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01-01-2013
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Why don't our fans ever give credit to other players?
Why is it, with our fans, that nobody gives credit to the other team for making a play? The only INT I blame Tony for was the second one. Yes, I know he couldn't step into it because of the line push but...First one was on that dimwit Ogletree, the third was good D. The last INT, they blitzed a defenseman that got in his face and the LB made a good play. I know that he doesn't always make a great decision when pressured but Tony didn't let up over 200 yds rushing and three TD's either. All he did was lead the team through the past few games, with almost perfect play - every game was do or die, not just the last game. Every one of those the Cowboys knew they were out if they lost just one of them. it was just luck that the Giants crapped the bed at the end of the season. Yes, those defending SB Champions. The Cowboys did a better job against the Falcons than the Giants did and the Giants were playing with a SB caliber team. Fans are actually giving credit to the Giants for beating a 4 win crappy team? That's considered clutch?
Fans will yell at Jones for not getting the right players, then they blame the OL (agree), then the play calling (agree) and Red and Ryan and that Ogletree shouldn't be in ( I also agree), players that need to be instructed where to line up before the snap, we had injuries galore and yet SOMEHOW through all of this, our QB is expected to bail the whole team out every game. Does he make mistakes, of course, but give the guy a break, he's not a magician.
We seriously have stupid fans
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01-01-2013
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Years Donated 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
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It is a human behavioral axiom to overvalue what we have and undervalue what others have.
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01-01-2013
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#3
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You Have an Axe to Grind
Joined: | Aug 2009 |
Location: | Malibu Ca |
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It's obvious why most FANS are biased homers.
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01-01-2013
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#4
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Fans can still have common sense and see that there are good players in the NFL, not just your own team. You can't possibly be so blind as to find fault in every aspect of a team and then call out one or two players for a loss. Sorry, it just amazes me
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01-01-2013
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#5
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The injury-filled defense held one of the top offenses to 21 points, put them in position to come back, AND gave them a chance to win the game. The 200 yards running aside, if you had given me that scenario before the game, I'd have taken it 10/10 times. Unfortunately, our supposedly "elite" and healthy offense choked vs. one of the worst defenses in the NFL.
As for Romo, it's too EASY to confuse him. Remember the EJ Henderson interception in the 2009 playoff game? The game just moves too fast for him, mentally and he gets frantic
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01-01-2013
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#6
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Years Donated 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
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Did you also notice we gleefully loved it when Carr called his OT Pik on Big Ben on the sidelines ...............and then pulled it off to Ice the game.
Reports have Haslett playing the same pre game defensive call on Garrett Offense tendency under pressure..........
........but blame it 100% on Romo.........Couldnt we presume Garrett has coached Romo that this is his final bailout/checkdown with the OLB just has to be run out of the play on the scheme via the TE or drop into coverage etc.
We love it when we do it, but just cant beleive another team can drop the book on our system and virtually predict a QB behavior based on pressure and season long coaching..........it was worth the risk by Haslett, same as Carr.
Last edited by sbark : 01-01-2013 at 02:55 PM.
Reason: grammar:)
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01-01-2013
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#7
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Not hard to understand him being frantic if every play you fully expect to be crushed. It took a 3 man pass rush to give him what virtually every QB gets yo enjoy most games. Put a pocket QB in there and he'd almost never see a first down. It really is amazing that anyone has to go through that, every game.
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01-01-2013
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#8
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The Ultimate Cowbabe
Years Donated 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Joined: | Jul 2004 |
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It works both ways. Some Zoners give credit to every player except those with stars on their helmets.
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01-01-2013
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#9
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Senior Member
Joined: | Dec 2008 |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Boyzmamacita
It works both ways. Some Zoners give credit to every player except those with stars on their helmets.
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This is true as well
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01-01-2013
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#10
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Joined: | Oct 2004 |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by TheCoolFan
The injury-filled defense held one of the top offenses to 21 points, put them in position to come back, AND gave them a chance to win the game. The 200 yards running aside, if you had given me that scenario before the game, I'd have taken it 10/10 times. Unfortunately, our supposedly "elite" and healthy offense choked vs. one of the worst defenses in the NFL.
As for Romo, it's too EASY to confuse him. Remember the EJ Henderson interception in the 2009 playoff game? The game just moves too fast for him, mentally and he gets frantic
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How do you put that aside?
RG3 wasn't asked to win that game for the skins. Morris was.
And he did.
We tell the team we have to move on from success" JG Oh how they have done that.
I know that when we do not have the kind of success, when we don't have expectations lived up to, the one that should get the most heat is the one that ultimately makes the decisions, period, with the Dallas Cowboys. And that's me."
Jurrha "Smack" Jones
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01-01-2013
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#11
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Joined: | Aug 2007 |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by forever22
We seriously have stupid fans
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What a deep post. Attacking the fanbase. Original.
I like ideas about the breaking away or overthrowing of established order. I am interested in anything about revolt, disorder, chaos -- especially activity that seems to have no meaning. It seems to me to be the road toward freedom -- external revolt is a way to bring about internal freedom. Rather than starting inside, I start outside -- reach the mental through the physical. - Jim Morrison
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01-01-2013
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#12
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Quote:
Originally Posted by PJTHEDOORS
What a deep post. Attacking the fanbase. Original.
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deep post
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01-01-2013
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#13
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Senior Member
Joined: | Apr 2012 |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by forever22
Fans can still have common sense and see that there are good players in the NFL, not just your own team. You can't possibly be so blind as to find fault in every aspect of a team and then call out one or two players for a loss. Sorry, it just amazes me
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The skins didnt win it and the Cowboys didnt lose it.
It was strictly Romo losing it all by himself. LOL
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01-01-2013
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#14
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Senior Member
Joined: | Apr 2012 |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by TheCoolFan
The injury-filled defense held one of the top offenses to 21 points, put them in position to come back, AND gave them a chance to win the game. The 200 yards running aside, if you had given me that scenario before the game, I'd have taken it 10/10 times. Unfortunately, our supposedly "elite" and healthy offense choked vs. one of the worst defenses in the NFL.
As for Romo, it's too EASY to confuse him. Remember the EJ Henderson interception in the 2009 playoff game? The game just moves too fast for him, mentally and he gets frantic
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LOL...the 250 yard and 3 rushing TD dominance aside. LOL
That was classic.
Romo didnt look too frantic against the Saints throwing for 400 yards and 4 TD's. Or the 400 yard 3 TD game the week before and the one before that.
But wait, those werent big games and those dont count. Bwaaaaa!!!!!
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01-01-2013
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#15
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Senior Member
Joined: | Dec 2008 |
Location: | San Francisco, C |
Posts: | 199 |
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The truth is the Cowboys post Thanksgiving matchups were playing against pass oriented offences that play to the strength of the Cowboys D (secondary) which is why they were able to get some late season wins. As soon as they faced a good running team the the injuries at the linebacker position really showed.
Your not going to win many games giving up close to 300 yards on the ground. I don't care what QB you have back there. Yeah Romo blew it at the end but so did the run defence.
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