Felix is lacking what Julius lacked....

Felix wasn't drafted to bust holes through the line of scrimmage, but I saw him break a couple of tackles tonight

unlike Julius
 
man......one poor game from Felix and your already going to jump off his bandwagon.....just wait and see till the regular season.
 
lol

People are really complaining about tonights game!! How funny. Time for me to go do something else. there is no point in even wasting time on here tonight.
 
DaBoys4Life;2207740 said:
man......one poor game from Felix and your already going to jump off his bandwagon.....just wait and see till the regular season.

I saw Julius Jones tonight w/ a different number.
 
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Why did Felix Jones watch the whole first half?

11:23 PM Fri, Aug 22, 2008 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
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I decided to focus on this mystery during postgame access instead of investigating the great Governor's Cup referee conspiracy.

Felix Jones, who showed flashes of brilliance during the first two preseason games, didn't do anything wrong to get benched for the first half. The official explanation was that Wade Phillips, Jason Garrett and Co. just wanted to make sure Marion "The Barbarian" Barber got some work.

"We wanted Marion to play and make sure he got some touches," Garrett said. "We wanted to make it feel like a regular game for him."

Well, mission accomplished on getting Barber the ball. He had 13 carries for 75 yards and a TD and two catches for nine yards, playing a major role in the Cowboys racking up 20 points in the first half.

But a regular game? Whoa, podnah!! Does that mean there will be 30-minute stretches with the first-round RB watching during the regular season?

"I don't know about that," said Phillips, who talked this week about Felix perhaps being too valuable to use on kickoff returns.

Felix failed to get in any sort of rhythm in the second half. He had five carries for 10 yards (and a fumble in the red zone) and two catches for 4 yards.

It was a far cry from his first two preseason performances, when he had four gains of double-digit yardage on 12 touches. But give the kid credit for having a good attitude.

"The coaches did mention that the first team was going to get a lot more playing time this game," he said when asked if he had any warning that he would watch the first half. "I got a lot of mental reps out of it. I wasn't really too upset over it over it. I was kind of excited for the guys out there moving the ball up and down the field."
 
I believe he needs to get stronger, he did remind me of Julius Jones a couple of times going down on a few arm tackles. He's going to be better as the season progress.
 
irvin88;2207743 said:
I saw Julius Jones tonight w/ a different number.


Do us all a favor find the nearest tallest bridge and throw your computer off so you cant come here anymore.
 
theebs;2207752 said:
Do us all a favor find the nearest tallest bridge and throw your computer off so you cant come here anymore.


Almost 1am and I am on the floor.... :lmao2:
 
theebs;2207752 said:
Do us all a favor find the nearest tallest bridge and throw your computer off so you cant come here anymore.

Don't really need a bridge, a second floor window would easily be enough to put a PC out of commission, even with just a slight nudge.
 
Kilyin;2207776 said:
Don't really need a bridge, a second floor window would easily be enough to put a PC out of commission, even with just a slight nudge.

he's hoping that the poster will follow the computer off the ledge

or I am
 
he played well the 1st 2 games and had 1 rough game. it's gonna happen to the best of them. i'm gonna have a good laugh at the reversal of this board after we smash the Browns on the 7th.
 
theebs;2207752 said:
Do us all a favor find the nearest tallest bridge and throw your computer off so you cant come here anymore.

just tellin it like it is

showed NOTHING tonight.;)
 
Kilyin;2207776 said:
Don't really need a bridge, a second floor window would easily be enough to put a PC out of commission, even with just a slight nudge.

We don't want to leave any doubt. ;)
 
irvin88;2207784 said:
just tellin it like it is

showed NOTHING tonight.;)


I guess pass protection means nothing to you. It means something to me and he was good at it tonight.

Not every run is going to be a big one. And here is a tip. he will be put in positions to succeed. So dont go getting down on the guy because he couldnt make a 50 yard run out of a doomed hb trap play in the preseason.
 

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