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Official 2010 Dallas Cowboys In Season Thread (1 Viewer)

:bow: You cite other successful QB's who had poor playoff records to begin with, and then derive from that that Romo will have the same success that they have. In other words, to you poor start allows you to conclude that that player will have later success. And you wonder why I say you're not objective. As for the other, go back into the thread where I said "the season is over". Please post that link. Hint: I didn't. That's a strawman argument. Anyway, good idea to tap out. Your arguments make zero sense anyway.
Last time I respond to Romo, I asked what made Romo such a bad leader compared to McNabb and others, they posted playoff records and I cited that Peyton Manning hailed as the greatest QB of our generation started his playoff career 0-3. Is that so hard to follow?
 
Not surprising to see everyone jumping ship after a loss. Next week Dallas wins and everyone jumps back on the bandwagon. Way too early to write off Cowboys.

In regards to Romo leadership how would you rank his ability as a leader compared to McNabb or Eli Manning? Neither of them seem to inspire any leadership quality as Manning keeps that permanent autism face while Mcnabb has a fragile ego and is quick to throw people under the bus. Romo for all his faults gets in guys faces when they run the wrong route and masks his emotions for the good of the team, (only my opinion but I dont think he really enjoyed playing with TO yet you never heard about it).
The TV cameras only caught a glimpse of Manning gesturing toward Bradshaw after a failed second-and-10 in the third quarter. After they cut away, Manning was correcting Bradshaw on which way he should have gone for a blitz pickup. Bradshaw didn’t get far enough left and Manning was pressured. He didn’t exactly shove him in the back but he was there to correct him immediately. :goodposting: Leadership!

http://www.nj.com/giants/index.ssf/2010/10...nts_blow_1.html

 
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two anecdotes supporting the fact that Romo is not a good leader

1) after near losing to an awful Cincinnati team a few years ago , Romo seemed carefree about it in interviews (just like the rest of the team) . . .

2) Several weeks later Philly destroyed them in a must win game to end the season , and Romo had no answers and had an "oh well" look on his face after the game . . .

 
:lmao: You cite other successful QB's who had poor playoff records to begin with, and then derive from that that Romo will have the same success that they have. In other words, to you poor start allows you to conclude that that player will have later success. And you wonder why I say you're not objective. As for the other, go back into the thread where I said "the season is over". Please post that link. Hint: I didn't. That's a strawman argument. Anyway, good idea to tap out. Your arguments make zero sense anyway.
Last time I respond to Romo, I asked what made Romo such a bad leader compared to McNabb and others, they posted playoff records and I cited that Peyton Manning hailed as the greatest QB of our generation started his playoff career 0-3. Is that so hard to follow?
Nope, I followed it completely . . . and thought it was ludicrous "reasoning" for the reasons stated.
 
One thing I do find amusing is with all the talk about Romo not being a leader and Wade not being a good leader and the mistakes and penalties and everything...what was the problem with this team when Parcell's was the coach? One of the greatest leaders of our time on the football field and the team still had stupid penalties and fading out at the end of seasons...Parcell's didnt win a playoff game with this team...

What is the common denominator? Jerry Jones. Bottom line. Players know they can get away with stuff and play half assed, like Roy Williams last year, and nothing will happen because the final decision comes from the guy writing checks.

So, after this debacle, they cut a backup Safety who has had little impact on anything. Great move guys. Way to make a statement.

Romo goes to the press every week, win or loss, with the same mentality. He takes all the blame when the team loses and gives all the credit to everyone else when they win. I dont think Romo's leadership is the problem. The problem is the general manager. Romo is running for his life. Who gives a ratsass if there are all of these great weapons? They mean nothing because Romo is running for his life 90% of the time. Of course he makes some bad decisions, because he is doing it under duress most of the time. The reason this team wont finish better than .500 is the General Manager making stupid decisions to fill that big stupid stadium instead of building a winner.

Instead of trading for Roy friggin Williams, imagine the type of O-lineman a 1st, 3rd and 6th would have landed this team.

Last draft, I am pretty sure if the Cowboys wanted to trade up and grab an offensive lineman, one would have been there. I love Dez and everything but we already have enough money invested in WR and RB. How about a friggin offensive line to build some depth for this aging, decrepit suckfest that is out there now. I loved Austin, Williams, Ogletree and Witten with Crayton moving all over the field. How did we need a friggin WR? I could swear the offense was one of the best in the NFL last year. The offensive line was a train wreck last year. The safety position was a train wreck last year. Did they go out and make a play for a REAL safety? No. Did they go out and make a play for an O-lineman? No, they traded for the only offensive lineman in the NFL worse than the one we had. Pathetic.

Jerry Jones is the reason this team is 1-3. His failure to address the real issues on this team instead of trying to sell jerseys is the reason this team will be watching the playoffs. It is frustrating as hell to me.

 
horadadude said:
To say Eli was a busdriver for the SB run defines your ignorance.

6 TDs - 1 Int in the 2007 SB Run

95.7 QB rating

2 fourth quarter TDs in the SB - including "The Drive"

while Tony Romo had his chance against the GMEN at Home against a depleted Giants secondary and threw a pick to RW McQuarters - Tony with the Ball - 2 minutes left in the game - 3 out of 4 defensive backs were out of the game and he throws a pick.
If you remember back to that game Romo hit a wide open Patrick Crayton in the hands in the waning seconds of the game for what should have been a 50yd td but he dropped it so that makes Romo a choker?Giants scored 24,21,23,17 in the playoffs that year. The defense caused 7 turnovers in 4 games. Eli averaged 213 pass yards and 1.5 tds and the offense averaged 21 ppg. They won with Eli not because of him.
Right because in the SB - the defense would have scored those 2 fourth quarter TDs.Right because in the clutch Romo did this http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2008011301/2...wboys#tab:watch

 
One thing I do find amusing is with all the talk about Romo not being a leader and Wade not being a good leader and the mistakes and penalties and everything...what was the problem with this team when Parcell's was the coach? One of the greatest leaders of our time on the football field and the team still had stupid penalties and fading out at the end of seasons...Parcell's didnt win a playoff game with this team...What is the common denominator? Jerry Jones. Bottom line. Players know they can get away with stuff and play half assed, like Roy Williams last year, and nothing will happen because the final decision comes from the guy writing checks. So, after this debacle, they cut a backup Safety who has had little impact on anything. Great move guys. Way to make a statement. Romo goes to the press every week, win or loss, with the same mentality. He takes all the blame when the team loses and gives all the credit to everyone else when they win. I dont think Romo's leadership is the problem. The problem is the general manager. Romo is running for his life. Who gives a ratsass if there are all of these great weapons? They mean nothing because Romo is running for his life 90% of the time. Of course he makes some bad decisions, because he is doing it under duress most of the time. The reason this team wont finish better than .500 is the General Manager making stupid decisions to fill that big stupid stadium instead of building a winner. Instead of trading for Roy friggin Williams, imagine the type of O-lineman a 1st, 3rd and 6th would have landed this team.Last draft, I am pretty sure if the Cowboys wanted to trade up and grab an offensive lineman, one would have been there. I love Dez and everything but we already have enough money invested in WR and RB. How about a friggin offensive line to build some depth for this aging, decrepit suckfest that is out there now. I loved Austin, Williams, Ogletree and Witten with Crayton moving all over the field. How did we need a friggin WR? I could swear the offense was one of the best in the NFL last year. The offensive line was a train wreck last year. The safety position was a train wreck last year. Did they go out and make a play for a REAL safety? No. Did they go out and make a play for an O-lineman? No, they traded for the only offensive lineman in the NFL worse than the one we had. Pathetic. Jerry Jones is the reason this team is 1-3. His failure to address the real issues on this team instead of trying to sell jerseys is the reason this team will be watching the playoffs. It is frustrating as hell to me.
:goodposting: i pretty much agree with this 100%
 
Doctor Detroit said:
culdeus said:
Doctor Detroit said:
Texasmouth said:
Well, this team cant protect the QB or stop the big play on defense. Luckily for us...the Vikings are coming to town..and they are good at destroying the QB and completing long plays. Should be a nightmare.

Can Wade actually get the defense called to slow down Minnesota and can Garrett figure out a way to keep Romo alive??

Im not very optimistic about the Cowboys winning this game...I also thought this team would be 3-1 with the loss coming to the Texans, who I thought were an up and coming team...so what the heck do I know?
Actually the Vikings are the home team next week. 69% of those surveyed in San Antonio think the Cowboys will lose 8 or more games. :lmao:
What's so funny about that? That the % isn't 95%? Name the games the Cowboys will be favored in from here on out. I can really only for sure point out two. DET and ARI. Maybe PHI at home if they just melt down late or something.

I think vegas would probably set the Win total right now at 5.5. Winning 8+ would be somewhere along the lines of +350 or so.
What's so funny about that is all the dumb homers around here who a month ago said this team was a lock for the Super Bowl at the monstrosity known as Jerry world, just threw their Cowboys t-shirts in the hamper. Fans of this team are so hot and cold, never have seen anything like this as a sports fan. To me, it's funny. :confused:
Needless hyperbole here, plus doesn't this sort of deflate what you are trying to say? There are fans of this team that buy the hype and fans that don't. Some for coaching, some for QB "leadership". The strangest thing is that often times the ones that hate the coaches like the qb, and ones that don't really have an issue with the coaches hate the QB. Nobody likes Jerry. When a team is hyped as a contender and fails to live up you get this in any sport for any team. If anything, this effect is minuscule compared to NCAA as there are many more games left and one loss is not as big a deal.
I just posted a poll result, if you don't like it take it up with your bandwagon fans down here in San Antonio. :shrug:
 
What would be considered enough in terms of losses in order to get a real coach for 2011? What would it take for Jerry to go after a Cowher or Gruden etc.? 8 losses? 10 losses?

 
What would be considered enough in terms of losses in order to get a real coach for 2011? What would it take for Jerry to go after a Cowher or Gruden etc.? 8 losses? 10 losses?
It is not about losses it is about how much power JJ has to give up.

 
What would be considered enough in terms of losses in order to get a real coach for 2011? What would it take for Jerry to go after a Cowher or Gruden etc.? 8 losses? 10 losses?
It is not about losses it is about how much power JJ has to give up.
Gruden did work for Al Davis too....I have a really strong feeling that Gruden will be the Browns coach next year. He will get to go back to work as a HC under his mentor Holmgren. Wouldnt be shocked to see Cleveland trade for Kolb too. That would be perfect for the Browns and Chuckie next year.

No way Cowah comes to Dallas. Although, I did say that about Parcells too.

 
The penalties and turnovers and playcalling just never get better. This falls on the HC and the OC. Please, please, please, Lord, make the bad men go away.

Please.

:popcorn:

 
Well, I was totally wrong on the outcome of this game. I thought Dallas would get beaten by 10. So, it was better than I thought.

The game ball has to go to Jason Garrett for calling that same screen pass to Felix Jones over 130 times even though it didnt even work one. Another great game calling plays Mr. Garrett. I also have to give him a ton of credit for calling a pass on that 3rd and short after MBIII had converted each and every one of the ones before. Never stick with what is working. Never. That is just silly thinking.

The defense played as well as it could considering the offense and special teams kept putting them in bad positions.

Why did the Cowboys decide to NOT go for it on 4th and 5 with hardly any time on the clock against ADP? Horrible decision in my opinion. That was a really bad move. Traditional wisdom may say punt the ball and play good defense but this team is horrible on special teams and has no idea how to close out games...so you go for it on 4th and 5.

So disappointing. This is the most frustrating Cowboys team I have ever watched. At least in the Campo days no one expected to win so it was even better when they did.

I am assuming someone is going to get fired tomorrow. Hopefully it is Garrett and not Wade. I hate Garrett.

My newest idea for head coaching would be Brian Schottenheimer. Maybe he could bring his dad with him as a consultant. With what he has learned from Rex Ryan, he could do some exciting things with this defense and maybe his dad could consult as well since it is pretty much his defense that the Cowboys run anyway since Wade worked for Schotty before. Maybe the team would be a little more disciplined with a coach that holds people accountable for their actions as opposed to this mockery of coaching.

I just dont think Jerry will be able to get another big name coach to come here after the crap with Parcells and TO.

 
1st team to play superbowl in home stadium. :thumbdown: Jerry Jones really thought that. They suck. NEver expected the Redskins to be better but they are. This team blows.

 
1st team to play superbowl in home stadium. :thumbdown: Jerry Jones really thought that. They suck. NEver expected the Redskins to be better but they are. This team blows.
They are very good at finding ways to lose each week. I have to give them props for that. They pretty much out gain every team they play, they are a given for 10 plus penalties each week. They are extemely consistant when it comes to this.....
 
At this rate we are headed for 4-12. Maybe the season ticket sales will slump hard for 2011 and Jerry will be forced into hiring a real coach and getting the hell out of the way. Delusion has set in, time for some serious drinking.

 
At this rate we are headed for 4-12. Maybe the season ticket sales will slump hard for 2011 and Jerry will be forced into hiring a real coach and getting the hell out of the way. Delusion has set in, time for some serious drinking.
Been doing that the past 2 sundays....
 
The offensive gameplan was there today. Garrett did his part to limit the effectiveness of the MIN DL by making them play wild goose chase with dumps and screens all day. He picked his spots to attack downfield and they worked, minus the BS call on Austin for OPI.

The defensive gameplan was also fine. They punished Favre and kept the MIN WRs under wraps. They made MIN chip away at them and bog down on their own.

What those gameplans cannot account for, however, are penalties and special teams blunders. Once again you lose a game because your kick coverage is so effing terrible that Percy Harvin goes untouched to start the second half. That TD costs you the game. Poor kick returns trap your team so deep that you can't eventually win a field position battle and get a cheap FG because you're in such good shape to start.

Special teams is all about personnel. Dallas simply doesn't have the guys to play special teams worth a damn. Guys consistently can't get off blocks, lose the ball carrier, or simply miss tackles. DeCamillis isn't a miracle worker... it's like you expect Michelangelo to paint the Sistine Chapel with crayon nubs.

 
We supposedly gave up our entire 2009 draft class for special teams help and came away with nothing useful whatsoever.

The phantom PI at the end of the 4th quarter was killer but gotta just blame the coaches and make the big move and see if the new coach can light a fire. Unfortunately I don't see that happening.

 
I would vote for Marty Schottenheimer, not his son. His son can come as coach. Marty's teams were always awesome, just got a bad playoff rap from not being able to win one. His teams were always coached to their record, not all talent like this one. If he came in we could have both maybe.

Next year of course. I would fire Wade & let Garrett take over just to see what he does for the rest of this lost season anyway. Then fire him and get a real coach.

 
this team just isnt very good, period.
they are talented, just not good.
That is the problem. You are looking through the media's eyes. Where is all this talent?
Phurfur, please don't pollute this thread. You know they are talented. Ware is extemely talented. Austin, Williams, and Bryant probably make up the best WR starting 3 in the NFL. Witten is very talented, one of the best TEs in the league. Romo is talented, maybe not elite, but talented. Mike Jenkins is very talented.Talent is only as good as coaching. You can be the most talented team in the league, and if you get penalty after penalty, mistake after mistake due to bad coaching, you are going to lose more often than not.
 
this team just isnt very good, period.
they are talented, just not good.
That is the problem. You are looking through the media's eyes. Where is all this talent?
Phurfur, please don't pollute this thread. You know they are talented. Ware is extemely talented. Austin, Williams, and Bryant probably make up the best WR starting 3 in the NFL. Witten is very talented, one of the best TEs in the league. Romo is talented, maybe not elite, but talented. Mike Jenkins is very talented.Talent is only as good as coaching. You can be the most talented team in the league, and if you get penalty after penalty, mistake after mistake due to bad coaching, you are going to lose more often than not.
Out of 22 starters, 8 (in the 3-4 defense) or 36% of them are linemen. You didn't list a single lineman in the guys you mentioned. The Cowboys are a Ford with gold rims, and you're trying to argue that they're a luxury car.Edit to add: you also only listed one defensive player.
 
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switz said:
Phurfur said:
Road Dogg said:
Manster said:
this team just isnt very good, period.
they are talented, just not good.
That is the problem. You are looking through the media's eyes. Where is all this talent?
Phurfur, please don't pollute this thread. You know they are talented. Ware is extemely talented. Austin, Williams, and Bryant probably make up the best WR starting 3 in the NFL. Witten is very talented, one of the best TEs in the league. Romo is talented, maybe not elite, but talented. Mike Jenkins is very talented.Talent is only as good as coaching. You can be the most talented team in the league, and if you get penalty after penalty, mistake after mistake due to bad coaching, you are going to lose more often than not.
Yeah, I didn't state that very well. They have talent but they are no way as talented as the media makes them out to be. I will leave.
 
Nightly Mistake said:
switz said:
Phurfur said:
Road Dogg said:
Manster said:
this team just isnt very good, period.
they are talented, just not good.
That is the problem. You are looking through the media's eyes. Where is all this talent?
Phurfur, please don't pollute this thread. You know they are talented. Ware is extemely talented. Austin, Williams, and Bryant probably make up the best WR starting 3 in the NFL. Witten is very talented, one of the best TEs in the league. Romo is talented, maybe not elite, but talented. Mike Jenkins is very talented.Talent is only as good as coaching. You can be the most talented team in the league, and if you get penalty after penalty, mistake after mistake due to bad coaching, you are going to lose more often than not.
Out of 22 starters, 8 (in the 3-4 defense) or 36% of them are linemen. You didn't list a single lineman in the guys you mentioned. The Cowboys are a Ford with gold rims, and you're trying to argue that they're a luxury car.Edit to add: you also only listed one defensive player.
Jay Ratliff & Marcus Spears?!?
 
switz said:
Phurfur said:
Road Dogg said:
Manster said:
this team just isnt very good, period.
they are talented, just not good.
That is the problem. You are looking through the media's eyes. Where is all this talent?
Phurfur, please don't pollute this thread. You know they are talented. Ware is extemely talented. Austin, Williams, and Bryant probably make up the best WR starting 3 in the NFL. Witten is very talented, one of the best TEs in the league. Romo is talented, maybe not elite, but talented. Mike Jenkins is very talented.Talent is only as good as coaching. You can be the most talented team in the league, and if you get penalty after penalty, mistake after mistake due to bad coaching, you are going to lose more often than not.
the Cowboys are a team with many talented players at key positions, but are lacking a real solid O-line.this can be overcome with proper play calling and execution on the field. two things the Cowboys cant seem to put together. and when they seemingly execute a play with good results you see the yellow flag and its negated. i wonder how many good plays have been called back on the da 'Boys this year?we can debate the Cowboys problems all day long. BUT, at the end at the end of the day it's Jerrah's team and he calls the shots. this current team is a direct product of what Jerrah wants. until he can admit to himself that his bad GMing is the main problem in Dallas, we get more of this. a high profile crappy team.
 
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Nightly Mistake said:
switz said:
Phurfur, please don't pollute this thread. You know they are talented. Ware is extemely talented. Austin, Williams, and Bryant probably make up the best WR starting 3 in the NFL. Witten is very talented, one of the best TEs in the league. Romo is talented, maybe not elite, but talented. Mike Jenkins is very talented.Talent is only as good as coaching. You can be the most talented team in the league, and if you get penalty after penalty, mistake after mistake due to bad coaching, you are going to lose more often than not.
Out of 22 starters, 8 (in the 3-4 defense) or 36% of them are linemen. You didn't list a single lineman in the guys you mentioned. The Cowboys are a Ford with gold rims, and you're trying to argue that they're a luxury car.Edit to add: you also only listed one defensive player.
Jay Ratliff & Marcus Spears?!?
Ratliff doesn't make the plays he did the last couple of years to my observation. I don't see him penetrating and making plays on his own - last night's sack, his first of the year, happened after the QB was flushed up into him rather than due to him collapsing/penetrating the pocket like he was doing the last couple of years. Maybe he's dinged up, but the shelf life of interior DL's to make penetrating plays tends to be short so I'm suspecting that may be what's happening.As for Spears, forgive me but I guess I missed where he's anything more than an average starting player. He's not a bad guy to have but if you're talking about "talent" which is where this conversation began, I can't see him in the same discussion as Romo, Witten, Austin, Ware, etc.
 
Nightly Mistake said:
switz said:
Phurfur said:
Road Dogg said:
Manster said:
this team just isnt very good, period.
they are talented, just not good.
That is the problem. You are looking through the media's eyes. Where is all this talent?
Phurfur, please don't pollute this thread. You know they are talented. Ware is extemely talented. Austin, Williams, and Bryant probably make up the best WR starting 3 in the NFL. Witten is very talented, one of the best TEs in the league. Romo is talented, maybe not elite, but talented. Mike Jenkins is very talented.Talent is only as good as coaching. You can be the most talented team in the league, and if you get penalty after penalty, mistake after mistake due to bad coaching, you are going to lose more often than not.
Out of 22 starters, 8 (in the 3-4 defense) or 36% of them are linemen. You didn't list a single lineman in the guys you mentioned. The Cowboys are a Ford with gold rims, and you're trying to argue that they're a luxury car.Edit to add: you also only listed one defensive player.
I listed TWO defensive players and it wasn't a comprehensive list at all. I didnt list any RBs either, yet I feel their RBs are talented too. And quote where I said they were a luxury car! Stop putting words in my mouth, I just disagree they aren't talented.
 
Nightly Mistake said:
switz said:
Phurfur, please don't pollute this thread. You know they are talented. Ware is extemely talented. Austin, Williams, and Bryant probably make up the best WR starting 3 in the NFL. Witten is very talented, one of the best TEs in the league. Romo is talented, maybe not elite, but talented. Mike Jenkins is very talented.Talent is only as good as coaching. You can be the most talented team in the league, and if you get penalty after penalty, mistake after mistake due to bad coaching, you are going to lose more often than not.
Out of 22 starters, 8 (in the 3-4 defense) or 36% of them are linemen. You didn't list a single lineman in the guys you mentioned. The Cowboys are a Ford with gold rims, and you're trying to argue that they're a luxury car.Edit to add: you also only listed one defensive player.
Jay Ratliff & Marcus Spears?!?
Ratliff doesn't make the plays he did the last couple of years to my observation. I don't see him penetrating and making plays on his own - last night's sack, his first of the year, happened after the QB was flushed up into him rather than due to him collapsing/penetrating the pocket like he was doing the last couple of years. Maybe he's dinged up, but the shelf life of interior DL's to make penetrating plays tends to be short so I'm suspecting that may be what's happening.As for Spears, forgive me but I guess I missed where he's anything more than an average starting player. He's not a bad guy to have but if you're talking about "talent" which is where this conversation began, I can't see him in the same discussion as Romo, Witten, Austin, Ware, etc.
I think you're seriously underestimating Spears. Lets see, talent....Offense is LOADED. Romo, Miles, Witten, Bryant, Felix, Barber, and I like choice to start.Defense:Ware, best OLB in the game. Spears is a more then "average:Jay Ratlif is top 3 in his position.Jenkins is getting picked on this year, but he's quality.Newman is still in the top 5-10 corners in the league, and may be having his best season in years. Talent isn't the issue. Coaching is. There will never be a team loaded with talent in the modern NFL, certainly never like it used to be. You see it with the Redskins this year. They turned over a large chunk of their roster, yet are easily the most improved team in the league. Why?COACHING.
 
Fellow Cowboy fans and the like...

Debate all you want about how this and that many "stars" populate the Cowboys' squad. If you have a terrible O-line, it won't matter...you'll get exposed. If you have poor coaching that tolerates penalties...you'll get exposed.

That's it. These are not new problems, and I blame Jerry for this. Bottom line. My fellow Cowboy fans have been crowing this "talent" tune since last season and thought the MIN game was an aberration. Same thing this season. But, Jerry did nothing to fundamentally change the landscape of the two areas we needed help the most: blocking/protection and discipline.

Until those things can get fixed, you could have all the skill positions maxed out with skill and still get squadoosh.

 
I listed TWO defensive players and it wasn't a comprehensive list at all. I didnt list any RBs either, yet I feel their RBs are talented too. And quote where I said they were a luxury car! Stop putting words in my mouth, I just disagree they aren't talented.
The luxury car was my line. Quit whining.
 
There is no way Dallas' trio of WRs is the best in the league. No way. Austin is a top 5 NFL WR, but Dez Bryant has 18 NFL catches, and Roy Williams, despite his five TD catches this year, is still a massive underachiever.

 
Im curious to know how the coaching staff who led Dallas to thier first playoff victory in 10+ years in 2009 is suddenly the root of all the problems. Another thing I would like to add is that even though it was maddening to see flare passes time after time to Felix, Garrett did this to offset the advantage that the Vikings d-line had. Garrett is far from ######ed and his gameplans could actually work if not for the penalties or stupid plays (like Free not getting out of his stance). Its maddening to watch this team find ways to lose each week, especially after being up at halftime and in control of the game. Good to hear that Kosier is only out 1-3 weeks, I thought it may be season ending.

 
Im curious to know how the coaching staff who led Dallas to thier first playoff victory in 10+ years in 2009 is suddenly the root of all the problems. Another thing I would like to add is that even though it was maddening to see flare passes time after time to Felix, Garrett did this to offset the advantage that the Vikings d-line had. Garrett is far from ######ed and his gameplans could actually work if not for the penalties or stupid plays (like Free not getting out of his stance). Its maddening to watch this team find ways to lose each week, especially after being up at halftime and in control of the game. Good to hear that Kosier is only out 1-3 weeks, I thought it may be season ending.
:shrug: So a playoff win - one - is the mark of an acceptable coaching staff to you regarding a team that considers itself a Super Bowl caliber team? What makes you think the coaches "led them" to that win, anyway?
 
Im curious to know how the coaching staff who led Dallas to thier first playoff victory in 10+ years in 2009 is suddenly the root of all the problems. Another thing I would like to add is that even though it was maddening to see flare passes time after time to Felix, Garrett did this to offset the advantage that the Vikings d-line had. Garrett is far from ######ed and his gameplans could actually work if not for the penalties or stupid plays (like Free not getting out of his stance). Its maddening to watch this team find ways to lose each week, especially after being up at halftime and in control of the game. Good to hear that Kosier is only out 1-3 weeks, I thought it may be season ending.
:goodposting: So a playoff win - one - is the mark of an acceptable coaching staff to you regarding a team that considers itself a Super Bowl caliber team? What makes you think the coaches "led them" to that win, anyway?
Exactly. Not to mention there might be a coaching component to the "penalties or stupid plays" that routinely characterize a typical Dallas Cowboy game.
 

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