Favorite Cowboys Nemesis?

[Seven]

I'm so tired of people thinking he's a genius because he can count to 12 and snap the ball fast. He's just taking advantage of a rule to cause flags in a way that's clearly not to the spirit of the rule.

The rule exists to make sure the defense doesn't have 12 guys and everyone else is off the turf and not interfering. It isn't to catch guys who are sprinting to the sideline but arrive one pace late.

It's just terrible sportsmanship in my opinion and he gets applauded for it. There's nothing sporting about it. It's being an anal prick about the fine print.

Ask Farve just how much of a self-absorbed "Richard" Rodgers really is.

Half the locker room hates him. He divided it the day he showed up.

 

[Texasfootball21]

49ers of the 90's. If it weren't for that darn ball club we would of won four SB titles in a row easily.

Almost imposible to capture four in a row these days.

 

[WillieBeamen]

Odell

 

[Praxit]

Ask Farve just how much of a self-absorbed "Richard" Rodgers really is.

Half the locker room hates him. He divided it the day he showed up.

..few ex-Packers have said same thing. Packers go as Rodgers attitude goes. I too believe he was involved in the firing of McCarthy.

 

[Htown-Cowboy]

Golden Tate

 

[lurkercowboy]

Joe Montana always beat Dallas.

 

[JayFord]

Mario Manningham & Steve Smith (not panthers one) and Tom coughlin

Manningham and smith burned our d and coughlin always found a way to challenge whatever close call we had and turn it against us

 

[robertfchew]

Who was that wr on the skins who always gave us fits. Haven’t heard his name so he’s gotta be retired by now.

 

[Red Dragon]

Historically: Niners

Contemporary: Eli and A-Rodg

 

[gmb1]

GARRETT

 

[PAPPYDOG]

George Allen.....

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

I thought it would be fun to discuss other players we each consider a true Cowboys nemesis. These are the guys that almost always find ways to produce and keep it competitive, or at least they seem to, whether the stats back it up or not. The guys we have played enough that there is some history.

For me, my number one Cowboy Killer is Eli Manning, hands down.

I've watched Eli play against Dallas for his whole career. I've trash talked him for most of it. But it feels like, no matter how bad a year he or the entire Giants organization is having, there's a good chance he will do well in our games. He was the first QB to win in ATT Stadium. He threw the pass to OBJ that won't stop getting replayed ever. You can't even count the guy out of a superbowl run until he's got like 8 losses, and I've had to watch him win 2 of them. I've been to one Dallas game and it was at home against NY (Dallas won, but still. I picked that game for a reason.)

Truth be told, for all my talk I'll miss the era of the Eli duels when he finally hangs it up.

So who's your nemesis?

In totality, mate, hands down, the Skins. It is lore.

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

Not a favorite, but I'll go with the referees. Week in and week out smiter of the Cowboys. If I'm not mad about what they called us for, I'm mad about what they didn't call our opponents for.

@Melonfeud dont fall for it! Her post made no sense. Think of the children, mates!

 

[JPostSam]

randy moss making our defense look like high schoolers

deion interfering with irvin and not getting called

 

[SnakeBite]

Donovan McNabb.. seems like he always killed us.

 

[Direwolf63]

Aaron Rodgers

 

[Direwolf63]

Who was that wr on the skins who always gave us fits. Haven’t heard his name so he’s gotta be retired by now.

Santana Moss?

 

[Vanilla2]

Ricky watters

 

[mrmojo]

Brian Westbrook, the guy was always money against us.

 

[TimHortons]

Santana Moss. Average player but had a lot of back breaking plays against us