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Wednesday, December 4, 2003
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Parcells: Release wasn’t a messai
By Stephen Hawkins
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
IRVING, Texas — Bill Parcells insisted
Wednesday that he wasn’t trying to send a mes
sage to the rest of the Dallas Cowboys by cutting
kick returner-cornerback Derek Ross just days
before a big game.
The move came after Ross missed two team
functions — a team run and hospital visits — and
fumbled twice in a Thanksgiving Day loss to
Miami. But the coach said those aren’t the reasons
Ross is gone.
Parcells said Ross, a third-round pick from Ohio
State in 2002 who once appeared to be a rising star,
just didn’t have a future with his Cowboys.
“I certainly don’t do things impulsively,”
Parcells said in his first meeting with the media
since cutting Ross on Tuesday. “I’ve been watch
ing him in the offseason, minicamps, training
camps, and you’re hopeful things will go in a cer
tain direction. Then at some point in time, you
become convinced they’re not going to.
“When you get to that point, it’s a waste of
everybody’s time to continue the relationship.”
The Cowboys (8-4) play Sunday at
Philadelphia (9-3) in a game filled with playoff
implications. The Eagles have won seven straight
since losing at Dallas, hut the Cowboys can take a
hig step toward an NFC Easi title with a win
Parcells and Ross have clashed severalt»
Parcells criticized Ross for relying onrawi
instead of technique when covering receivers,i
carrying the hall loosely on kickoff returns. Heli
one of his fumbles in the 40-21 loss to N
coach also wasn’t pleased with how RossbH
knee in jury that kept him out of the first fours
"It’s best for him and us to give him an c
tunity to go somew here and do somethingaul^
can move forward,” Parcells said. “1
simple as that.”
/.uriel Smith, who has been inactive forfcl
the List s i x games since being replaced by Rosj
the kick returner, could return to that role,A\ti
Cason is another option.
Pete Hunter and Andrew Davison, a freei
signee who has been inactive his first 10 gai
are likely candidates to take over for Ross at i
nickel hack. Hunter had that position beforek
Parcells didn’t sound too concerned about
changes.
“I don’t think it has a domino effect,”lies
“We had six corners on the team and werem
to use some of the other guys to fill that spots|
been manning.”
Ross played all hut two games
starting nine and leading NFL rookie comert
with five interceptions.
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