Orlando Scandrick is an equal opportunist when it comes to ripping his former teams — and Friday it was the Dallas Cowboys' turn.
"They ain't a good football team right now. They aren't playing good football," Scandrick said Friday on FS1. "I don't see any positives there. I see a lot of finger pointing from the top to the bottom."
Scandrick, of course, caught the attention of the Eagles' entire team earlier this season when he went on FS1 and ripped into the Eagles after they released him. His harsh comments ripped into Doug Pederson, Malcolm Jenkins and Carson Wentz.
This time around, Scandrick ripped into Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett.
"I think his voice has become stale and stoic. The message, it's clear as day it isn't getting there," Scandrick said. "I think it is wearing on him — his job security, week-in-and-week-out. I don't think that is fair, that he gets his job security assessed week-in-and-week out, but that is the National Football League, it is what it is."
"A good football coach?" Scandrick added, "I don't see it right now."
Scandrick also had choice words for defensive coach Kris Richard, who many think is to blame for the Cowboys' recent collapse on defense.
"We are seeing the reason," Scandrick said, "Peter Carroll let him walk out that door."
Scandrick, however, did not end the segment without taking a few shots at the Eagles — and picking the Cowboys to win the NFC East.
"I am not going Philly," Scandrick said. "I think that Philly is a mess. Dallas is the smaller of the mess"
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