Cowboy Tweets 11/24

[PA Cowboy Fan]

Because of Zeke . Nothing to do with Garrett.

 

[Galian Beast]

Romo had three hall of famers on his team, in their prime. TO, Witten, Ware...not to mention several all pros and pro bowlers—Ratliff, Newman, Flozell, Barber, even Roy before he got fat. this whole ‘Dak has a better team’ narrative is nonsense. There was plenty of talent on Romo’s teams.

Romo never had a consistent running game year in and year out, and the offensive line pass pro back in the day was awful.

Not sure how Ware impacts Romo's individual statistics either. As far as game changers go, Sean Lee has a much larger impact on games than Ware ever did on a consistent level.

 

[Alexander]

He likes what he has in Dez Bryant too.

He likes everything.

 

[PA Cowboy Fan]

Romo had three hall of famers on his team, in their prime. TO, Witten, Ware...not to mention several all pros and pro bowlers—Ratliff, Newman, Flozell, Barber, even Roy before he got fat. this whole ‘Dak has a better team’ narrative is nonsense. There was plenty of talent on Romo’s teams.

I don't think this team is as good as people think. There are about 5 or 6 great players, a couple of serviceable ones and a lot of scrubs. This team has no depth and once one or two players aren't playing the real Cowboys come through.

 

[Alexander]

 

[Alexander]

His pathological optimism is what is really holding the franchise back.

He likes what he has with X.

He feels good about Y.

There is not a thing he thinks is wrong.

It is just about him looking at himself in the mirror.

The same perpetual nonsense from this imbecile is just sickening.

 

[BAT]

What is over/under on how many blowouts will have to happen before he changes his tune?

 

[Gaede]

Romo never had a consistent running game year in and year out, and the offensive line pass pro back in the day was awful.

Not sure how Ware impacts Romo's individual statistics either. As far as game changers go, Sean Lee has a much larger impact on games than Ware ever did on a consistent level.

Murray went for 1800 yds. More than Zeke.

No, Sean Lee does not impact more games than Ware did. That’s ridiculous. First off, he doesn’t play as many games as Ware. Second, he isnt a threat to ruin the offense on every snap.

 

[Alexander]

What is over/under on how many blowouts will have to happen before he changes his tune?

As long as the ratings do not tank, there really is no limit.

Relevance. That is what he cares about.

 

[Galian Beast]

Murray went for 1800 yds. More than Zeke.

No, Sean Lee does not impact more games than Ware did. That’s ridiculous. First off, he doesn’t play as many games as Ware. Second, he isnt a threat to ruin the offense on every snap.

Ware often disappeared in crucial moments. Sean Lee makes/breaks this defense.

Murray went for more yards on more attempts than Zeke.

Zeke had 91 first downs last year on 322 carries.

Murray has 85 first downs on 392 carries.

Zeke's consistency in moving the chains allowed him to be a bigger help to a QB than Murray.

 

[BAT]

As long as the ratings do not tank, there really is no limit.

Relevance. That is what he cares about.

Ratings are starting to dip not just across the League but Dallas games specifically. The Chargers game was not a typical high rated Cowboys game, especially for Thanksgiving.

 

[Aven8]

He likes what he has in Dez Bryant too.

He likes everything.

He's gone senile!! All he's worried about right now is Stephens sons game tonight anyway for the Scots......

 

[HungryLion]

Ware often disappeared in crucial moments. Sean Lee makes/breaks this defense.

Murray went for more yards on more attempts than Zeke.

Zeke had 91 first downs last year on 322 carries.

Murray has 85 first downs on 392 carries.

Zeke's consistency in moving the chains allowed him to be a bigger help to a QB than Murray.

You don’t need to disparage a hall of fame pass rusher like Demarcus Ware to try and strengthen your argument.

The whole “Ware disappeared in crucial moments” narrative is about as played out as it gets.

 

[Alexander]

Speaking on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas on Friday, Jerry Jones reiterated he has given no thought to coaching changes in the future and believes there is talent to turn things around in the final five weeks, but he added, “This is indefensible in what we’re doing.” He was including his job as general manager, as well as coaches and players, in the three straight losses of 20 points or more.

Todd Archer, ESPN Staff Writer

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[Idgit]

Ouch.

 

[HungryLion]

Ratings are starting to dip not just across the League but Dallas games specifically. The Chargers game was not a typical high rated Cowboys game, especially for Thanksgiving.

Good. I hope the ratings tank for the entire league the rest of the year.

Maybe then Goodell will learn that suspending Star players who haven’t even been arrested is one of the dumbest, stupidest things he can do from a business perspective.

 

[HungryLion]

Ouch.

I love how they don’t point out the fact that in that picture, all of the chargers players are running to the sideline, because at that point in the picture, Dak was already scrambling to his left due to the pressure.

I mean it was a terrible pick that Dak shouldn’t have thrown, but this picture does not accurately depict what happened on that play.

 

[Gaede]

?This doesn’t prove that Romo lacked a running game at all?

And please, stop with the Lee vs. Ware. There’s no comparison who was the better player. One was 9x pro bowler, 4x all pro, leageu sack leader 2x, on the NFLs all decade team and the other is Sean Lee

 

[Kevinicus]

Murray went for 1800 yds. More than Zeke.

No, Sean Lee does not impact more games than Ware did. That’s ridiculous. First off, he doesn’t play as many games as Ware. Second, he isnt a threat to ruin the offense on every snap.

And Romo was the best QB in the league when that happened. Murray isn't in the discussion for what is being discussed though.

 

[Kevinicus]

So "when not pressured" he can block the DL and throw the ball to himself?

Good to know

As usual you continue to embarrass yourself

Oh, the irony.