ESPN looks crushed.

[StylisticS]

Wait a minute. Are you all shocked by this? This is BSPN folks.

 

[tyke1doe]

Our sources of the players and coaches contradict the reports of Werder's "anonymous" sources. Take the blinders off and do the math. Quotable sources trumps anonymous cowards any day of the week.

Right, because players don't lie.

Problem? What problem? We have no problems on this team?

Blinders? lolololololololol!

 

[hutru01]

ESPN is ****ing joke. What a worthless sports network.

 

[BlueStar22]

Think they might rethink having Werder at Valley Ranch every freakin day?

well he lives in flower mound...short commute...lol.

 

[tyke1doe]

Contrary to popular belief, ESPN loves the Cowboys. What other team gets two of its marquee players to have press conferences run live on ESPN?

 

[Aikmaniac]

This panel of Dilfer and two no-names are making ESPN look pretty bad right now.

 

[Clove]

Bottom line is, every football team all across America, from High School up to the pros have in house issues. SO DANG WHAT, WHO CARES? But because TO was involved, so many people just flat out turned on him.

For Gods sake, I pray that we stick together and understand that a man is allowed to get upset over a loss no matter who he is. People will argue, people will have disagreements, last I checked, we were all human.

Can we please move on now and try to beat the Ravens? And lastly, "F" ESPN

 

[Aikmaniac]

Contrary to popular belief, ESPN loves the Cowboys. What other team gets two of its marquee players to have press conferences run live on ESPN?

They love ratings just like everyone else.

 

[windward]

The ESPN dogs have been unleashed on the Cowboys.

Dilfer, you're embarrassing yourself.

 

[cowboys#1]

of course the middle guy on espn had to mention the 12 year playoff drought



seems like they are really mad for getting owned by TO on national tv lol

 

[Cowboys2008]

Sure, there was something- but it wasn't what they were reporting it to be. It was an internal problem concerning the productivity of the offense. But since we're the Dallas Cowboys and not some other team, and it's TO as one of the players involved, the world must be ending.

Really in the end it just proves the dynamic global appeal we carry as one of the elite teams in all of professional sports worldwide.

 

[Da Hammer]

Dilfer needs to stick with analyzing the game (which he is fantastic at doing) and not analyzing personalities.

agreed ESPN is making him look like a fool making him analyze crap he has no idea about. just let him talk X and O's and game situations!

 

[tyke1doe]

They love ratings just like everyone else.

And the Cowboys deliver ratings. Hence, they love the Cowboys.

 

[Aikmaniac]

Dilfer, you're embarrassing yourself.

He doesn't have the credibility to be making these type of views. Definitely out of his element.

All we need is Schlereth to come out of his hole.

 

[tyke1doe]

Sure, there was something- but it wasn't what they were reporting it to be. It was an internal problem concerning the productivity of the offense. But since we're the Dallas Cowboys and not some other team, and it's TO as one of the players involved, the world must be ending.

Really in the end it just proves the dynamic global appeal we carry as one of the elite teams in all of professional sports worldwide.

That's a good way to look at it.

But, as has been stated before, winning is a great deodorant. We keep winning, and the problems will become less and less. We lose, and they get magnified.

That's just the way it is.

 

[Givincer]

I think it's really pretty funny to see them go overboard defending themselves and the professional Ed Werder.

 

[grp05]

my god, trent dilfer is such a tool.

 

[hutru01]

And the Cowboys deliver ratings. Hence, they love the Cowboys.

Oh its all about the ratings. We aren't America's team for nothing.

 

[Yakuza Rich]

Contrary to popular belief, ESPN loves the Cowboys. What other team gets two of its marquee players to have press conferences run live on ESPN?

How many positive stories are there about the Cowboys on BSP...err, I mean ESPN? Or at least, what's the percentage. I would say there may be 10% and even that's being generous.

BSP...err, I mean ESPN doesn't love the Cowboys. They love talking about them, particularly in a negative fashion, because it draws ratings, increases magazing subscriptions and generates Web site clicks.

I continue to find it strange that no other national media outlets get these sources and scoops, but wonderboy Mr. Blue Suit does. Face it, he's the real life sports media version of Templeton from 'The Wire.' Either that or he's the greatest sports reporter to have ever lived. And of course, like most liars he can't even get his lies straight.

BSP...err, I mean ESPN loves the Pats, they love the Red Sox, and its apparent that they love the G-Men as well. But when it comes to 'reporting' news on the Cowboys, the overwhelming majority of the time it's at the team's expense.






YAKUZA

 

[Eskimo]

of course the middle guy on espn had to mention the 12 year playoff drought



seems like they are really mad for getting owned by TO on national tv lol

Dude, show a little respect and take that pic down for a week at least. He played his heart out after getting a 300 pounds of knee to the spine and didn't commit a turnover and even knocked the ball out of the endzone after being crushed by two DL who went unblocked when Gurode got the snap count wrong.

A little bit of respect should be shown, even if just for a day.