A tale of two cities

[GimmeTheBall!]

Hello, playmates, working mens of the forum, wards of the courts and hangers-on:

On Sunday, as fans saw a horrible spectacle of football by the Cowboys, one thing became very clear: The cowboys seemed old and the Panthers seemed young, mates.

Despite the shiny stadium, its tenents were shown to be the bums they are.

Jason Garrett looked across the field and saw a real coach in Ron Rivera.

Tony Romo, the walk-on going on 36 who might one day eclipse Danny White in stature and wins and playoff wins, looked across the field and saw a real quarterback in Cam Newton. Never mind that Newton is way down in the NFL in passing percentage. Romo likely ended his year on the turf with a less than 30 QB rating.
And Jerra Jones looked across the way to another luxury suite and saw a real owner and braintrust.

Not only do the Cowboys half to worry about a QB, it has RB and secondary worries and needs new management to keep its Star shiny.

Sad how a little franchise from the Carolinas outshined our star yesterday.
It all points to one man: Jerra, great owner, bad GM.

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

this is not a rant.
Mod who deemed it so might half wounded pride, but that's his hurt.

 

[LocimusPrime]

Hello, playmates, working mens of the forum, wards of the courts and hangers-on:

On Sunday, as fans saw a horrible spectacle of football by the Cowboys, one thing became very clear: The cowboys seemed old and the Panthers seemed young, mates.

Despite the shiny stadium, its tenents were shown to be the bums they are.

Jason Garrett looked across the field and saw a real coach in Ron Rivera.

Tony Romo, the walk-on going on 36 who might one day eclipse Danny White in stature and wins and playoff wins, looked across the field and saw a real quarterback in Cam Newton. Never mind that Newton is way down in the NFL in passing percentage. Romo likely ended his year on the turf with a less than 30 QB rating.
And Jerra Jones looked across the way to another luxury suite and saw a real owner and braintrust.

Not only do the Cowboys half to worry about a QB, it has RB and secondary worries and needs new management to keep its Star shiny.

Sad how a little franchise from the Carolinas outshined our star yesterday.
It all points to one man: Jerra, great owner, bad GM.

Until carolina wins one superbowl they are not a succesful franchise.
1. Cam newton is a bad qb and a bad leader
2. Panthers organization is terrible. Havent won a superbowl and it may be the next decade until they get one. Maybe century.
3. The panthers fans wanted "riverboat" ron fired last year.

Id rather see you use the patriots or steelers as examples, but the panthers. No way

 

[links18]

Hello, playmates, working mens of the forum, wards of the courts and hangers-on:

On Sunday, as fans saw a horrible spectacle of football by the Cowboys, one thing became very clear: The cowboys seemed old and the Panthers seemed young, mates.

Despite the shiny stadium, its tenents were shown to be the bums they are.

Jason Garrett looked across the field and saw a real coach in Ron Rivera.

Tony Romo, the walk-on going on 36 who might one day eclipse Danny White in stature and wins and playoff wins, looked across the field and saw a real quarterback in Cam Newton. Never mind that Newton is way down in the NFL in passing percentage. Romo likely ended his year on the turf with a less than 30 QB rating.
And Jerra Jones looked across the way to another luxury suite and saw a real owner and braintrust.

Not only do the Cowboys half to worry about a QB, it has RB and secondary worries and needs new management to keep its Star shiny.

Sad how a little franchise from the Carolinas outshined our star yesterday.
It all points to one man: Jerra, great owner, bad GM.

If the owner isn't able to fire a bad GM, he probably isn't such a great owner.

 

[SkinsandTerps]

The Cowboys played on Sunday against the Panthers ? That was quite a while back.
Star hasn't shined for a while either, same could be said for my favorite team...well not the star part.
Perhaps you meant to restore it's shine.

 

[big dog cowboy]

It all points to one man: Jerra, great owner, bad GM.

You blaming Jerry for Romo and Dez getting hurt?