Disciples of TO, now is the time to denounce your God without punity...

[Bob Sacamano]

man, don't want to see the posts/wars when TO has a good game and Roy doesn't (which is a natural happenstance and inevitability)

 

[JonJon]

I'm glad TO is no longer with the Cowboys but also I think he has some gas left in the tank. Problem is, he is in one of the handful of Siberias in the NFL...Buffalo.

• This is not an offense that will not allow him to put up numbers.
• Dick Jauron is a conservative coach that will not allow him to put up numbers.
• Trentative Edwards is not a QB that will allow him to put up numbers.
• Unless its the K Gun, and God knows Bills fan loves living in the early 90's glory days (which I don't know what the hell was great about it), TO is not going to up the numbers he wants.

He's staring a 50 catch 700 yard 5 TD season in the face with the points made above. That is not going to set well with him. This also will not help him if he's looking to jump ship at the end of the year for one more possible pay day / chance at a SB.

For me, at the end of the day...goodbye problem for the Boys.

He will probably end up a Patriot before it's all over with.

 

[DallasEast]

Pretty much.

 

[InmanRoshi]

March 5, 2009...

It is kind of funny that the "move on" crowd are the a lot of the same ones who went on and on and on about TO months and months after his release. If I posted how bad Anthony Fasano sucks because he fumbled twice yesterday and how glad I am he's gone, would I be reprimanded by these people to move on? Would they be ready to move on if Dallas offense was shut out in Tampa, while TO exploded for 150 yards and 3 TDs on MNF? Please. Its only now in the light of day that their gloom and doom predictions and hero worship are seen as ridiculous that we're supposed to move on.

 

[DallasEast]

It is kind of funny that the "move on" crowd are the a lot of the same ones who went on and on and on about TO months and months after his release. If I posted how bad Anthony Fasano sucks because he fumbled twice yesterday and how glad I am he's gone, would I be reprimanded by these people to move on?

Nope. The forum would have to first receive a huge influx of Jersey-based posters for that to happen.

 

[DallasEast]

He will probably end up a Patriot before it's all over with.

I sincerely doubt that will ever remotely happen, but I once thought that Jerry Jones would never entertain that very same thought either...

[Edit] Signing his to a contract with Dallas, that is.

 

[JonJon]

I sincerely doubt that will ever remotely happen, but I once thought that Jerry Jones would never entertain that very same thought either...

[Edit] Signing his to a contract with Dallas, that is.

I don't know... They seem to like getting these type players recently. Moss and Owens on the same team? Bilichick is crazy enough to do it. The only question is, who wears #81?

 

[DallasEast]

I don't know... They seem to like getting these type players recently. Moss and Owens on the same team? Bilichick is crazy enough to do it. The only question is, who wears #81?

Owens. Moss has already demonstrated past flexibility when it comes to changing jersey numbers.

 

[MWILL]

All offseason, we've heard numbskulls proclaim that Tony Romo and this offense can't go anywhere without the big play ability that TO provided.

Now, in only 1 week, we've already been treated to as many big plays as TO made in an entire season. last year

So now is the time to denounce, once and for all, TO is a washed-up has-been who is merely a shell of his former self and merely racked up accumulative stats (while posing horrid efficiency stats) thanks to Romo, Witten and Jason Garrett endlessly (and stupidly) force feeding him the ball despite his horrid, horrid, horrid conversion rates.

Admit your error now, and you'll be absolved of mockery.

Procrastinate further, I can't promise the same immunity for Week 2.

Unbeliveable! You bring up this crap after one game? :loser:

 

[DallasEast]

Unbeliveable! You bring up this crap after one game? :loser:

Three years = one game.

Weird math.

 

[MWILL]

Three years = one game.

Weird math.

Are you serious?

 

[Clove]

IMO, the best time to start talking **** is after the season. People look like fools as things begin to unwind. 1 win doesn't mean jack crap, and neither would 1 loss.

Save the trash talk until the offseason.

 

[DallasEast]

Are you serious?

Ironically, I asked myself the same question for three seasons.

 

[Hostile]

IMO, the best time to start talking **** is after the season. People look like fools as things begin to unwind. 1 win doesn't mean jack crap, and neither would 1 loss.

Save the trash talk until the offseason.

So all the trash talking you and the other TO shills did all off season was brilliant but tonight it doesn't mean jack crap?

Does it hurt talking out of both sides of your face like that?

 

[Arch Stanton]

The Bucs have problems, pass defense isn't one of them. Last season they were top 5 in the NFL in passing yards allowed, Top 3 in interceptions, Top 6 in opposing QB rating.

Damn Romo for thowing no picks.

 

[InmanRoshi]

[*]This is not an offense that will not allow him to put up numbers.
[*]Dick Jauron is a conservative coach that will not allow him to put up numbers.
[*]Trentative Edwards is not a QB that will allow him to put up numbers.
[*]Unless its the K Gun, and God knows Bills fan loves living in the early 90's glory days (which I don't know what the hell was great about it), TO is not going to up the numbers he wants.[/LIST]He's staring a 50 catch 700 yard 5 TD season in the face with the points made above.

Are you implying that I should save myself the effort of getting my popcorn ready?

It's a shame he couldn't appreciate how good he had it in Dallas. A perennial 90+ QB rating QB. An All Pro TE running down the middle of field to keep safeties occupied. A owner who had a school girl crush on him. A mandate to give him 10+ targets every game. And a lot of people who were still deluded enough to believe he was still an elite WR, despite Top 30 production.

 

[hutch1254]

Are you implying that I should save myself the effort of getting my popcorn ready?

It's a shame he couldn't appreciate how good he had it in Dallas. A perennial 90+ QB rating QB. An All Pro TE running down the middle of field to keep safeties occupied. A owner who had a school girl crush on him. A mandate to give him 10+ targets every game. And a lot of people who were still deluded enough to believe he was still an elite WR, despite Top 30 production.

I wouldn't waste one kernel.

 

[T-RO]

I'll say it loud so no one is unclear:

Before 10 games are done...Owens will get himself hurt to avoid embarrassing himself with such a mediocre season. The guy won't play more than 10 games this season. Mark my word.

And he will *not* whiff another big contract.

 

[McCordsville Cowboy]

Are you implying that I should save myself the effort of getting my popcorn ready?

It's a shame he couldn't appreciate how good he had it in Dallas. A perennial 90+ QB rating QB. An All Pro TE running down the middle of field to keep safeties occupied. A owner who had a school girl crush on him. A mandate to give him 10+ targets every game. And a lot of people who were still deluded enough to believe he was still an elite WR, despite Top 30 production.

Elite... maybe not. But a top 10. Yes. If you can't see that your hatred/homersim blinds you.

 

[Maikeru-sama]

It's Dallas Cowboys Fans pointing and laughing at those who idolized a 35 year old washed up knucklehead.

I think that pretty much sums it up.

It is really sad, but I have a sneaky suspicion that some want us to lose just so their point can be proven.

I will say this again, what is happening in Dallas is the same thing that happened in Green Bay when Sterling Sharpe left.

That Green Bay team became Brett Favre's team and alot of the Green Bay Packers will tell you how huge that was.

Sterling Sharpe wasn't a bad guy at all, but the fact was he was the big name in Green Bay for years and it wasn't Favre's huddle until he retired.