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Honestly (and you can snicker or not with that) I don't feel like I see tripping a lot. Holding? Yes. But not tripping. Besides, he not only tripped he injured a player, and a good one at that. This fine was probably one of the more predictable events this week in the NFL.
The player should not be fined only if a player gets injured on a penalty play. Look all I am saying is I see this a lot (tripping by an OL). I can't ever recall a fine for this type of penalty. Even so Tuck really needs to stop whining cause Flo was not trying to injure him he was stopping Tuck from killing Romo. It's not like he kicked him in the damn shoulder. Should he be fined ok maybe I can live with that but I bet if that situation comes up again Tuck will be getting tripped again. Trip Tuck or let your franchise QB get blind sided. Not a hard decision. Every OL would do the same and has, even if you say you hardly ever see it. (Most of the time the Refs miss the call that just happen to be out in the open. Good Job Flo I wish Tuck did not injure his shoulder but it is better then Romo injuring his from a Tuck piledrive to the turf after a blind side hit.
You only trip someone if you've fallen so far out of position that you can't even hold them. Aunt Flo has a lot of self-examination to do here and none of it has to do with Tuck's "whining".
No place for that in the NFL and Romo is no franchise QB - he proved that once again Sunday night - Wade and Romo should go
I am sure if he could have grabbed him he would have his momentum was taking him the opposite way so he stuck his leg out and tripped him. Sue em. Not saying it is not a penalty it is and if the league wants to fine cool no problem with me but let's make sure everyone gets fined that amount for every trip from now on.OVER IT. See you in NY and you better hope you get 4 TO's again.
That post was simply in general to all of the negativity flowing through the thread. I didn't have any particular poster in mind in posting it, and certainly not you.I wasn't looking for anybody's trust in that "everything will be o.k." I don't know that it will be. I was only trying to convey that it's far too early to discount anything. Mid-season two years ago (after starting out 0-2 by the way) New York fans were amping to run Tom Coughlin and Eli Manning out of town and they wound up beating the undefeated Patriots in the Super Bowl. I'm not trying to put the Cowboys in the Super Bowl by any means, but making the playoffs and winning a game once there is well within the realm of possibility. That's all I'm rooting for right now. If we get that far anything can happen.I was simply trying to make a point that the season is not lost no matter how they are playing right now.
Not sure about practice, one of the DMN bloggers said he expected Choice to see about 10 touches Monday night.
Oh dude, you're in there.Just in front of the stands at each end zone, there are stages that run the width of the field for the cheerleaders to perform during television breaks.From the stands, the stages look similar to the top of dugouts at a baseball park. You could almost reach out and touch somebody. They'll be right in front of you.
Romo hasn't had hardly one word to say all week outside of his media conference call with the Carolina media, which is mandatory.Gurode and Witten have been more or less speaking for him, essentially stating that he's been very focused all week and that the team has his back.Other than twice in the month of December, Romo has bounced back from a disastrous week with a prolific one in his short career. It's not December, and Barber will be out. So what do you think? I think we'll see a pretty solid outing. This will be WR Roy Williams' first experience with playing on a Monday night. He never had that luxury when he was in Detroit. I wonder why.Recently signed LB Curtis Johnson could also see some playing time helping spell Anthony Spencer, who has appeared to wear down late in games thus far. Barber will most likely be inactive, allowing the Cowboys to make Johnson active for this game. He will also see time on special teams.Here's to hoping we get the good Romo on Monday night.
Yeah dude I know almost better then a strip club
Probably either Soccer Field or High School Field. Both have played there already.
Except I'm not sure which venue costs more money.Yeah dude I know almost better then a strip club
I expect Dallas to win, but nothing would shock me with this club.
Well then we're ready!... for some FOOTBALL!!Right?!I say we're going to see some good Cowboys football tonight.Two games of film now to study what has been wrong with this defense, and for some of the newcomers to gain a better understanding.Wade has a better idea of plays to call (on defense) and ones to put on the back burner. Let's make this gameplan a little simpler and just play football.Romo took more than his share of lumps this week. He should be ready to get back to playing smarter and making the right decisions.I expect him to come out looking real sharp. He's focused.And, with no disrespect to Marion Barber, we will finally get to see Felix Jones unleashed. With the devastation of the middle of the Panthers line, Felix may still be running when we wake up in the morning.I expect to see a dominating performance on both sides of the ball. The offense clicking and the defense finally coming up with some sacks and turnovers.I say they'll break the ice tonight. This NFC East race is far from over, and they will bring everybody to that realization tonight. It's Monday Night Football at home, and all of that Hollywood hoopla is over. It's time to get back to football."Newman" jersey is on. I'm ready to go! Oh,.. wait. Just one more thing-
That's exactly right.It hasn't been until recent seasons that Dallas would revert to putting Newman on the primary receiver no matter where he lined up.Newman has had his number in recent years. Smith was even thrown out of a game a couple of years ago from his frustration with competing with Newman.
And a lot of embarrassment. So ugly.
And I think he's hurt too.T-New baby!That's my man!
Yep, and this is how he success a couple of years back under Parcells against Smith.TNew played well, big play there.
Wow we are 2-1, averaging over 200 rushing yards per game the last 2 games, Average scoring is 28pts per game. We just finished a game without any Turnovers and collecting 3 with one for a score. We made a concerted effort to fix our special teams this off season and now we have a great special team unit for the first 3 games. Take a walk on the sunny side of the street for a change.
I'll be at Invesco for that one. You can bet your %$# I will be representing in Cowboys blue. Thinking about wearing my Cowboys hard hat in case some idiot donkey fan decides to throw a beer bottle at me. Bring it!!!!!!
Represent hard! My Brother and Sister-in-Law are driving up for that one too. I think the Cowboys should handle the Broncos, we'll have to wait and see.
Just moved here and if you know of a way to get reasonably priced tix, please PM me! We need 2 to represent!
I worked on mine all off-season. If only the donkeys were 1-2 as they should be then tickets would be plentiful.
