Couchscout's Midseason Report

[ufcrules1]

Originally Posted by Dodger

Romo has been handing out turnovers like candy on Halloween.

Yes, he sure has. He did the same thing last year vs. NYJ and DET. If he didn't have those meltdown games we would have been in the playoffs and the Giants wouldn't have won a superbowl.

With all that said, if we beat Philly we could possibly go on a 5+ game winning streak and get back in the thick of things. I'm a realist but I'm trying to keep hope alive too.

[Dodger]

Originally Posted by ufcrules1

Yes, he sure has.

Wow....you will do anything to push your agenda, including fabricating quotations.

[Idgit]

Originally Posted by Dodger

I actually expect the horrors to continue.

There are more difficiencies on this offense than I can remember seeing in a LONG time: a center that can't block, the starting RB out, two WRs who are morons, the other two receivers consistantly double covered, penalties galore. Teams are playing cover 2, 6 man fronts, forcing Dallas to dink and dunk down the field, knowing that sooner or later they will make a mistake. And sure enough, Dallas has been handing out turnovers like candy on Halloween.

Yes, Romo is having a **** year, and I'm not going to sit here and say all of the above should absolve him of blame, but some of his poor performance IS due to these issues. Not all, but some.

It's hard to believe Romo's on pace for another 4000 yard season, and that we've got a legitimate shot at 3 1,000 receivers for the first time in Cowboys history, huh? That't not sarcasm, either. The drive-killing drops and the turnovers obscure an offense that's actually able to move the ball really well and to multiple targets. Add Murray back in, and it's hard to complain about the personnel. It's the turnovers that have killed us.

[Dodger]

Originally Posted by Idgit

It's hard to believe Romo's on pace for another 4000 yard season, and that we've got a legitimate shot at 3 1,000 receivers for the first time in Cowboys history, huh? That't not sarcasm, either. The drive-killing drops and the turnovers obscure an offense that's actually able to move the ball really well and to multiple targets. Add Murray back in, and it's hard to complain about the personnel. It's the turnovers that have killed us.

Yes, they can still move the ball up and down the field, but the horror show I speak of is what prevents them from scoring points, and as others have said to which I fully agree, all those yards don't mean a whole lot unless you put points on the board.

Hey, serious question: I asked this in another thread. What is going to fix this turnover problem in Dallas?


*edit - nevermind...you answered it in the other thread. Going to read your response now.

[Reality]

Great report as usual, couchscout! Thank you for sharing it!

#reality