knows...discussing politics, sports, etc., and he keeps getting so mad at others for having different ideas or views. No one else can be right!!! Only him! If someone else thinks differently, he calls them ignorant! HE flips out! Then he won't talk to them anymore because he's so mad they can not agree with him.Dez Bryant is a problem. It's not good for the team. Point blank. Let's come back to this discussion the next few weeks while we see what happens. Okay? Great. Go drink a brew...make a friend...and get laid. You could do 3 brand new things you have never done tonight!

dial it up wrote:

Doesn't matter if you "agree." Your opinion doesn't matter because quite frankly it comes from a place of ignorance.

Teammates and coaches have openly said (without being prompted so dont say they are doing to stop from causing trouble) that he is one of the best teammates they've had.

GM's were polled and overwhelmingly chose him as the best WR in the NFL. They certainly wouldn't think that if he were a distraction.

So again, the people who have a clue have spoken and you are incorrect. It isn't an opinion issue.

Dallas just gave up a 21 point lead. Can't wait to see Dez start freaking out.

HDT wrote:

This discussion was about Dez Bryant screaming at his teammates. NOT about any off-the-field issues.

First, let's straighten out the facts regarding the statement "Dez Bryant hit his mom." The facts are this: Bryant hit his mom in the face with a baseball cap. He ripped her clothing. His Mother did not press charges. The DA pursued the case even though Bryant's mother didn't press charges. The DA ended up dropping their case.

I'm not saying it's OK that Bryant used violence against his mother; rather clearing up the true facts surrounding the story.

With that said, the topic on this thread are about Bryant's actions on the sidelines and how it affects his team and teammates. Again, his teammates love him. He's viewed as a leader. I don't see any negative affect with regards to him being vocal on the sidelines.

Nice to see that you still were willing to admit that Dez hit is own mother. Just because he used a baseball cap doesn't mean it's not domestic abuse. Also, how often do you see victims of domestic violence admit they are being abused and not taking the side of those who hit them? This is textbook here. Dez is out of control but since he plays with the good ol' boys he'll be just fine.

3 TD's and dominating the game.

Romo 2- thanks for playing but you're an idiot.

Some Things Should be Obvious wrote:

He is mentally unstable. How is that not obvious?

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