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Friday, January 01, 2010
3:26 pm How important is this game against the Eagles to Cowboys WR Patrick Crayton? "I don't want to go into the playoffs with a loss."

3:23 pm Look for the Cowboys to not get any punts in the direction of Eagles return man DeSean Jackson. "(Mat) McBriar has been a weapon for us. His directional kicking was not good the first two years but Joe D (DeCamillis) has worked with him and it's paid off," said coach Wade Phillips.

3:06 pm This will be OT Doug Free's first start against the Eagles, who are known as a big blitz team. "We have faced a lot of different teams.

Philadelphia has it's own style. We have repped him early to get him playing time. It's just happened much earlier," coach Wade Phillips said.

2:57 pm Cowboys coach Wade Phillips said his first impression of K Shaun Suisham was not good. "His first day was not so good. He told me that he needed to get his timing back but I was nervous. That first kick was important for him to make."


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[CCBoy]

We all know that Crayton and Witten are naturally focused now, towards the playoffs. Crayton already had his learning experience in the past...I hope that the focus of Miles Austin and Roy Williams are also top shelf starting Sunday. They have some fertile ground to now put to seed.

The kicking game, against a very extreme oriented opportunity directed team is important. All here should fall into line, without any turnovers as well.

 

[NextGenBoys]

We all know that Crayton and Witten are naturally focused now, towards the playoffs. Crayton already had his learning experience in the past...I hope that the focus of Miles Austin and Roy Williams are also top shelf starting Sunday. They have some fertile ground to now put to seed.

The kicking game, against a very extreme oriented opportunity directed team is important. All here should fall into line, without any turnovers as well.

A poor kicking game and poor short yardage blocking could have me concerned now and heading into the playoffs unless we see a drastic turnaround.

The Oline better nut-up and do work when called upon.

And dont give me any of that playcalling crap...when you have less than a yard to go, besides play-action, throw the play calling out the window. It's up to the Oline to move the men in front of them and for the RB to get the yard.

 

[burmafrd]

yeah, there is no excuse for our O line not getting it done.