Cbz40 Post Game Thread | Dallas Cowboys 24 New Orleans Saints 17 FINAL

[BrAinPaiNt]

Great, i couldn't of cared less, self absorption to the max I must say.
Glad "you're done with me", never realized i was entangled with anything with you.

You are a stud...pat yourself on the back and keep up the great work.

 

[MattMc33]

Still coming down from that incredible high - what a performance. They finally (well mostly) manned up in a hostile environment and refused to lose. Still two tough games to go, but if that doesn't give them confidence to win the next two and go into the playoffs with all the momentum in the world, I don't know what does.

Random thoughts:

1. I know he's been terrific the past couple of games, but tonight I saw Tony Romo finally enter the world of the elite quarterback. He was simply magnificent in all phases - threw the deep out well, made great decisions, kept the pressure on the Saints all night. He was better than Brees tonight, no question, and if he continues to play like that, the team is going to be very tough to stop the rest of the way.

2. DeMarcus Ware was simply amazing. To come back less than a week after what initially looked like a season-ending injury and play the way he did - you can't come up with enough superlatives. For mine, he's every bit as valuable to this team as what Troy Polamalu is to the Steelers.

3. The running game. Thought both Felix and the Barbarian had more burst tonight than I've seen in a while - whether that was just the O Line beating up on a smaller opponent or the RBs finally getting healthy who knows, but it was a really positive sign for me.

4. Mike Jenkins. Okay, he got lucky on the Henderson drop, but otherwise he was sensational. Is it a stretch to say that right now he's one of the top 5 cornerbacks in the league? I mean, would you swap Revis or Asomaghu (sp) for him?

5. Cut Folk. Enough said.

 

[Aikbach]

You apparently are the one who needs a dictionary. Not narcissistic at all although I admit I could be viewed as being stubborn. It's not that just curiosity. If you start arguing with facts or legitimate opinions then I won't judge you so harshly.

Edit: Well I've grown tired of this sense its now become repeating rhetoric. I'm still mystified as to how someone could be so negative in the present situation. But stew in your negativity. You're certainly entitled to be miserable if that's your choice. Have a better day tomorrow. The sun will probably still shine on you.

Oh I'm not miserable, you're just unable to accept differing opinions.

As you rudely told the moderator, if you don't like them then don't read them.

 

[fanfromvirginia]

That was a fantastic game.

 

[tyke1doe]

Still coming down from that incredible high - what a performance. They finally (well mostly) manned up in a hostile environment and refused to lose. Still two tough games to go, but if that doesn't give them confidence to win the next two and go into the playoffs with all the momentum in the world, I don't know what does.

Random thoughts:

1. I know he's been terrific the past couple of games, but tonight I saw Tony Romo finally enter the world of the elite quarterback. He was simply magnificent in all phases - threw the deep out well, made great decisions, kept the pressure on the Saints all night. He was better than Brees tonight, no question, and if he continues to play like that, the team is going to be very tough to stop the rest of the way.

2. DeMarcus Ware was simply amazing. To come back less than a week after what initially looked like a season-ending injury and play the way he did - you can't come up with enough superlatives. For mine, he's every bit as valuable to this team as what Troy Polamalu is to the Steelers.

3. The running game. Thought both Felix and the Barbarian had more burst tonight than I've seen in a while - whether that was just the O Line beating up on a smaller opponent or the RBs finally getting healthy who knows, but it was a really positive sign for me.

4. Mike Jenkins. Okay, he got lucky on the Henderson drop, but otherwise he was sensational. Is it a stretch to say that right now he's one of the top 5 cornerbacks in the league? I mean, would you swap Revis or Asomaghu (sp) for him?

5. Cut Folk. Enough said.

1. Romo has played great this past few weeks. But, no, this win does not make him an elite quarterback. He has to get this team to a Super Bowl to be considered an elite quarterback. He is a very, very good quarterback. But a quarterback doesn't reach elite status unless
a.) he wins consistently over a long period of time or
b.) he has a defining game in the playoffs which leads his team to the Super Bowl.


4. Yeah, I'd take Revis over Jenkins. Jenkins is playing very, very well. But let's not get crazy. He aint on Revis' level yet.

 

[DallasCowboysRule!]

If I were Rich Eisen I would have made Marshall Faulk eat his words from the pre game show.

"The Cowboys have absolutely no chance..."

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

I'm happy Dallas went into the hardest place to play and pulled out the victory...


P.S. Nick Folk needs to be cut between tonight and Monday.

 

[Hypnotoad]

Breesus Wept.

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

Roy Williams is a waste of talent at times... He needs to shake that Detroit mentality, you're on America's team now son!

 

[Aikbach]

Breesus Wept.

Haha! I bet they cried in the Westlake area of Austin too, well maybe it was a house divided.

 

[MattMc33]

1. Romo has played great this past few weeks. But, no, this win does not make him an elite quarterback. He has to get this team to a Super Bowl to be considered an elite quarterback. He is a very, very good quarterback. But a quarterback doesn't reach elite status unless
a.) he wins consistently over a long period of time or
b.) he has a defining game in the playoffs which leads his team to the Super Bowl.


4. Yeah, I'd take Revis over Jenkins. Jenkins is playing very, very well. But let's not get crazy. He aint on Revis' level yet.

Fair call on Revis - he is awesome. I guess the point I was trying to make is that it looks like we finally have someone of extreme quality on the backend. That means Ware and Spencer can be turned loose and wreak havoc knowing that (at least on half the field) this kid is backing them up.

With Romo - I get what you are saying, but is that more a case of a Cowboys QB being held to a higher standard than those on other teams? I mean look at Drew Brees - is he not considered an 'elite' QB? And exactly how many important games has he ever won in his career - playoff or otherwise?

Not trying to join the sunshine-pumping brigade by any means, but there was just something I saw in Tony tonight that makes me believe he is finally turning into the QB we all hope and expect him to be. And yeah, I agree - he won't be anything more than Danny White V2.0 if he doesn't at least make a SB in his career.

 

[xpistofer]

Breesus Wept.

classic.:laugh1:

 

[AlcoholicNinja]

1. Romo has played great this past few weeks. But, no, this win does not make him an elite quarterback. He has to get this team to a Super Bowl to be considered an elite quarterback. He is a very, very good quarterback. But a quarterback doesn't reach elite status unless
a.) he wins consistently over a long period of time or
b.) he has a defining game in the playoffs which leads his team to the Super Bowl.


4. Yeah, I'd take Revis over Jenkins. Jenkins is playing very, very well. But let's not get crazy. He aint on Revis' level yet.

This post is nonsense from beginning to end. Give your head a shake.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Breesus Wept.

lol this is why Hypnotoad >>>> DallasEast

 

[Romo2Dez4six]

well great win tonight and goodnight all

 

[Westcoasthabsfan]

I just hope there is no letdown next week, go Boys

 

[Aikbach]

I just hope there is no letdown next week, go Boys

Stop being so negative, you should die. (Someone was bound to do it to you, only their tongue would not be in cheek).

 

[poke]

what a fine game the Boys played. thank ya'll.