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We’re in a street fight boys, hopefully Red Jesus has an adjustment riiiiight.....
We’re in a street fight boys, hopefully Red Jesus has an adjustment riiiiight.....
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Hey look on the bright side! he had 103 yards passing in the 1st half, that puts him of pace for 206!!!....assuming of course he can throw another screen pass that goes for 45 yardsIf we had a QB worth a crap we would still be on this game
Yes he has, and one of those is going to be lights out. He's not a running back.He's been popped at least 3 times like that by my count.
why?OK I thought their Oline was supposed to suck. Dang & I said 6 sacks in my prediction.
D stepped up....but it showed the Texans don't respect the 'Boys (especially on offense, outside of Zeke).
Well he didn’t just bounce it off that “tackle” and take it into the end zoneNice legs/speed by Jaylon. TERRIBLE tackling. Is there something wrong with his arms? He's lucky the QB didn't just bounce off that "tackle" and take it into the end zone. Who is teaching tackling on this team?
It's always one of the following combinations:
Pick one
- Bad offense, bad defense
- Good offense, bad defense
- Bad offense, good defense
For all but three seconds of the first half, the Cowboys defense had no answers for the Texans, but Jaylon Smith stopped DeShaun Watson short on fourth-and-goal from the 1 to keep Houston’s lead at 10-6 at halftime. Watson threw for 180 yards and ran for 36 yards. In their last six quarters, all without Sean Lee, the Cowboys have allowed eight pass plays of at least 20 yards. The Cowboys have to come up with answers in the second half because Houston could have (or should have) scored on all four of their first-half possessions. They missed a field goal on their first drive and had the Watson stop on their last.