Yeah but he had the worst defenses.
Patrick Clayton is a horrible human being.
Well somebody finally figured out that having a better D might help.
Don't remember that play! Remember the ball going through Owens hands and hitting him in the facemask at about the 5!
your point? before Romo ie BR LOL , they were laughing stocks bad coaches horrible FA and 5-11 6-10 1-15 3-13 seasons and to boot horrible drafts, that dont even show the mediocrity we were in. they were Cleveland , in comes Parcels who brings in Romo, Witten and a better line granted it was old and pieced together but it gave us a legit chance almost yearly since then..it was the Cardiac boost we needed , yes up and down but not so down , we were out of it, we had a chance just about every year going into game 16 of making the playoffs and winning the division..sure its frustrating but it can be worse, it was before Jerry bought the team and that stretch in the early 2000s that still leaves a bad taste in my mouth..
Well, that's a new one at least. Normally people remember "Fasano dropping a wide open TD in the end zone". But what actually occurred was the Giants defended a pass intended for Fasano at the goal line (on 2nd down), followed by Owens streaking across the middle and Romo side-arming a ball high and behind Owens on 3rd down.
He didn't have enough pass protection.
Just like when tony fumbled the snap in Seattle. Anyone who didn't think that the Seattle offense wasn't going to march down the field and score after the field goal was good is crazy. they were tearing our defense up all day on 3 downs. Give the 4 downs and Seattle would have scored the winning TD anyway.
2006 was a great opportunity.
LOL. You say that jokingly, but he was beginning to feel the pressure. That's why he sort of rushed and threw it side-armed. He definitely should have hit that pass though.
