***Cowboys vs Browns Post game thread***

[Bizwah]

The NFL is amazing. Every team wins games they shouldn't....and loses games they shouldn't.

[yimyammer]

Originally Posted by Risen Star

They're just bad. Injuries aren't creating this. A lack of talent is.

I think its fair to say that the injuries at least exacerbated the point you made, certainly they would have been better off (while still lacking) had they had Costa & T Smith and no Parnell + Dockery. By all accounts, there is a benefit to having continuity along the line regardless of the level of talent. This team needs every edge they can grab, even if that edge is not being as bad as they could be.

[Risen Star]

Originally Posted by Howardlittleton64

I disagree I think it was a fumble.

Maybe you need to see another replay. Austin was shuffling the ball around while running. He never had it.

[JPostSam]

agreed.

when this defense is healthy, it has enough playmakers to hang with playoff-caliber offenses.

but this offensive line, even when it is healthy, is second-rate. when it's hurt, it's downright frightening.

[Crown Royal]

Originally Posted by Risen Star

He would be my 3rd WR going forward. He looks like he could be a real nice player in the offense.

Yeah I cannot figure out what has taken so long to get ogletree out of here. The only problem I have is I feel like Harris could have muscled better on the deep pass that was called PI.

[SWG9]

Originally Posted by nalam

Fumble is all on Romo, it is situational awareness, you don't have to extend plays when broken things when you are leading by 4 points, ball security is more important.

What was bad play call is three running plus in your 1 yard line when Cleveland had 3 TOs and punt the ball from deep end zone to J.cribbs. at least u try to get one throw to sidelines or slant.

Nope: as per board culture, any and all sacks/fumbles/hits/knockdowns/INT are the fault of the OL (/sarcasm)

[MegaMagick]

Originally Posted by TheCount

I think a winning season would be a victory.

Get in the playoffs and see what happens, how many times have we laughed at the giants only for them to squeak in the playoffs and win the superbowl?

[Aven8]

Originally Posted by MegaMagick

This offense would really be something if it was freed from Garrett's control, his gameplan/playcalling is dragging this team down.

[PA Cowboy Fan]

Originally Posted by IAmLegend

Just curious, do any of you fellow Cowboys fans actually think we have a shot at winning anything this year? I'm asking honestly.

This is a 7 or 8 win team at the most.

[TheCount]

Originally Posted by Crown Royal

Yeah I cannot figure out what has taken so long to get ogletree out of here. The only problem I have is I feel like Harris could have muscled better on the deep pass that was called PI.

It was a PI... not sure what that means.

[tomson75]

Originally Posted by Howardlittleton64

They were bad before the injuries. The oline has been bad for years.

They were, but they weren't THAT bad before injuries.

The play we witnessed today was about the worst I've seen in the last 30 years of watching football.

[Zman5]

Originally Posted by Crown Royal

It's on them both. I agree completely with you on Romo and the awareness. 100%.

But the play never should have been called. We should have iced the game right then with short passes or runs.

Especially when your QB was getting whacked all game long. JG has no game awareness.

[Eddie]

Originally Posted by tomson75

Hard to deny hat he passing game overcame deficiencies with the OL and the inability to run. We won't get away with that against good teams though.

This OL is scary bad.

Gave up 7 sacks and countless hurries.

It's bad.

When will OL become a priority ??

[SDCowboy85]

There's a lot of people here that don't know how tough the Browns have been this season...

[links18]

Dez had one of his best games as a Cowboy (except for the bizzare business decision he made in the first half). Romo did a good job playing through the pressure, but he has to learn ball security. I am not sure that is going to happen at this point in his career.