Adrian Murrell
Bill Parcells signed Adrian Murrell today, in an attempt to bolster the major weakness that is known as running back Troy Hambrick.
He hasn't played in the NFL since 2000.
That, along with the fact that Parcells tried unsuccessfully to trade for a running back before the NFL trade deadline, tells you what he thinks of his starting running back at the moment.
My only question -- if the Boys were gonna go after guys who hadn't played in forever, why not go for broke and give Barry Sanders a call? I mean, what the hell. Maybe they did, for all I know.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 10/29/03 18:30 | Dallas Cowboys | Technorati
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Murrell came in during training camp, I remember. I thought he was still hanging around. If Parcells has a blind spot, it's guys like this. I can't picture Murrell doing diddly.
But I'm sitting here wearing shorts typing into the internet...what do I know?
Posted by Scott Chaffin @ 21:29 on 10/29/03
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