Cowboy's Leonard Davis suffers injury in practice...

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Unless Tony Romo is going to miss the game I dont think the Cowboys are really gonna miss him.

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

Unless Tony Romo is going to miss the game I dont think the Cowboys are really gonaa miss him.

Yeah, I think it's important to point out how fortunate the 'Boys have been on the injury front. Sure they lost Terry Glenn for an extended period of time, but Crayton has filled in nicely. Aside from that, they really haven't had any problems. With all the major injuries flying around the league this year, Dallas has stayed very healthy.

[GusFrerotte]

Don't mean to be a downer, but we are sinking fast with all the holes in our team right now. The Cowboys possibly losing a starting guard isn't going to change the face of the game in Dallas a whole lot. A guard is more or less and huge obstacle and nothing more. Not much pulling, etc, so whoever they have to replace him will do a decent job against our sorry pass rush. If Romo, Witten, or TO go down then it might have an impact, but an interior linemen is just a body.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by GusFrerotte

Don't mean to be a downer, but we are sinking fast with all the holes in our team right now. The Cowboys possibly losing a starting guard isn't going to change the face of the game in Dallas a whole lot. A guard is more or less and huge obstacle and nothing more. Not much pulling, etc, so whoever they have to replace him will do a decent job against our sorry pass rush. If Romo, Witten, or TO go down then it might have an impact, but an interior linemen is just a body.

Couldn't disagree more that the position of LG doesn't take any skill, and that it's essentially a replaceable position. That's not true.

Leonard Davis, however, has never been a great or even good player. He would not be a big loss for the Cowboys.