Dec 12th 2008 3:35PM by Adam Gretz (author feed)
Filed under: Cowboys, NFL CoachingAs if things weren’t bad enough for the Dallas Cowboys, cornerback Terence Newman decided to jump into the Sweet Valley High drama on Friday, and started pointing fingers at the Dallas coaching staff for not setting an example of what it means to be accountable.

This comes a day after reports surfaced that Terrell Owens was jealous of the fact Tony Romo and Jason Witten are best friends forever, and that the two hold double-super-secret meetings to design plays that purposely keep the ball out of Mr. Owens’ hands. Even though Romo has been throwing the ball to Owens more than any other player on the team in recent weeks. But, hey, in the immortal words of Homer Simpson: “Oh, people can come up with statistics to prove anything, 14% of people know that.”

Exactly.

Anyway, Tim MacMahon of the Dallas Morning News has Newman’s quotes from his appearance on ESPN Friday morning and, well, he’s blaming somebody else for the team being full of guys that like to blame somebody else. Yeah, accountability.Continue Reading