A Walk Down Memory Lane: Local Media Call Out Edition

[ActualCowboysFan]

Albert Breer, NFL Network: 6-10

Deborah Ferguson, KDFW NBC 5 morning host: 6-10

Steve Lamb, WBAP sports director: 5-11

Howard Bryant, ESPN.com senior writer: 7-9

Cedric Golden, Austin-American Statesman columnist: 6-10

Eddie Gossage, Texas Motor Speedway president: 5-11 (only home win)

Mark Davis, DFW conservative radio host: 7-9 (and that's optimistic. Tell me why it should be better. Huge questions at QB, defense and head coach. Other than that, everything is awesome)

Brian Estridge, WBAP morning radio host and voice of TCU Horned Frogs: 5-11

Gina Miller, former CBS 11 & ThatSportsGirl star: An incredibly optimistic 8-8

Calvin Watkins, ESPNDallas.com writer: 6-10

Jane Slater, DFW CBS Channel 11: 7-9

Patrick Crayton, former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver: 8-8. But only if offense averages 37.3 points per game.

Daryl "Razor" Reaugh, color analyst of Dallas Stars: 5-9-2

Steve Dennis, Dallas Cowboys TV: 6-10

Bob Sturm, 1310 The Ticket: 6-10

Gregg Doyel, CBS Sports columnist: 5-11

Michael Young, retired Texas Rangers infielder: 8-8. Brutal schedule. Seattle, Arizona and New Orleans are beating them. I have them splitting with Indy and Chicago.

Ralph Strangis, Dallas Stars play by play man: 8-8. Playing the percentages in a .500 league.

Jason LaConfora, CBS NFL Insider: 6-10, third in the NFC East

Tim Love, Fort Worth celebrity chef: 9-7

Suzy Solis, former CBS 11 news reporter: It pains me to predict but I predict 5-11

Mike Modano, retired Dallas Stars center and Hockey Hall of Fame inductee: 4-12

Brad Sham, Dallas Cowboys radio voice: I respectfully decline

Bob Ray Sanders, Fort Worth Star-Telegram metro columnist: 6-10, but you can never tell with this team

Gil Brandt, NFL.com contributor: 8-8

Babe Laufenberg, Dallas Cowboys radio color analyst & CBS 11 sports director: I am following Sham's lead!

Mike Doocy, Fox 4 sports director: 7-9. University of Iowa's record - 12-0

Chuck Cooperstein, Dallas Mavericks radio voice & sports savant: 7-9. Florida will finish a very misleading 7-5. They're a better team than that.

George Riba, WFAA Sports reporter

Jeff "Skin" Wade, 105.3 The Fan host: 7-9

Dale Hansen, WFAA Sports director: 7-9 if Romo healthy. Subtract 1 win for every game he is injured.

Jon Machota, Dallas Morning News writer

Joe Trahan, WFAA Sports director: 7-9

Cory Magoers, 105.3 The Fan host: 10-6

Drew Davison, FW Star-Telegram Dallas Cowboys writer: 5-11

Schuyler Dixon, AP Sports Writer: 6-10

Charean Williams, FW Star-Telegram Dallas Cowboys writer: 7-9

Rainer Saban, Dallas Morning News Dallas Cowboys writer: 6-10

Chris Arnold, 105.3 The Fan

Dallas Cowboys writer: 7-9

Todd Archer, ESPNDallas.com Dallas Cowboys writer

Ted Madden, WFAA sports reporter

Shan Shariff, 105.3 The Fan radio host

Brandon George, Dallas Morning News Dallas Cowboys writer

David Moore, Dallas Morning News Dallas Cowboys writer

Tim MacMahon, ESPN Dallas sports writer

Gavin Dawson, 105.3 The Fan radio host: 5-11

Ty Duffy, The Big Lead writer: 8-8

Bud Kennedy, FW Star-Telegram metro columnist: It feels like 6-10 but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say 7-9.

Robert Littal, Black Sports Online: I wanted to say 8-8. I think the divsion is weak enough to squeeze out 7 wins.

Mike Taylor, host of Mike Taylor Show on Ticket 760 in San Antonio:4-12. Rock bottom.

R.J. Choppy, 105.3 The Fan host: 8-8.


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[ABQCOWBOY]

Bubba Perdgrin (Mike and MIKE) thought 11-5. He's a Cowboy Homer so there is that but it looks like he's going to win that bet with Golic.

 

[cml750]

Sorry but a lot of the most of the optimistic fans did not pick us to do this well which makes it hard to call out the media. Just proves our talent is better than it was given credit for and our coach is finally starting to learn something after three wasted seasons of OJT.

 

[egn22]

Albert Breer, NFL Network: 6-10

Deborah Ferguson, KDFW NBC 5 morning host: 6-10

Steve Lamb, WBAP sports director: 5-11

Howard Bryant, ESPN.com senior writer: 7-9

Cedric Golden, Austin-American Statesman columnist: 6-10

Eddie Gossage, Texas Motor Speedway president: 5-11 (only home win)

Mark Davis, DFW conservative radio host: 7-9 (and that's optimistic. Tell me why it should be better. Huge questions at QB, defense and head coach. Other than that, everything is awesome)

Brian Estridge, WBAP morning radio host and voice of TCU Horned Frogs: 5-11

Gina Miller, former CBS 11 & ThatSportsGirl star: An incredibly optimistic 8-8

Calvin Watkins, ESPNDallas.com writer: 6-10

Jane Slater, DFW CBS Channel 11: 7-9

Patrick Crayton, former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver: 8-8. But only if offense averages 37.3 points per game.

Daryl "Razor" Reaugh, color analyst of Dallas Stars: 5-9-2

Steve Dennis, Dallas Cowboys TV: 6-10

Bob Sturm, 1310 The Ticket: 6-10

Gregg Doyel, CBS Sports columnist: 5-11

Michael Young, retired Texas Rangers infielder: 8-8. Brutal schedule. Seattle, Arizona and New Orleans are beating them. I have them splitting with Indy and Chicago.

Ralph Strangis, Dallas Stars play by play man: 8-8. Playing the percentages in a .500 league.

Jason LaConfora, CBS NFL Insider: 6-10, third in the NFC East

Tim Love, Fort Worth celebrity chef: 9-7

Suzy Solis, former CBS 11 news reporter: It pains me to predict but I predict 5-11

Mike Modano, retired Dallas Stars center and Hockey Hall of Fame inductee: 4-12

Brad Sham, Dallas Cowboys radio voice: I respectfully decline

Bob Ray Sanders, Fort Worth Star-Telegram metro columnist: 6-10, but you can never tell with this team

Gil Brandt, NFL.com contributor: 8-8

Babe Laufenberg, Dallas Cowboys radio color analyst & CBS 11 sports director: I am following Sham's lead!

Mike Doocy, Fox 4 sports director: 7-9. University of Iowa's record - 12-0

Chuck Cooperstein, Dallas Mavericks radio voice & sports savant: 7-9. Florida will finish a very misleading 7-5. They're a better team than that.

George Riba, WFAA Sports reporter

Jeff "Skin" Wade, 105.3 The Fan host: 7-9

Dale Hansen, WFAA Sports director: 7-9 if Romo healthy. Subtract 1 win for every game he is injured.

Jon Machota, Dallas Morning News writer

Joe Trahan, WFAA Sports director: 7-9

Cory Magoers, 105.3 The Fan host: 10-6

Drew Davison, FW Star-Telegram Dallas Cowboys writer: 5-11

Schuyler Dixon, AP Sports Writer: 6-10

Charean Williams, FW Star-Telegram Dallas Cowboys writer: 7-9

Rainer Saban, Dallas Morning News Dallas Cowboys writer: 6-10

Chris Arnold, 105.3 The Fan

Dallas Cowboys writer: 7-9

Todd Archer, ESPNDallas.com Dallas Cowboys writer

Ted Madden, WFAA sports reporter

Shan Shariff, 105.3 The Fan radio host

Brandon George, Dallas Morning News Dallas Cowboys writer

David Moore, Dallas Morning News Dallas Cowboys writer

Tim MacMahon, ESPN Dallas sports writer

Gavin Dawson, 105.3 The Fan radio host: 5-11

Ty Duffy, The Big Lead writer: 8-8

Bud Kennedy, FW Star-Telegram metro columnist: It feels like 6-10 but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say 7-9.

Robert Littal, Black Sports Online: I wanted to say 8-8. I think the divsion is weak enough to squeeze out 7 wins.

Mike Taylor, host of Mike Taylor Show on Ticket 760 in San Antonio:4-12. Rock bottom.

R.J. Choppy, 105.3 The Fan host: 8-8.


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Cool thread. Love the call out. Amazing that none of these people had the spine to go against the grain.

My brother and I were both excited coming in with the addition of Melton and DLaw and with the Oline improving. We got younger and healthier and we believed we'd improve.

Never understood why the local media put so much emphasis on the loss of Ware who had been hurt the previous seasons anyway. And jason hatcher who we replaced with a younger Melton. Then we had an awesome draft. I was pumped. I'll admit I didn't think we'd be as good as we have, didn't expect Murray to do what he has. But I was never under the impression we'd be a 4 win team. We have the best QB in the division. Common sense. Bunch of idiots

 

[a_minimalist]

Sorry but a lot of the most of the optimistic fans did not pick us to do this well which makes it hard to call out the media. Just proves our talent is better than it was given credit for and our coach is finally starting to learn something after three wasted seasons.

You had to ruin it with the "three wasted seasons" comment didn't you. Now I can't agree.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

Sorry but a lot of the most of the optimistic fans did not pick us to do this well which makes it hard to call out the media. Just proves our talent is better than it was given credit for and our coach is finally starting to learn something after three wasted seasons of OJT.

Even the ever optimistic Jerry Jones himself seemed to think this might be a down year.

I wonder how many of those same people thought the saints would be as crappy as they have been this year as well.

 

[cml750]

Even the ever optimistic Jerry Jones himself seemed to think this might be a down year.

I wonder how many of those same people thought the saints would be as crappy as they have been this year as well.

I doubt any picked us to have a better record than the Saints.I sure didn't.

 

[DallasEast]

Patrick Crayton, former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver: 8-8. But only if offense averages 37.3 points per game.

I'm still lmao over that one.

 

[cml750]

You had to ruin it with the "three wasted seasons" comment didn't you. Now I can't agree.

I call them like I see them. I have never worn any rose colored glasses,

 

[mahoneybill]

Albert Breer, NFL Network: 6-10

Deborah Ferguson, KDFW NBC 5 morning host: 6-10

Steve Lamb, WBAP sports director: 5-11

Howard Bryant, ESPN.com senior writer: 7-9

Cedric Golden, Austin-American Statesman columnist: 6-10

Eddie Gossage, Texas Motor Speedway president: 5-11 (only home win)

Mark Davis, DFW conservative radio host: 7-9 (and that's optimistic. Tell me why it should be better. Huge questions at QB, defense and head coach. Other than that, everything is awesome)

Brian Estridge, WBAP morning radio host and voice of TCU Horned Frogs: 5-11

Gina Miller, former CBS 11 & ThatSportsGirl star: An incredibly optimistic 8-8

Calvin Watkins, ESPNDallas.com writer: 6-10

Jane Slater, DFW CBS Channel 11: 7-9

Patrick Crayton, former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver: 8-8. But only if offense averages 37.3 points per game.

Daryl "Razor" Reaugh, color analyst of Dallas Stars: 5-9-2

Steve Dennis, Dallas Cowboys TV: 6-10

Bob Sturm, 1310 The Ticket: 6-10

Gregg Doyel, CBS Sports columnist: 5-11

Michael Young, retired Texas Rangers infielder: 8-8. Brutal schedule. Seattle, Arizona and New Orleans are beating them. I have them splitting with Indy and Chicago.

Ralph Strangis, Dallas Stars play by play man: 8-8. Playing the percentages in a .500 league.

Jason LaConfora, CBS NFL Insider: 6-10, third in the NFC East

Tim Love, Fort Worth celebrity chef: 9-7

Suzy Solis, former CBS 11 news reporter: It pains me to predict but I predict 5-11

Mike Modano, retired Dallas Stars center and Hockey Hall of Fame inductee: 4-12

Brad Sham, Dallas Cowboys radio voice: I respectfully decline

Bob Ray Sanders, Fort Worth Star-Telegram metro columnist: 6-10, but you can never tell with this team

Gil Brandt, NFL.com contributor: 8-8

Babe Laufenberg, Dallas Cowboys radio color analyst & CBS 11 sports director: I am following Sham's lead!

Mike Doocy, Fox 4 sports director: 7-9. University of Iowa's record - 12-0

Chuck Cooperstein, Dallas Mavericks radio voice & sports savant: 7-9. Florida will finish a very misleading 7-5. They're a better team than that.

George Riba, WFAA Sports reporter

Jeff "Skin" Wade, 105.3 The Fan host: 7-9

Dale Hansen, WFAA Sports director: 7-9 if Romo healthy. Subtract 1 win for every game he is injured.

Jon Machota, Dallas Morning News writer

Joe Trahan, WFAA Sports director: 7-9

Cory Magoers, 105.3 The Fan host: 10-6

Drew Davison, FW Star-Telegram Dallas Cowboys writer: 5-11

Schuyler Dixon, AP Sports Writer: 6-10

Charean Williams, FW Star-Telegram Dallas Cowboys writer: 7-9

Rainer Saban, Dallas Morning News Dallas Cowboys writer: 6-10

Chris Arnold, 105.3 The Fan

Dallas Cowboys writer: 7-9

Todd Archer, ESPNDallas.com Dallas Cowboys writer

Ted Madden, WFAA sports reporter

Shan Shariff, 105.3 The Fan radio host

Brandon George, Dallas Morning News Dallas Cowboys writer

David Moore, Dallas Morning News Dallas Cowboys writer

Tim MacMahon, ESPN Dallas sports writer

Gavin Dawson, 105.3 The Fan radio host: 5-11

Ty Duffy, The Big Lead writer: 8-8

Bud Kennedy, FW Star-Telegram metro columnist: It feels like 6-10 but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say 7-9.

Robert Littal, Black Sports Online: I wanted to say 8-8. I think the divsion is weak enough to squeeze out 7 wins.

Mike Taylor, host of Mike Taylor Show on Ticket 760 in San Antonio:4-12. Rock bottom.

R.J. Choppy, 105.3 The Fan host: 8-8.


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Just like the Philly " egg throwers" the YOLK is now on you

 

[ScipioCowboy]

Albert Breer isn't a hater.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

To be fair, most thought that Dallas could be a better team if we ever embraced the idea of a more balanced offense. I think it's just that nobody thought we would ever do it. This year we did and it's shown dividends.

 

[StevenOtero]

Orlando Scandrick reading this thread like:

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

What a great example of groupthink.

 

[Hostile]

I doubt any picked us to have a better record than the Saints.I sure didn't.

I didn't pick the Cowboys to be better than the Saints, but I did pick them to be 11-5. Just goes to show you that football is extremely unpredictable, like injuries derailing the last 2 seasons.

 

[Fletch]

Dale Hansen is probably having an aneurysm over our record.

 

[jrumann59]

really some dude had us with 2 ties, one of the unicorns in the NFL and we do it twice. SMH

 

[Doomsday101]

I said 10-6/11-5 and the NFC East. Mainly Dallas had shown they could beat the teams in the NFC East going 5-1 last with the last one being without Romo in the lineup and despite the worse defense in the NFL and did not figure it would get any worse

 

[DallasDW00ds0n]

I'm still lmao over that one.

Not 37.2 though lol

 

[JohnnyHopkins]

Dale Hansen, WFAA Sports director: 7-9 if Romo healthy. Subtract 1 win for every game he is injured.

Well, I have to at least give Hansen credit for the "Subtract 1 win" for Romo being injured prediction.