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Cowboys news: How much the Cowboys will delve into free agency is a debate
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Jerry’s checkbook is hefty, but should he dive deep into free agency?
When you look at the free-agent landscape, you see names like J.J. Watt, Von Miller, A.J. Bouye, and a very tempting Leonard Williams (really makes me consider asking them to break my own rule, for his multipleness and ability to generate a rush inside). The Dallas Cowboys, as painfully tempting as it seems and maybe at the time, shouldn’t go that route.
That’s what they did last season and it didn’t work. It’s also something that has, sort of, plagued
Deion Sanders says personal items were stolen from office during Jackson State coaching debut, later recovered
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Stephen A. wishes Sanders had reacted differently to stolen items (2:32)
Stephen A. Smith feels Deion Sanders publicly revealing his items had been stolen reflected poorly on HBCUs and Jackson State. (2:32)
Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders said after his Jackson State coaching debut on Sunday that his personal items were stolen from the coaches office during the Tigers 53-0 victory over NAIA program Edward Waters, leading him to have mixed emotions about the day. For one, the kids played really well, a visibly upset Sanders said during his postgame news conference, before continuing. But while the game was going on, someone came in and stole every darn thing I have in the coaches office. Credit cards, wallet, watches. Thank god I had on my necklaces.
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