Have Dallas Cowboys Escaped the 2020 Offseason Unscathed?

Aug 10, 2020
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It can’t be true… Can it? Have the Dallas Cowboys actually escaped an entire offseason completely unscathed?

The Dallas Cowboys have had no self-inflicted wounds, no serious injuries, and surprisingly enough there are no pending suspensions. It seems almost unheard of considering what’s taken place the past few years, but now the Cowboys can start the 2020 season with little to nothing hanging over their heads.

I don’t know about you, but I find that quite comforting. It’s not like in years past wondering whether or not the Dallas Cowboys would lose one of their key players at some point in the season because of an off the field incident. That’s not a comforting feeling to be burdened with and I for one am grateful.

Let it sink in for just a little bit…

Over the past several seasons the Cowboys have had to worry about a potential suspension for Tyrone Crawford (bar fight incident) and Ezekiel Elliott (“assaulting” a security guard and “alleged” domestic violence). Both were key contributors on offense and defense and there was no clear solution as to how to replace one of the other.

We can now put our minds at ease of such a thing happening in 2020. The start of the season is just around the corner and with players already involved in training camp, there shouldn’t be any slip-ups between now and then. The unforeseen in-season injury or suspension can still happen of course, but for the first time in a while the Cowboys aren’t starting off already in a bind.

The rest of the NFC East division don’t really have that luxury. The Philadelphia Eagles already lost their starting RG Brandon Brooks for the season with an ACL injury. The Washington Redskins Football Team recently released RB Derrius Guice after his domestic violence arrest. And last but not least, the New York Giants CB DeAndre Baker was recently charged with four counts of robbery with a firearm.

Talk about a headache…

From where I’m sitting though, the Dallas Cowboys have had a quiet and eventful offseason compared to their division rivals. Hopefully this is a sign of things to come under new Head Coach Mike McCarthy. Wouldn’t that be nice!?

Brian Martin

Brian Martin

Level C2/C3 quadriplegic. College graduate with a bachelors degree in sports and health sciences-concentration sports management. Sports enthusiast. Dallas Cowboys fanatic. Lover of life with a glass half-full point of view.

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Gary b
Gary b
Aug 10, 2020 9:40 AM

I wonder if the Cowboys hired a chaperone for Zeke (Ala D. Bryant) to keep him out of trouble, and away from the twinkies during the offseason?

Cowboy Fan Ed
Cowboy Fan Ed
Aug 10, 2020 12:45 PM

Well Brian I guess you know that you have just jinxed the boys! Ole Roger will have his cronies on ever corner now trying to catch them doing anything that would merit dishing out suspensions! Seriously it seems that the League keeps a close eye on Dallas whenever possible! I think that The NFL needs to do random drug test year round on all the teams(and they might do )! I would venture to say that over 50 percent of the players use marijuana League wide but there again if the truth be known The NFL don’t want this to be brought to light!

Gary b
Gary b
Aug 10, 2020 4:01 PM

I think the league is following society’s softening stance in general regarding marijuana. Thay have bigger worries/concerns then the “chronic ” Let these boys do what they do, it keeps em calm and chill.

GhostProtocol
GhostProtocol
Aug 10, 2020 4:50 PM

The fact that this is even news speaks volumes … kind of funny and ironic that it happens as soon as Garrett is removed (though I don’t think its related by any stretch, but still funny) … always preaching about the “right kind of guy” and not until he departs do we have a quiet off-season. Oh, and suddenly the NY Gnats are making criminal news … Hmmmmm

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