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I knew this offense would take a hit with TO being hurt, but this is ridiculous. All the credit to Washington's defense, but the Cowboys are just plain out of synch. Romo has looked horrible. They haven't been able to run the ball. I'm officially worried upon entering the playoffs. At least with the bye it gives TO an extra week to heal, but if he can't get healthy I think any of the other five teams in the NFC playoffs (assuming Washington gets in) could knock the Boys off right now. Thoughts?
13-3 is a very, very good year. They are 3-2 over the last five weeks. So is Green Bay, so is Seattle, so is New York. Tampa Bay is 2-3. No one is perfect in the NFC, everyone has warts.Get TO and Gurode back. The offense will look a lot like itself again. Get Newman and Ratliff back. The D steps up. I trust in Jason Garrett and Wade Phillips. I believe in the Jedi Master Romo.It is still good to be a Cowboy fan right now.
They held their own IN Dallas missing 4-5 starters. Hammered the Rams in St. Louis. Looked like crap vs the Bears, and hammered Detroit today.
They held their own IN Dallas missing 4-5 starters. Hammered the Rams in St. Louis. Looked like crap vs the Bears, and hammered Detroit today.
Based on the 37-27 game earlier this year, when Favre got hurt...or going back 8 years?Those are the only 2 times the two have played each other in Dallas in the last 10 years - I'd hardly call that a trend. No offense to Dallas, but their offense looked out of sync something fierce. They had 1 net yard rushing today. ONE. They were 0 for 11 on 3rd downs. And if I had to choose between Favre and Romo in a big game, I'll take #4.The way Dallas has played recently, they will be lucky to make it to the point where they play Green Bay.
Up until last week they had everything to play for. Not sure what you mean..
Up until last week they had everything to play for. Not sure what you mean..
13-3 is a very, very good year. They are 3-2 over the last five weeks. So is Green Bay, so is Seattle, so is New York. Tampa Bay is 2-3. No one is perfect in the NFC, everyone has warts.Get TO and Gurode back. The offense will look a lot like itself again. Get Newman and Ratliff back. The D steps up. I trust in Jason Garrett and Wade Phillips. I believe in the Jedi Master Romo.
13-3 is a very, very good year. They are 3-2 over the last five weeks. So is Green Bay, so is Seattle, so is New York. Tampa Bay is 2-3. No one is perfect in the NFC, everyone has warts.Get TO and Gurode back. The offense will look a lot like itself again. Get Newman and Ratliff back. The D steps up. I trust in Jason Garrett and Wade Phillips. I believe in the Jedi Master Romo.
13-3 is a very, very good year. They are 3-2 over the last five weeks. So is Green Bay, so is Seattle, so is New York. Tampa Bay is 2-3. No one is perfect in the NFC, everyone has warts.Get TO and Gurode back. The offense will look a lot like itself again. Get Newman and Ratliff back. The D steps up. I trust in Jason Garrett and Wade Phillips. I believe in the Jedi Master Romo.It is still good to be a Cowboy fan right now.
Best posting-to-date. Gotta be a P1. Too much knee-jerking going on around here. Dallas is in the driver's seat, have 2 weeks for a bum thumb to heal, get all of the Pro Bowlers back on the field, Jason Garrett to add new wrinkles into this offense that nobody has seen all year with both T.O. and Terry Glenn back on the field...together. We'll see more of Marion Barber and less of Julius Jones. I would even venture to say Barber will start for the first time. He's a Pro Bowler and expected back next year, while Jones is not. Let's not forget about this year's best TE in the league in Jason Witten either. Whether it be Tampa Bay, the Giants, or the Redskins that show up in two weeks is of no consequence whatsoever. All they have to do is focus on preparing themselves to play a home playoff game. They are familiar enough with division foes Giants and Redskins. Tampa Bay?...c'mon. How many players on their defense can you name without looking it up? That's what I thought. Bill Parcells and Jimmy Johnson used to say that you break down any season into four quarters. While the fourth quarter was admittedly abysmal, it's also over. It's a new season now, and you can be rest assured that we'll see the Cowboys of the first three quarters in two weeks. Rested, healed, prepared, and most importantly...inspired. If you'd like to bet against them, put your money in an envelope and send it to me. That way, I can buy a ticket to the NFC Championship and give you a live report from Texas Stadium. Any takers?
