Cowboys WR George Pickens when asked about Brian Schottenheimer saying he needs to block better: “I feel like as a team, I feel like run, pass, a lot of stuff. You know what I mean? One week it was, you guys were saying defense, one week you were saying this. I feel like if you narrow the comments down, you’re talking about the team. So most definitely I feel like as a team, just keep improving.”

If you’re a real sports fan, you’ve probably heard Adam Schefter speak hundreds of times. He’s very well spoken. Have you ever heard him sound as uncomfortable as when he’s being asked by @johnkincade why the NFL isn’t investigating Mike Vrabel for tampering? [April 22]. The long pause, the stuttering, the talking in circles, the answering of a question with a question. Remember, if the NFL were to investigate the Patriots for tampering that would be bad for Robert Kraft who owns the Patriots and is a business partner with Schefter. Adam does not disclose that he and Robert Kraft both own stake in the same sports betting venture when he does these interviews or when he tweets. Every journalist knows that disclosing conflicts of interest is basic journalism ethics 101. Millionaire “insiders” like Adam operate under a separate set of rules. These are the sort of conversation the NFL is terrified of, so pass this tweet around and let’s have a dialogue.

Unblocked Pressures Allowed: 1. PHI - 49 2. DAL - 35 ------------------ 31. JAX - 13 32. SF - 12 This tells such a huge story about scheme foundation and preparation, IMO. @FDuffyNFL

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones this morning on @1053thefan sharing one of his "greatest memories" from his trips to Green Bay: "After the game against (the Packers) maybe 25 years ago, all of my grandchildren were very small, 4 or 5 years old. And I had a car full of them. It was so cold. We won, and as we left the stadium, we were in a long, big car, and I saw this lady headed toward the car. "She comes up beside the car running. She was so upset as a Green Bay fan. She was pretty hefty. And she turns around and pulls it all down and just plants it right up against the window. Everybody inside was in (shock) and couldn't believe it. And then her skin stuck to the window it was so cold. When she pulled away, there was just a big print sitting there on the side of that car. There were about 10 or 11 of us in the car and we can still see it today."