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I doubt the Cowboys as SB contenders because I doubt the defense is really as good as people percieve.  Youth is great and all, but they still lack the pass rush and the LBs are not cut out for the 3-4.  Good DL depth is fine, but this should be a 4-3 team with the personell they have.

OL is a rotting decaying corpse.  Without the OL the offense can't strike fear into the hearts of anyone except with trick plays. 

Too many needs to address in the offseason to bring this to an automatic division contender.  OL, WR, LB, FS, PK.  Just too many to get stronger in all areas. 

NFC East 06

Was 10-6

Dal 9-7 (miss playoffs)

Nyg- 8-8 (Boo birds rattle Eli and Tiki starts looking like the other NY RB)

Phi - 6-10 (Rebuilding year)
Those holes aren't as big as you are making them out to be. We will sign a big named kicker. Our WR are just fine for one more season. Yes, the Oline could be a mess or it could be just fine. Flozell will be back. Larry Allen will probably be back. Rivera has a whole off season to heal and Rob Pettiti will have another year under his belt if he isn't replaced with a veteran. That leaves LB, which we aren't hurting that bad in the first place, and FS which will be addresses in the draft. Now as bad as you are making it out. Lots of other teams have just as many holes. No way Washington has less holes. The Cowboys will be a contender next season. Hate it all you want.
I have to agree with Texas here. Yes, OL, WR, LB, FS and PK could be improved but the OL really only showed signs of trouble once Flozell went down. He'll be back. Glenn, KJ and Crayton are a pretty good threesome. The only problem is Glenn and KJ don't have too many years left. Dat and Singleton look to be gone from the LB corps but there still are a few that can play adequately. But another difference maker like Ware could really be used. FS is a definite hole and PK the biggest of all but easily fixed.

I'm not sure why they should use the 4-3 though. Ferguson, Canty, Spears, Ware and James all fit the 3-4 to a tee. Next year will be the second year using the 3-4 and the personnel will fit even better I imagine.

There remain some holes but at most of the positions that aren't considered holes, I think they are quite strong. Both CB, SS, one OLB, both DE I think are all potential future probowlers on defense. Offense isn't as strong but TE, LT and RB are quite strong.

 
This thread hammers home why you can't go wrong bashing the NFC East. It's just always out there, an easy target.

The Eagles will bounce back and regain the division in 2006. :P

 
One game. We will see next season I guess. It is impossible to predict but I still think the Cowboys win the division. I think the skins will be good, unlike moronic Skins fans, I can admit that.

The Giants haven't sold me on anything just yet. Last year was a joke. Giants will finish 3rd or 4th in the division.

Eagles are the wild card in all of this.
one game? how bout when we ruined your home coming on MNF? :bye: i know you like the cowboys but c'mon...the skins were a better team last year.
Come on now, that was a BS game that the Cowboys whooped the Redskins for 3 and a half quarters. The skins won on two lucky plays. You know it too.
LOL at "two lucky plays" when the Cowboys only TD of that game came on a flea flicker....nice selective memory you have there.
Way to chime in after the fact.... :rolleyes: I dont have a selective memory, in fact, I can remember the fact that we have been handing the Redskins their asses for about a decade and a half now. Even when we were 5-11 two of our wins came against the foreskins so don't talk about who is forgetting what. Next season, the world of football will be back in order.....the Cowboys will beat the Redskins not once but twice next year.
I'm not going to get into a silly argument like this. You made a statement that the Skins were lucky to win because they scored on what you called "fluke" plays. I pointed out that if anything, the Cowboys score was the most fluke play of the game.I have no desire to get into this immature argument you're trying to start though when you bring up the past years which has absolutely nothing to do with last year or this upcoming year, which was the point of this thread.

In the meantime, I'll wait for you to respond to my post which explained why the Skins were better last year. I'm still waiting for you to back up your statement that the Cowboys were better last year in light of all of the stats I brought up.

 
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One game. We will see next season I guess. It is impossible to predict but I still think the Cowboys win the division. I think the skins will be good, unlike moronic Skins fans, I can admit that.

The Giants haven't sold me on anything just yet. Last year was a joke. Giants will finish 3rd or 4th in the division.

Eagles are the wild card in all of this.
one game? how bout when we ruined your home coming on MNF? :bye: i know you like the cowboys but c'mon...the skins were a better team last year.
Come on now, that was a BS game that the Cowboys whooped the Redskins for 3 and a half quarters. The skins won on two lucky plays. You know it too.
LOL at "two lucky plays" when the Cowboys only TD of that game came on a flea flicker....nice selective memory you have there.
Way to chime in after the fact.... :rolleyes: I dont have a selective memory, in fact, I can remember the fact that we have been handing the Redskins their asses for about a decade and a half now. Even when we were 5-11 two of our wins came against the foreskins so don't talk about who is forgetting what. Next season, the world of football will be back in order.....the Cowboys will beat the Redskins not once but twice next year.
I'm not going to get into a silly argument like this. You made a statement that the Skins were lucky to win because they scored on what you called "fluke" plays. I pointed out that if anything, the Cowboys score was the most fluke play of the game.I have no desire to get into this immature argument you're trying to start though when you bring up the past years which has absolutely nothing to do with last year or this upcoming year, which was the point of this thread.

In the meantime, I'll wait for you to respond to my post which explained why the Skins were better last year. I'm still waiting for you to back up your statement that the Cowboys were better last year in light of all of the stats I brought up.
Well, had you read the entire argument between me and Surferskin you would have read that I agreed on that point long ago, but since you butted your way into a discussion between two other people that didn't involve you......... :rolleyes:
 
One game. We will see next season I guess. It is impossible to predict but I still think the Cowboys win the division. I think the skins will be good, unlike moronic Skins fans, I can admit that.

The Giants haven't sold me on anything just yet. Last year was a joke. Giants will finish 3rd or 4th in the division.

Eagles are the wild card in all of this.
one game? how bout when we ruined your home coming on MNF? :bye: i know you like the cowboys but c'mon...the skins were a better team last year.
Come on now, that was a BS game that the Cowboys whooped the Redskins for 3 and a half quarters. The skins won on two lucky plays. You know it too.
LOL at "two lucky plays" when the Cowboys only TD of that game came on a flea flicker....nice selective memory you have there.
Way to chime in after the fact.... :rolleyes: I dont have a selective memory, in fact, I can remember the fact that we have been handing the Redskins their asses for about a decade and a half now. Even when we were 5-11 two of our wins came against the foreskins so don't talk about who is forgetting what. Next season, the world of football will be back in order.....the Cowboys will beat the Redskins not once but twice next year.
I'm not going to get into a silly argument like this. You made a statement that the Skins were lucky to win because they scored on what you called "fluke" plays. I pointed out that if anything, the Cowboys score was the most fluke play of the game.I have no desire to get into this immature argument you're trying to start though when you bring up the past years which has absolutely nothing to do with last year or this upcoming year, which was the point of this thread.

In the meantime, I'll wait for you to respond to my post which explained why the Skins were better last year. I'm still waiting for you to back up your statement that the Cowboys were better last year in light of all of the stats I brought up.
Well, had you read the entire argument between me and Surferskin you would have read that I agreed on that point long ago, but since you butted your way into a discussion between two other people that didn't involve you......... :rolleyes:
Here's a tip. If you want to have a conversation between only two people, don't have it on a MB.
 
I doubt the Cowboys as SB contenders because I doubt the defense is really as good as people percieve. Youth is great and all, but they still lack the pass rush and the LBs are not cut out for the 3-4. Good DL depth is fine, but this should be a 4-3 team with the personell they have.

OL is a rotting decaying corpse. Without the OL the offense can't strike fear into the hearts of anyone except with trick plays.

Too many needs to address in the offseason to bring this to an automatic division contender. OL, WR, LB, FS, PK. Just too many to get stronger in all areas.

NFC East 06

Was 10-6

Dal 9-7 (miss playoffs)

Nyg- 8-8 (Boo birds rattle Eli and Tiki starts looking like the other NY RB)

Phi - 6-10 (Rebuilding year)
Those holes aren't as big as you are making them out to be. We will sign a big named kicker. Our WR are just fine for one more season. Yes, the Oline could be a mess or it could be just fine. Flozell will be back. Larry Allen will probably be back. Rivera has a whole off season to heal and Rob Pettiti will have another year under his belt if he isn't replaced with a veteran. That leaves LB, which we aren't hurting that bad in the first place, and FS which will be addresses in the draft. Now as bad as you are making it out. Lots of other teams have just as many holes. No way Washington has less holes. The Cowboys will be a contender next season. Hate it all you want.
I have to agree with Texas here. Yes, OL, WR, LB, FS and PK could be improved but the OL really only showed signs of trouble once Flozell went down. He'll be back. Glenn, KJ and Crayton are a pretty good threesome. The only problem is Glenn and KJ don't have too many years left. Dat and Singleton look to be gone from the LB corps but there still are a few that can play adequately. But another difference maker like Ware could really be used. FS is a definite hole and PK the biggest of all but easily fixed.

I'm not sure why they should use the 4-3 though. Ferguson, Canty, Spears, Ware and James all fit the 3-4 to a tee. Next year will be the second year using the 3-4 and the personnel will fit even better I imagine.

There remain some holes but at most of the positions that aren't considered holes, I think they are quite strong. Both CB, SS, one OLB, both DE I think are all potential future probowlers on defense. Offense isn't as strong but TE, LT and RB are quite strong.
Do you two have any idea how old Larry Allen is? This is what his 13th year? Rivera is a proven injury liability going into his 11th season. Even if they somehow manage to draft/acquire a C they still need upgrades to depth at ALL FIVE spots IMO. Flozell for what he is is still a false start drive killing machine. There isn't a backup Guard that would probably be picked up off waivers right now. OL isn't something you fix overnight, and without it there is no chance of a SB run with this QB and this skill set on offense regardless of where they happened to rank last year.

Face it, Bledsoe is a second half fader just like people said he would be. He doesn't get injured he gets GROUND DOWN from all the sacks. The thought that this particular OL can hold together for a full season to protect him is absurd.

This is a good, but not great team. This goes for all the NFC East teams. This might be the best top to bottom division, but none will get a bye and none will advance to the NFC championship. Count on it.

 
The Cowboys may well finish 3rd or 4th in their division. Not because they're so horrible, but because the Redskins and Giants are slightly better than they are and the Eagles will likely be back in the thick of things next year.
They could finish 3rd or 4th or could easily finish in 1st. There isn't much of a difference in any of the teams in that division. A couple injuries one way or the other can make all the difference in the division.The one thing I'll say about Dallas is that their defense is pretty young. If they can add a couple more players, I think they can improve on defense enough to put them over the edge in winning the NFC East.

Drew Bledsoe is a huge concern for me. He impressed me last year with Dallas, and I think he will do a decent job again. However, I would really like to see Dallas try and make a block buster trade for one of the 3 QB's in this draft.

There's nothing behind Bledsoe long term in IMO.

 
I doubt the Cowboys as SB contenders because I doubt the defense is really as good as people percieve.  Youth is great and all, but they still lack the pass rush and the LBs are not cut out for the 3-4.  Good DL depth is fine, but this should be a 4-3 team with the personell they have.

OL is a rotting decaying corpse.  Without the OL the offense can't strike fear into the hearts of anyone except with trick plays. 

Too many needs to address in the offseason to bring this to an automatic division contender.  OL, WR, LB, FS, PK.  Just too many to get stronger in all areas. 

NFC East 06

Was 10-6

Dal 9-7 (miss playoffs)

Nyg- 8-8 (Boo birds rattle Eli and Tiki starts looking like the other NY RB)

Phi - 6-10 (Rebuilding year)
Those holes aren't as big as you are making them out to be. We will sign a big named kicker. Our WR are just fine for one more season. Yes, the Oline could be a mess or it could be just fine. Flozell will be back. Larry Allen will probably be back. Rivera has a whole off season to heal and Rob Pettiti will have another year under his belt if he isn't replaced with a veteran. That leaves LB, which we aren't hurting that bad in the first place, and FS which will be addresses in the draft. Now as bad as you are making it out. Lots of other teams have just as many holes. No way Washington has less holes. The Cowboys will be a contender next season. Hate it all you want.
I have to agree with Texas here. Yes, OL, WR, LB, FS and PK could be improved but the OL really only showed signs of trouble once Flozell went down. He'll be back. Glenn, KJ and Crayton are a pretty good threesome. The only problem is Glenn and KJ don't have too many years left. Dat and Singleton look to be gone from the LB corps but there still are a few that can play adequately. But another difference maker like Ware could really be used. FS is a definite hole and PK the biggest of all but easily fixed.

I'm not sure why they should use the 4-3 though. Ferguson, Canty, Spears, Ware and James all fit the 3-4 to a tee. Next year will be the second year using the 3-4 and the personnel will fit even better I imagine.

There remain some holes but at most of the positions that aren't considered holes, I think they are quite strong. Both CB, SS, one OLB, both DE I think are all potential future probowlers on defense. Offense isn't as strong but TE, LT and RB are quite strong.
Do you two have any idea how old Larry Allen is? This is what his 13th year? Rivera is a proven injury liability going into his 11th season. Even if they somehow manage to draft/acquire a C they still need upgrades to depth at ALL FIVE spots IMO. Flozell for what he is is still a false start drive killing machine. There isn't a backup Guard that would probably be picked up off waivers right now. OL isn't something you fix overnight, and without it there is no chance of a SB run with this QB and this skill set on offense regardless of where they happened to rank last year.

Face it, Bledsoe is a second half fader just like people said he would be. He doesn't get injured he gets GROUND DOWN from all the sacks. The thought that this particular OL can hold together for a full season to protect him is absurd.

This is a good, but not great team. This goes for all the NFC East teams. This might be the best top to bottom division, but none will get a bye and none will advance to the NFC championship. Count on it.
No one can get to the NFC Championship.......I completely disagree. All 4 teams in the division are actually capable of making a run if they get the right help in certain areas.Seattle and Carolina are not much better than any of those teams and the NFC North is a joke.

 
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No one can get to the NFC Championship.......I completely disagree. All 4 teams in the division are actually capable of making a run if they get the right help in certain areas.
You're right.
 
  For example, they would have been the only team all year to beat the Seahawks at Seattle if Cortez hadn't missed a freaking 29 yard field goal.  To put this in context for all the idiots that are rolling their eyes, the Cowboys snapped the ball from inside the 15 yard line, or a little over ten yards the length of an extra point.  This is half the distance that Feely missed his very long field goals from.  With either Vanderjagt or Vinatieri, the Cowboys are 13-3 last year.
The Seahawks won that game 13-10. Another FG would've tied the game, not won it for Dallas.
:buzzer:Wrong--field goal makes it 13-10 Dallas. They run out the clock (read: Bledsoe does not make that errant pass) after taking possesion with two mins to go. Game over.

 
QB will remain an issue for Dallas. They can be a playoff team with Bledsoe but they won't advance far with him. The defense is young and could be frighteningly good in a year or so. I still think Dallas is looking up at Washington and New York and isn't a lock to beat out Philly but then again, there isn't single order of finish in the division that I'd look at and dismiss.

 
I doubt the Cowboys as SB contenders because I doubt the defense is really as good as people percieve.  Youth is great and all, but they still lack the pass rush and the LBs are not cut out for the 3-4.  Good DL depth is fine, but this should be a 4-3 team with the personell they have.

OL is a rotting decaying corpse.  Without the OL the offense can't strike fear into the hearts of anyone except with trick plays. 

Too many needs to address in the offseason to bring this to an automatic division contender.  OL, WR, LB, FS, PK.  Just too many to get stronger in all areas. 

NFC East 06

Was 10-6

Dal 9-7 (miss playoffs)

Nyg- 8-8 (Boo birds rattle Eli and Tiki starts looking like the other NY RB)

Phi - 6-10 (Rebuilding year)
Those holes aren't as big as you are making them out to be. We will sign a big named kicker. Our WR are just fine for one more season. Yes, the Oline could be a mess or it could be just fine. Flozell will be back. Larry Allen will probably be back. Rivera has a whole off season to heal and Rob Pettiti will have another year under his belt if he isn't replaced with a veteran. That leaves LB, which we aren't hurting that bad in the first place, and FS which will be addresses in the draft. Now as bad as you are making it out. Lots of other teams have just as many holes. No way Washington has less holes. The Cowboys will be a contender next season. Hate it all you want.
I have to agree with Texas here. Yes, OL, WR, LB, FS and PK could be improved but the OL really only showed signs of trouble once Flozell went down. He'll be back. Glenn, KJ and Crayton are a pretty good threesome. The only problem is Glenn and KJ don't have too many years left. Dat and Singleton look to be gone from the LB corps but there still are a few that can play adequately. But another difference maker like Ware could really be used. FS is a definite hole and PK the biggest of all but easily fixed.

I'm not sure why they should use the 4-3 though. Ferguson, Canty, Spears, Ware and James all fit the 3-4 to a tee. Next year will be the second year using the 3-4 and the personnel will fit even better I imagine.

There remain some holes but at most of the positions that aren't considered holes, I think they are quite strong. Both CB, SS, one OLB, both DE I think are all potential future probowlers on defense. Offense isn't as strong but TE, LT and RB are quite strong.
Do you two have any idea how old Larry Allen is? This is what his 13th year? Rivera is a proven injury liability going into his 11th season. Even if they somehow manage to draft/acquire a C they still need upgrades to depth at ALL FIVE spots IMO. Flozell for what he is is still a false start drive killing machine. There isn't a backup Guard that would probably be picked up off waivers right now. OL isn't something you fix overnight, and without it there is no chance of a SB run with this QB and this skill set on offense regardless of where they happened to rank last year.

Face it, Bledsoe is a second half fader just like people said he would be. He doesn't get injured he gets GROUND DOWN from all the sacks. The thought that this particular OL can hold together for a full season to protect him is absurd.

This is a good, but not great team. This goes for all the NFC East teams. This might be the best top to bottom division, but none will get a bye and none will advance to the NFC championship. Count on it.
Allen's and Rivera's age do concern me. But Allen has performed adequately (not at a Probowl level) and I think he can for another year. I'm not sure Rivera is a "proven injury liability". Didn't he have a 100+ consecutive start streak broken late last year. Still he is getting old and injuries are more likely. I don't expect these two to be the problem. But we do need to start grooming some replacements. Maybe Peterman and Gurode are already there. Adams may get a few too many false starts. But he's still a VERY good OT.

I'd be more comfortable with Petitti as a backup. Maybe a starter down the road. And Al Johnson has been a big dissappointment. I expected more from him.

I expect at least one (probably two) FA OLineman to be signed. I'm not saying that that will instantly make the OL one of the best in the league but I do think it improves it enough to no longer be considered a huge weakness.

I've heard the criticisms of Bledsoe but I still believe with decent protection and a good running game, he can be a good QB. Bledsoe is what he is. A good veteran QB that if given protection can be very effective. But he can't carry a team on his own.

You're probably right about no NFC East team getting a bye week. These teams will beat up on each other and it's unlikely that any team will go 5-1 in the division thereby making it difficult to become one of the top 2 seeds.

Maybe I'm looking through homer glasses but I really think this team is a few players (and some luck) away from being a serious SB contender. It's not there yet. But it isn't that far away.

 
Marcus Coleman was released by the Texans. I could see the Cowboys getting him for depth. Whaddya think?

 
Marcus Coleman was released by the Texans. I could see the Cowboys getting him for depth. Whaddya think?
If he can still run, yes, he is a likely signing. Thats a significant "IF", though.
 
I'm hardcore Cowboy fan back to the days of Calvin Hill, Lee Roy Jordan, etc.

All the teams in the East have some holes to fill. I for one hope the Cowboys look to the offensive line early, but know they have needs at LB and Safety also.

Flozell will definitely help the OL with his return, but they are getting a little long in the tooth.

The division will be a crap shoot. McNabb will help Philly be respectful again. The Giants will be the same old team. Washington is going in the right direction again. Dallas will also be competitive. Even though, I would love to see the Cowboys win it all, it is pretty much a coin flip right now. Free agency and the draft might be the deciding factor. I haven't checked to see who has money to spend in the market, but like the rest of you, will enjoy watching how it plays out for everyone.

 
How Bout Them Cowboys! T.O is going to be a Cowboy soon. The Boys are back everyone and yes you should be scared.

 
How Bout Them Cowboys! T.O is going to be a Cowboy soon. The Boys are back everyone and yes you should be scared.
I'm a Cowboy fan and I will be scared if the Cowboys sign him. :thumbdown:
 
"though the latest reports on the Patriots' Adam Vinatieri have him signing with Tampa Bay once free agency begins."

http://dallascowboys.com/news.cfm?id=E1B59...B6A5A54B103F110
They need an offensive lineman or three, and that includes a center and possibly a guard if the Cowboys decide Larry Allen's $7.5 million cap figure and $2 million roster bonus due April 1 is too rich for their blood - and likely is for a player not throwing the football or running with the football.

They need linebackers now that inside backer Dat Nguyen has retired and Scott Fujita becomes a free agent late Friday night. Who knows if they will even consider the 34-year-old Willie McGinest, released by New England Wednesday night because the Patriots could not qualify his $7 million cap figure. The Cowboys, along with San Diego, Cleveland and several other teams were reported to be interested. But then that is natural since McGinest was Bill Parcells' first-round pick back in 1994.

They need at least one veteran safety, someone capable of improving the free safety spot next to strong safety Roy Williams, which would in turn free up Keith Davis to concentrate fulltime on special teams and buy last year's sixth-round pick Justin Beriault some time to grow after missing his rookie season following knee surgery.

They need a kicker, for sure, and a clutch one at that, though the latest reports on the Patriots' Adam Vinatieri have him signing with Tampa Bay once free agency begins. That means the likes of Ryan Longwell and Matt Bryant would be in their sights.
 
Just came across the NFL network that Cowboys signed Kyle Kosier (ex Detroit Lion) to a 5 year deal. Adds depth to a line that really needs it. Is this the beginning of the end for Larry Allen?

 
Is Kosier starting material, I know the Cowboys starters are Allen and Rivera but is it feasible that he could make his way into the starting line up?

 
The Boys will sit back and wait for the T.O release and swoop him up. Next they will look at the linebacker and safety position. A kicker like Longwell will come in for a lot less money than Vinateri. The Boys never spend money on kickers and I expect this trend to continue.

 
Dallas has also resigned Gurode. I suspect that LA will feel enough pressure to renegotiate his $7.5 mil cap figure, or be cut.

Parcells is big on versatility and thats what both Kosier and Gurode offer. Now whether they are very good or not is another story.........

 
According to the Ranch Report Dallas Cowboys have Akin Ayodele visiting right now. This signing would be huge for the boys. Add Marcus Coleman, and TO and draft a FS in the first round and add depth through the rest of the draft and the Cowboys will look well rounded.

 
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I'm glad you are a cowboy fan but you have given about zero credible (and in fact mostly wrong) backup to your statement.

 
This offseason is depressing. The skins are overpaying for spares, but at least they are getting warm bodies in. It appears more and more likely Dallas will make a run at TO and leave the OL bare and fail to sign a PK of consequence. I'm not convinced this will be a 500 team right now.

 
i guess you've already forgotten about the 35-7 beating we gave you to end your playoff hopes. :lmao:
"We"? What the hell? Are you an NFL player? Whatever. Fagskins finally beat the Cowboys and suddenly the past 4 seasons are forgotten. :rolleyes: Good luck this season Dude. We'll be looking for you out on the field. What number are you by the way?

 
Add OT Jason Fabini signing with Dallas. Was on ESPN(no link) Whoever said the linebackers are not 3-4 material :thumbdown:

It's on espn.com- 3 years, $6 million. Incentives could make it $7.5 million.

Dirt cheap. :thumbup:

New right tackle.

 
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And TO... From a born-n-bred 'Boys fan...from a competitive perspective, I love this. But he and his ego...I just hope the terms were not outrageous....

-fe

 
Add OT Jason Fabini signing with Dallas. Was on ESPN(no link) Whoever said the linebackers are not 3-4 material :thumbdown:

It's on espn.com- 3 years, $6 million. Incentives could make it $7.5 million.

Dirt cheap. :thumbup:

New right tackle.
saw that coming huh? I think he's an important signing for them

 
This offseason is depressing. The skins are overpaying for spares, but at least they are getting warm bodies in. It appears more and more likely Dallas will make a run at TO and leave the OL bare and fail to sign a PK of consequence. I'm not convinced this will be a 500 team right now.

:goodposting:

 
Dallas is the team to beat in the NFC, and I would say they have the best chance to win the SB from all NFC teams. It's March Madness right now but I am pumped for the season already. Let's continue adding key cogs like Fabini and have a solid draft. The sky is the limit. :thumbup:

 
This offseason is depressing. The skins are overpaying for spares, but at least they are getting warm bodies in. It appears more and more likely Dallas will make a run at TO and leave the OL bare and fail to sign a PK of consequence. I'm not convinced this will be a 500 team right now.

:goodposting:
They signed Fabini, above.I think they just finally officially cut ties with that former high draft pick Jacob Rogers

 
  Fagskins finally beat the Cowboys
The Cowboys have a lot of good fans. Many of them have something intelligent to say. Sit back, read their comments, take notes.
Uh huh. Last 16 games - 13 and 3. Clearly I don't know what I'm talking about. Why don't you interpret those numbers for us, genius?
 
  Fagskins finally beat the Cowboys
The Cowboys have a lot of good fans. Many of them have something intelligent to say. Sit back, read their comments, take notes.
Uh huh. Last 16 games - 13 and 3. Clearly I don't know what I'm talking about. Why don't you interpret those numbers for us, genius?
Great, so you're good at math and history. The problem is that we're talking about current events. Keep up. :hophead:
 

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