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Rodgers - playing with a bobo on his non-planting leg for a few games = MIRACULOUS!

Romo - bad back and who knows what else all season = over-achiever

Landslide win for the golden boy, sounds about right :banghead:
 
MissouriCowboy said:
I give SAS credit for not making excuses.
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His hands are sort of tied right now. No way he could still be trashing Dallas. It's all an act to make himself look humble. The second Dallas loses in the playoffs, if they do, you will see him scream "i told you so!" and make a fool of himself as always.
 
dexternjack said:
Rodgers - playing with a bobo on his non-planting leg for a few games = MIRACULOUS!

Romo - bad back and who knows what else all season = over-achiever

Landslide win for the golden boy, sounds about right :banghead:
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I'll keep saying, he played that up for the cameras and for this award. He knew that game was in the bag and he could miss a series or so. The whole cart ride off, laying on the ground, coming back out of the tunnel to play up the crowd. Nothing more than a WWF event.

He's a loser.
 
The Seahawks suck if they don't get back to the Superbowl tbh.


They have a bye, every game at home, and won't play a good team until the NFC Championship...


It's really upsetting to me that we beat that team and have the same record and they got the 1 seed.
 
Someone said it another thread so I checked it out at least since 2006 everytime a qb won the league MVP he was also the Qbr leader the only two times the QBR leader didn't win MVP a Rb won MVP. (LT and AP)
 
Seven said:
Rodgers is good. Damn good.

NO ONE has the escape ability like Romo.

NO ONE can extend plays with greater success than Romo.

We may never see a better QB play for the Dallas Cowboys again.

If you arent grateful for what this man brings to the table for this team, for us fans...... You should go out and make purchase of a soccer jersey.

The dude is amazing.
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What?

C'mon man. I love Romo as well but Aaron Rodgers is every bit as elusive and capable of extending plays as Romo.

Obviously he has the bad calf so heading into the playoffs......advantage Romo. But during the regular season when both are healthy, Rodgers > Romo.
 
CATCH17 said:
It's too hard to say who the Cowboys/League MVP is.

The O-line is truly the only reason we are even having this discussion. If I had to pick...

Romo..


Just because I think a handful of RB's could produce at a high level in our offense.
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when you have your QB and RB in the MVP discussion. Your OLINE is really really..........really good.
 
Cowboy_Shawn said:
What?

C'mon man. I love Romo as well but Aaron Rodgers is every bit as elusive and capable of extending plays as Romo.

Obviously he has the bad calf so heading into the playoffs......advantage Romo. But during the regular season when both are healthy, Rodgers > Romo.
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Rodgers is awesome seeing some of his throws yesterday just highlighted how good he is.
 
Blackspider214 said:
I'll keep saying, he played that up for the cameras and for this award. He knew that game was in the bag and he could miss a series or so. The whole cart ride off, laying on the ground, coming back out of the tunnel to play up the crowd. Nothing more than a WWF event.

He's a loser.
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He definitely played it up. Hanging out in the tunnel timing his entrance so as to get a loud, dramatic applause from the crowd.

It reeked of a Vince McMahon production.
 
Blackspider214 said:
His hands are sort of tied right now. No way he could still be trashing Dallas. It's all an act to make himself look humble. The second Dallas loses in the playoffs, if they do, you will see him scream "i told you so!" and make a fool of himself as always.
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He has said on a few occasions he is waiting for the screw up to occur just so he can do that
 
viman96 said:
He has said on a few occasions he is waiting for the screw up to occur just so he can do that
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Doesn't surprise me. That's how they work. I have so many people I know who hates Dallas. And they admit, they are just watching each game like a pack of wild savages ready to pounce once they lose. Kind of a sad state of mind if you ask me. That Dallas losing causes them so much joy.
 
Cowboy_Shawn said:
What?

C'mon man. I love Romo as well but Aaron Rodgers is every bit as elusive and capable of extending plays as Romo.

Obviously he has the bad calf so heading into the playoffs......advantage Romo. But during the regular season when both are healthy, Rodgers > Romo.
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Look up Romo's career highlights. You couldn't be more wrong. Rodgers is good but he ain't no Tony.

Throw Rodger's calf in and I'll raise you a broken rib, punctured lung, collar bone, torn cartilage, fractured vertebrae.

Take your Rodgers jersey back. Tonys is worth more.

Cowboys fan or not, I'd say the same thing.
 
Cowboy_Shawn said:
He definitely played it up. Hanging out in the tunnel timing his entrance so as to get a loud, dramatic applause from the crowd.

It reeked of a Vince McMahon production.
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Exactly. I knew he was 100 percent ok when he was riding in the front seat of the cart, not actually laid out on the back.
 
Tawney88 said:
Skip said Rodgers injury was exaggerated by him and he didn't come out with the team for dramatic effect. Both didn't think Rodgers deserved it basically because of some of his performances over the last month.
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I wondering about the whole Rodgers in the tunnel thing. Why was he waiting? Sure did seem weird.
 
Just watch the Arizona game for the clear answer. What did Murray, or the whole offense to that matter, do without Romo? I am not the biggest Romo fan and I am definitely not minimizing the impact of Murray or the O-Line or anyone really, they all contributed. But the one who makes it all click is Romo.

I hope he keeps it going

:cool:
 
CATCH17 said:
It's too hard to say who the Cowboys/League MVP is.

The O-line is truly the only reason we are even having this discussion. If I had to pick...

Romo..


Just because I think a handful of RB's could produce at a high level in our offense.
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Actually it's incredibly easy.

Also why does having a good O-line disqualify a QB? It never has before.

Case in point the Patriots had the number 1 rushing attack in Brady's first mvp season and the number 11 rushing attack in his second.

I can promise you they didn't do that without a strong offensive line.
 
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