Aikman, Buck and Pereira suck *merged*

[sweetness0986]

Aikman was fine. He even rubbed salt into the wound with philly at the end of the game.

Something like "if philly can't beat Dallas now, (with all the injuries) when are they ever going to?"

He went into more detail and I loved it

He did have a good line at the end of the game. "Tebow is still out there"
"Philly should give him a call"

 

[Boyzmamacita]

The hate for this team is alive and well.

Joe Buck is a Cowboy hating nimrod to say the least..Aikman carries his impartial thing to the point it is sickening.

Grow a pair Troy...

When they said they would be at the Atlanta game next week, I was like, WHY?! Not Joe Buck again.

 

[Randy White]

All three were pathetic. It was all about how bad the Beagirls offense was and zero credit to the defense. They attempted to throw a bone by mentioning Lee's outstanding play a little bit, but it was so obvious ( Lee's great game ) that they had to a least mentioning it.

 

[Venger]

Aikman does su&@...he has Romo envy...

This statement means there's a ball pit missing a special needs kid...

 

[pugilist]

The most ridiculous part was nobody mentioning how great our defense played. I mean that had to be one of our best games defensively in years. I think the only thing I heard about it was Buck or Troy saying something about how both defenses have played well. Really? We clearly outplayed their defense and it wasn't close.

they played well, but Bradford missed a lot of throws, was skiddish, and just not on the same page with his receivers so it really makes it look like the defense played better than it did

there was one throw for sure to Agholor that if completed, would've been a walk-in TD

 

[trickblue]

That's the thing, he wasn't touched until **after** he was in endzone. They blew that call.

I was being facetious... Buck went on and on about his shin... the shin means nothing...

He said (paraphrase) "The ball looks like it might have made it over the goal line before the knee was down, but it's also important as to where his shin landed"... never heard that before... it's ridiculous...

 

[Jammer]

I was being facetious... Buck went on and on about his shin... the shin means nothing...

He said (paraphrase) "The ball looks like it might have made it over the goal line before the knee was down, but it's also important as to where his shin landed"... never heard that before... it's ridiculous...

Lol. Yeah, I don't know how a shin can hit the ground before a knee.

 

[SilverStarCowboy]

Can't stand any one of those pukes.

 

[SSWilliams31]

This statement means there's a ball pit missing a special needs kid...

Yeah and that kid is named Troy Aikman

 

[Deep_South]

Troy is most definitely a Cowboys fan. He's probably wearing a Cowboys t-shirt under his jacket and tie.

 

[Kaiser]

I have no problem with Aikman, he seems to bend a bit against Dallas to avoid looking like a Homer but I think he plays it down the middle as much as possible.

On the Escobar play I thought it was close enough that it fell into the category of not being overwhelming evidence that overturns the call on the field.

But that said, I thought there were a lot of bad calls in this game. Not that it determined the outcome but I may start a thread on it after watching the tape. On the PI call on Claiborne the ball was uncatchable and Tyrone Crawford was held badly on the play. The first long pass to Dunbar was PI on the DB, who held his arm. The PI call at the end of the first half was clear PI and not 5 yard contact.

Also I don't know the rule but when Escobar fumbled the Eagles player held him and tackled him so he couldn't try to recover. I don't know the rule but is that allowed?

 

[SportsGuru80]

I hate that crew, they ******* suck.

 

[Corso]

But his excuse was it was close so don't overturn it.

So Dez play wasn't close?

Clown.

What I wouldn't give to have you sit in a room with this punk and Goodell for a good five minutes.
Any more and that may fall under "Cruel and Unusual Punishment".
Not that I would want any of that... No no. I do NOT believe in violence, or self-admittance to being an accessory of a felony in progress.
I don't believe in that at all. I mean getting caught. I don't believe in that either.

 

[Corso]

I have no problem with Aikman, he seems to bend a bit against Dallas to avoid looking like a Homer but I think he plays it down the middle as much as possible.

On the Escobar play I thought it was close enough that it fell into the category of not being overwhelming evidence that overturns the call on the field.

But that said, I thought there were a lot of bad calls in this game. Not that it determined the outcome but I may start a thread on it after watching the tape. On the PI call on Claiborne the ball was uncatchable and Tyrone Crawford was held badly on the play. The first long pass to Dunbar was PI on the DB, who held his arm. The PI call at the end of the first half was clear PI and not 5 yard contact.

Also I don't know the rule but when Escobar fumbled the Eagles player held him and tackled him so he couldn't try to recover. I don't know the rule but is that allowed?

I was thinking/questioning the same thing.

 

[tyke1doe]

He did have a good line at the end of the game. "Tebow is still out there"
"Philly should give him a call"

I think Buck thought he meant Philly, but he was referring to Dallas.

 

[tyke1doe]

Aikman does su&@...he has Romo envy...he seems like he would rather be the last Cowboy QB to win a superbowl...and before u start the whole "he won us three Superbowls" argument, I think Romo with that team would have won 5 or 6 Superbowls in a row

Do you HONESTLY believe this?
And here we go with the "ifs".
Real Super Bowl rings > Hypothetical, imaginary Super Bowl rings.

 

[Fla Cowpoke]

That's the thing, he wasn't touched until **after** he was in endzone. They blew that call.

Not true, Ryans had his ankles as he went down.

 

[Fla Cowpoke]

Lol. Yeah, I don't know how a shin can hit the ground before a knee.

Look at the replay, his shin did hit before the knee.

 

[kristie]

Aikman does su&@...he has Romo envy...he seems like he would rather be the last Cowboy QB to win a superbowl...and before u start the whole "he won us three Superbowls" argument, I think Romo with that team would have won 5 or 6 Superbowls in a row

i don't think aikman envies romo. i think aikman just doesn't like him.

 

[mattjames2010]

Only problem I had with Troy during the game was basically saying that Philly came out disjointed and never got anything going, like it was their doing. It was clearly the penetration we were making and I don't think Buck or Aikman were looking at it objectively, which is their job.

It was their doing, a lot of the time. They had players open, WRs dropped passes.

Our defense caught a lot of breaks.