44-6 .. No matter what happens ..

[Gadfly22]

4 lost fumbles.

4 sacks given up.

No Kozier.

No Felix.

No McBriar.

No Sensabaugh.

No Brooking.

Not much Jenkins.

Not much Spencer.

Not much Austin.

No matter what happens, Saturday night will be a much different game.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

We have beaten them twice since 44-6. The Cowboys just need to focus on the game at hand. One game at a time. It's time for the drought to end.

 

[gmb85]

This is our time. Our moment. It's the playoffs.

 

[kapolani]

This team is light years ahead of the team we fielded for that debacle.

I don't get that "ME" feeling from this team - it's all about "WE."

You can never underestimate the power of camaraderie and good team chemistry within fighting units.

I haven't felt this type of vibe from this team since the early 90's. We may not be as good in some positions, but we have immense talent where it counts.

 

[garyv]

You Failed to mention Additions by Subtractions of Terrell Owens, Pacman Jones, Tank Johnson and all other negative pundits.

 

[brickman]

This is our time. Our moment. It's the playoffs.

Amen, brother.

 

[viman96]

44-6 is dead.

 

[Direwolf63]

A win this Saturday night will finally put that game to rest for all time.

We have beat them twice, but we haven't ended their season like they did to us last year. We are now in a position to finally, and for all eternity, exorcise that abomination we witnessed last year.

GO COWBOYS!!

 

[Direwolf63]

44-6 is dead.

It's not dead, but it has one foot in the grave. The Cowboys now have to finish the job and end their season the same way they ended ours last year.

 

[cowboys2233]

This team is light years ahead of the team we fielded for that debacle.

I don't get that "ME" feeling from this team - it's all about "WE."

You can never underestimate the power of camaraderie and good team chemistry within fighting units.

I haven't felt this type of vibe from this team since the early 90's. We may not be as good in some positions, but we have immense talent where it counts.

That would be an interesting comparison, position by position. Our team today compared to what we fielded back in the early 90's. Off the top of my head, the only ones that truly stand out are Emmitt, Irvin, Ken Norton and Sanders if you want to use the 1995 team.

Yes, we had Charles Haley, but since we ran a 4-3 back then compared to our 3-4 now, I'm putting him head to head with Ware. And that's pretty damn even IMO. Romo vs. Aikman? Also even. Yes, Aikman had more big wins, but Romo ain't done yet! And the stats certainly favor Romo in most categories.

 

[WV Cowboy]

I don't get that "ME" feeling from this team - it's all about "WE."

You can never underestimate the power of camaraderie and good team chemistry within fighting units.

I haven't felt this type of vibe from this team since the early 90's.

To tell you the truth, I never felt the "team" unity back in the 90's that I do now.

They simply had more talent than the teams they beat. They each did their own thing though. They were loaded with talent and each guy did his job really well. They monstered most teams.

But that team seemed to belong to Jimmy, they were Jimmy's Cowboys.

With this team, they seem to belong to each other. They seem to truly have a great "team chemistry". They feed off of each others success, .. offense, defense, special teams all seem to appreciate what the other is doing.

It is a very healthy lockerroom.

I think it is great and could take them a long way this season.

 

[gmb85]

Amen, brother.

That's sister, my brother.

 

[gmoney112]

I wouldn't be surprised if we beat them 44-6 on Saturday.

 

[gmb85]

I wouldn't be surprised if we beat them 44-6 on Saturday.

That was what I was thinking too. I knew we'd blow them out last week. Imagine if we could score 44 points on them? :laugh1:

 

[Facin'Fools]

44-6 is dead.

True...Although it was a win and either team is in scenario...Laying up the goose egg was tough to watch...I expect an extremely competitive game this weekend though...Lot of missed oppurntunites on the field. Dropped balls and McNabb playing like it was the Superbowl...As usual, the first drive for McNabb will define the entire game...

Expecting a blown out either way is ignorance...Take off the dounce hat and get out of the corner....

 

[Gadfly22]

You Failed to mention Additions by Subtractions of Terrell Owens, Pacman Jones, Tank Johnson and all other negative pundits.

True, but just in that particular game, team chemistry wasn't really the issue. In fact, Owens had over 100 yds receiving.

Johnson was a non-entity, but Pacman was a disaster: fumble to end the 1st half and damaging personal foul penalty.