Cowboys Keith Brooking Is a Crybaby

Keith Brooking did something an NFL football player should never do: cry.

Is that what you want in a professional athlete?

In the last two weeks, the Dallas Cowboys twice smoked the Philadelphia Eagles. Not ONE soul on that team cried for what the Cowboys did to them.

Pat Williams put it in a phenomenal statement:

"We don't care what Brooking says...Nobody said anything when they blew out the Eagles. It's the playoffs. It ain't no regular season game. If you lose, you go home. We take no pity on them...He can say whatever he wants to say."

Does that sound like hypocrisy for what Brooking said to the media, which was completely opposite last week against the Eagles? It does to me.

Obviously Wade Phillips thought it was fine the way the Vikings played. I believe Brooking is pouting because his team got whooped. 

The Vikings offense's job is to score points on the field. The Cowboys defense is supposed to stop the offense. That's what makes it a game right?

Well if the Cowboys defense quits late in the game, does it mean the Vikings offense should quit with them? No!

It's your choice Brooking to stop the offense whether you like it or not, but don't stand around blaming the Vikings for doing everything right in that game and blowing your whole team out of the dust. 

Why didn't you and your 10 other teammates do something about it and stop the Vikings offense instead of complaining? No one likes a complainer Brooking.

You have no excuse for going over to that Vikings sideline and crying because their team is putting up points while your offense is flat.

You screamed at the Vikings, to the point where it looked like your steroids took control of you. Relax.

Before the Vikings scored late in the fourth quarter, the Cowboys had two possessions going four-and-out gaining an excruciating 14 yards.

Hats off to the Vikings, playing like a winner and doing everything right in that game—except for a few false starts.

And for the Cowboys, you didn't look like the "hottest" team like you did the past few weeks. In fact, you spent more time whining then playing.

One thing you've said Brooking is that you're looking forward to next season's game against the Vikings. Try not to get ahead of yourself. You should never look ahead in the schedule, it'll only hurt yourself.

It looks like you have some issues you need to cleanse out of your system. It's not like your coach would have done the same thing if he was in that position. 

Just play defense next time and their won't be any complaints or drama—unless that's what you're into Brooking.

Maybe next year. Just don't blame the Vikings for your poor play.