ESPN's Takeaway From the Game

[links18]

ODELL BECKHAM MADE A CIRCUS CATCH! They show the highlight multiple times. Only Dallas highlight is the last TD. Show the Beckham post game interview only.

Way to champion individual achievement over teamwork BSPN. Carry on ruining the game.

 

[ejthedj]

If Rodgers, Brady, Manning, etc had played the way Romo did, ESPN would have made that the top story. They would be drooling all over themselves. Instead, there was not one mention of how great Romo was, just how great ODB was. Shame

 

[perrykemp]

If Rodgers, Brady, Manning, etc had played the way Romo did, ESPN would have made that the top story. They would be drooling all over themselves. Instead, there was not one mention of how great Romo was, just how great ODB was. Shame

I respectively disagree.

Romo had a great game: 4 TDs, 0 INTs. Peyton also had 4 TDs, 0 INTs, Rodgers 2 TDs, 0 INTs, etc. All great games, however, QBs going off for 4, 5, or even 6 TD games is becoming somewhat routine in today's NFL.

ODB made one of the most spectacular catches I've ever seen (I am not willing to call it the best). I don't think it's surprising the focus on the catch nor do I particularly have a problem with it.

 

[viman96]

I do not blame anyone for highlighting Beckham's amazing catch. Truly amazing catch.

I watched ESPN last night after the game and some this morning (Mike and Mike) and there has been plenty of praise given to the Cowboys for the comeback win.

 

[VACowboy]

I like it. I hope everyone ignores the Cowboys. (Riiiiiiiight.)

 

[VACowboy]

I don't care what the media says. But what does irk me is when they say ignorant, cliche crap like "The Cowboys have gotten away from who they are." Or... "The Giants are controlling the Dallas running game." I usually love Collinsworth and don't mind Michaels, but that stuff really bugged me last night. How easy is it to realize that 1) we're still early in the game, and 2) Murray hasn't run the ball 15 times in the first half because NY had the ball the whole time.