Sunday win in one word is heart

jazzcat22 said:

I am not defending DLaw my any means. Not sure what you are trying to imply. My response was about playing with heart. Not about DLaw and being missed or not.
What is not to say if DLaw was playing, we may have won 27 to 7.

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Redsfan_83 said:

can you explain your brilliant theory? Gregory basically didn't play last year, and D Law has had to do this alone for years on end here. Do you watch our games ?

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Shane612 said:

So, as long as you "play with heart" you deserve a huge contract?

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MyFairLady said:

Gregory is self explanatory. His career is a complete joke and is only possible thanks to our moron GM. D Flaw is supposed to be the highest paid leader and captain of the defense but he is more interested in pimping Hot Boyz t shirts than holding his defensive team mates accountable.

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jazzcat22 said:

Once again you are not even staying on topic.
Just stop responding with your hate for DLaw. I don't like his contract for his lack of production either. As far as what fans expect.
You are posting as if I am some DLaw defender fan.

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Big_D said:

But it wasn’t. lol Some rather talk of the would’ve, should’ve, could’ves instead of what actually happened. It’s a big win on the road and it showed heart down multiple starters!

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Hawkeye0202 said:

Just me, but I sense ALL 11 players on both sides of the ball fought their azz off. Not sure what I'm feeling but something feels different about this team, in a good way though.

BTW.....I stand by what I've said in a few posts, our D played a damn good.


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4) Dallas Cowboys show some ... heart?!
The Cowboys were missing four defensive starters on Sunday. They were short a key receiver and a key offensive lineman. And they were on the road, facing an elite young quarterback in Justin Herbert.

Long story short, Dallas was destined to do what Dallas does: Come up short.

But no! Showing moxie and toughness -- two words not often associated with this franchise -- the Cowboys prevailed, 20-17, over a talented Chargers team. Sure, Dallas survived some, um, interesting game and clock management from Mike McCarthy down the stretch -- Greg Zuerlein picked up his coach by nailing a 56-yard game-winner -- but let's concentrate on stuff we didn't expect from the Cowboys. Namely, inspired play in a big spot.

Dallas' defense was tough and made incredibly key plays. No Demarcus Lawrence and Randy Gregory? No problem! The Cowboys moved dynamic rookie linebacker Micah Parsons to defensive end, and the No. 12 overall pick was a consistent menace off the edge, logging a gargantuan sack late in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, Dallas' offense displayed the kind of balance that was missing in Week 1, piling up a whopping 198 yards on the ground.


Dallas is now in a three-way tie atop the NFC East at 1-1, but the way the Cowboys won on Sunday is just more proof that they're going to take the division by multiple games.

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MyFairLady said:

Gregory is self explanatory. His career is a complete joke and is only possible thanks to our moron GM. D Flaw is supposed to be the highest paid leader and captain of the defense but he is more interested in pimping Hot Boyz t shirts than holding his defensive team mates accountable.

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