ESPN Matt Mosley 10/3 Chat Transcript... 6 'boys blurbs

[sacase]

The Jason Campbell - Tony Romo debate continues....

This is not even a debate. This is like homer simpson trying to argue physics with alber einstein.

 

[bobtheflob]

The Jason Campbell - Tony Romo debate continues....

Nobody other than Commanders fans would even think about making that comparison. Other than the fact that they're young and play in the NFC East there's nothing similar about them.

It's been really weird living in the DC area. There's always a lot of Cowboys talk going on. It's like hating the Cowboys is as important to them as liking their team. They're always comparing themselves to us.

Unless we're playing them or competing with them for the division at the end of the season or something, I never heard anything about the Commanders on Dallas talk radio. You certainly don't see **** Commanders shirts being sold there.

 

[sacase]

Nobody other than Commanders fans would even think about making that comparison. Other than the fact that they're young and play in the NFC East there's nothing similar about them.

It's been really weird living in the DC area. There's always a lot of Cowboys talk going on. It's like hating the Cowboys is as important to them as liking their team. They're always comparing themselves to us.

Unless we're playing them or competing with them for the division at the end of the season or something, I never heard anything about the Commanders on Dallas talk radio. You certainly don't see **** Commanders shirts being sold there.

This is the Typical Commanders fan when talking about the dallas cowboys....

Man I need someone to photoshop that for me for a sig at ES.

 

[Jarv]

Inner clock for the pass rush?

That's a pretty good observation actually. How many times do you see him step up out of harm's way just as someone is closing in from behind? It's uncanny.

Exactly, that is why Tony reminds me more of Joe Montana than Brett Farve. Joe always seemed to have those eyes behind his head and could release the ball just a milli-second before the defender could hit him.

Inner clock is a great description.