Dalton laughing

[phildadon86]

I am really surprised no one has brought this up.

After the almost pick 6 to start the game. Dalton was laughing. And grinning.

Actually he was doing it pretty much all game. And this is a leader? This guy is better than Dak? Some of you need your heads examined. There is a reason Cincy let this loser go. And that smile is one of those reasons.

 

[Cmac]

Jimmy would have ripped him a new one today.

 

[Ranching]

As long as he doesn't start clapping! Lol

 

[Runwildboys]

A lot of us are still laughing about how they played. Why should he be any different?

Seriously though, it could be simply a nervous response, or maybe Zeke called him a turnover machine. Whatever the case, I doubt he actually thought it was funny that he almost threw an interception.

 

[G2]

I am really surprised no one has brought this up.

After the almost pick 6 to start the game. Dalton was laughing. And grinning.

Actually he was doing it pretty much all game. And this is a leader? This guy is better than Dak? Some of you need your heads examined. There is a reason Cincy let this loser go. And that smile is one of those reasons.

I mentioned this earlier. It's hard to lead a team when you're chuckling after making a sucky play.

 

[Carson]

This isn’t their life. It’s a job and a game. People need to realize that.

They aren’t passionate about the Cowboys.

That’s why you see guys like Cooper post game laughing and talking with Murray.

 

[phildadon86]

A lot of us are still laughing about how they played. Why should he be any different?

Seriously though, it could be simply a nervous response, or maybe Zeke called him a turnover machine. Whatever the case, I doubt he actually thought it was funny that he almost threw an interception.

He wasnt just doing it after the would be pick. He was laughing and grinning all game. I dont care what it is. You're getting blown out at home on national TV and youre smiling? To think. Romo wasnt a leader because he wore his hat backwards. But this we condone? Makes perfect sense.

 

[catiii]

Jimmy would have ripped him a new one today.

I miss Jimmy but at least we got those memories.........

 

[phildadon86]

This isn’t their life. It’s a job and a game. People need to realize that.

They aren’t passionate about the Cowboys.

That’s why you see guys like Cooper post game laughing and talking with Murray.

Post game. Not DURING THE GAME. These guys are friends. After the game whatever. When you're on the field thats your enemy. Im sorry. No one is going to convince me that it was ok for Dalton to be laughing and giggling like a school boy after throwing picks and the team getting beaten the way they did.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Jimmy would have ripped him a new one today.

Jimmy was ignorant enough to claim during the week that Dalton would lead the Cowboys to an NFC East title this season.

Jimmy is probably kicking himself this morning for saying that.

 

[Future]

Jimmy would have ripped him a new one today.

Jimmy is one of the idioits who said there wouldn't be a drop off.

 

[Cmac]

Jimmy was ignorant enough to claim during the week that Dalton would lead the Cowboys to an NFC East title this season.

Jimmy is probably kicking himself this morning for saying that.

….but smart enough to tell Jerry what to do with himself in '92.

 

[heir]

I get it but I really wouldn't make too much of it. I am sure some of you will though.

 

[CouchCoach]

A lot of us are still laughing about how they played. Why should he be any different?

Seriously though, it could be simply a nervous response, or maybe Zeke called him a turnover machine. Whatever the case, I doubt he actually thought it was funny that he almost threw an interception.

Yep, Terrell Owens used to do the same thing after a drop, hiding emotions behind a smile.

From what I know about Dalton, he's not going to be laughing on MNF in his first start for the Cowboys at home when the team plays like that.

 

[Carson]

Yep, Terrell Owens used to do the same thing after a drop, hiding emotions behind a smile.

From what I know about Dalton, he's not going to be laughing on MNF in his first start for the Cowboys at home when the team plays like that.

Dalton is now 0-5 in his last MNF games

 

[Swagger]

As long as he doesn't start clapping! Lol

 

[phildadon86]

Yep, Terrell Owens used to do the same thing after a drop, hiding emotions behind a smile.

From what I know about Dalton, he's not going to be laughing on MNF in his first start for the Cowboys at home when the team plays like that.

He did though?

 

[dagreat1_87]

I don't know. I might've laughed if I got that lucky as well. Kind of like a "phew, dodged a bullet there" situation

 

[blueblood70]

Dalton is now 0-5 in his last MNF games

the day after game threads continue to be the dumbest Ive ever seen in all my DC years , its gone full tard, the blame and the know it all fixes are so insane not sure ohow they come out of sane persons mind...emotions driving the responses and most are way off base..

so two fumbles getting down 21-0 was on Dalton? dropped TD by Gallup, Lamb being mugged with no call that had him on the ground for one INT, and oh wait Martin goes down to see a backup offensive line to add to the mess..

that on Dalton how?

so idiotic..just plain ignorance by fans..

 

[Swagger]

I don't know. I might've laughed if I got that lucky as well. Kind of like a "phew, dodged a bullet there" situation

True.
It was sooooo bad that he knew it and was expressing exactly as you state, wow I really got away with that!

Dalton laughing after that play wasn't the reason we lost the game last night. Would someone fist pumping and jumping around have stopped Zeke from dropping the ball twice gifting the opposition 14 points or the secondary blowing coverages and touchdowns? No.