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[Redball Express]

Get this one boys.

 

[The Quest for Six]

Nothing these guys stated is untrue!

 

[sunalsorises]

Did Rob Parker get fired from ESPN for calling Robert Griffin a cornball brother?

 

[dckid]

Nothing these guys stated is untrue!

Both sides make sense. Cowboys have more talent and they need to execute and win. Rob Parker is spot on about the defense. We have seen it with our own eyes the past few games. Eagles second half, Colts could not stop the run, Tampa was a disaster, we mad Eli look decent. I expect the offense to score 24-27 points I don’t know if our D can hold them under 28 or 30. Wilson is really slippery and has a way of demoralizing opponents.

 

[dckid]

Did Rob Parker get fired from ESPN for calling Robert Griffin a cornball brother?

That was a few years ago. He is a Cowboy hater. We need to prove them wrong!!!

 

[dfense]

Both sides make sense. Cowboys have more talent and they need to execute and win. Rob Parker is spot on about the defense. We have seen it with our own eyes the past few games. Eagles second half, Colts could not stop the run, Tampa was a disaster, we mad Eli look decent. I expect the offense to score 24-27 points I don’t know if our D can hold them under 28 or 30. Wilson is really slippery and has a way of demoralizing opponents.

They actually held Eli to 10 points. 7 of that on a fantastic throw in the first half. They then sat the whole Dline in the second half. Something they conveniently forget to mention.

 

[Fletch]

They actually held Eli to 10 points. 7 of that on a fantastic throw in the first half. They then sat the whole Dline in the second half. Something they conveniently forget to mention.

Yep. Crawford didn’t even suit up, and he’s been balling.

 

[ActualCowboysFan]

Both sides make sense. Cowboys have more talent and they need to execute and win. Rob Parker is spot on about the defense. We have seen it with our own eyes the past few games. Eagles second half, Colts could not stop the run, Tampa was a disaster, we mad Eli look decent. I expect the offense to score 24-27 points I don’t know if our D can hold them under 28 or 30. Wilson is really slippery and has a way of demoralizing opponents.

The Dallas defense outscored the Bucs outside of a TD when the game was basically decided.

 

[nightrain]

Parker leads his argument with the Cowboys strength of schedule? That's weak and something they have no control over. Seattle is not nearly the same team on the road as they are at home and the opening argument in favor of the Cowboys was much more compelling and far less personal.

 

[Eanwen]

I still don't think Dak is a franchise qb, but he did lead the team to score 30+ pts against GB. That other guy was talking like Dak had everything. If Dak had a decent defense (one that could have held GB under 30) that year we'd have made the NFC championship game, so I don't want to hear any crap about how he wasn't good enough to win that game.

 

[dckid]

The Dallas defense outscored the Bucs outside of a TD when the game was basically decided.

You have to admit we got a bit lucky with Winston forgetting about the play clock a couple of times. Our secondary also didn’t okay that well again st Tampa. I’m hoping we play better and smash Seattle.

 

[cowboyec]

keep talkin' chumps.
keep talkin'.
Saturday Night.
ITS OUR TURN TO TALK.
Cowboys Against The World

 

[davidariust24]

One quality that I've always liked about the Seahawks, except for this week, is that when Wilson runs/gets out of the pocket the team seems in sync still. I'm not talking about all the sacks , I'm talking about KEY moments. They always seem to know when that moment is. The offensive lineman seem to know Wilson is in trouble and they know how, and where to go to block. Our lineman just sit there oblivious to what's going on behind them and dont know how to anticipate where to go make an effective block for Prescott to escape or make a play. It's really not the Seahawks lineman that should get the credit it's their receivers they always seem to know where to go for Wilson to make a play/throw when he gets rushed out of the pocket . Terrance Williams had that qualityhe was best when plays broke down and the qb got rushed and he would go somewhere to make crucial catches. That's what the cowboys need this weekend. Locket, Baldwin and company have that Terrence William's gene. They know exactly where to go when he gets in trouble. Two things I notice about Wilson. If he is behind, by more than one score he wants to get caught up RIGHT NOW, he is looking for the big play, and 8 times out of ten it's over the middle either from the pocket or from rolling out and he will throw across his body like Dak did the last game. This game is going to be a fight. Speaking of fight I noticed during the Seahawks last game that Wilson trains with boxing. I dont know exactly how that helps him as a qb, but I do know he is going to fight and we need to be ready. Their offensive line shut us down that last game we played them, and they were missing key players. Their defensive line got to the qb a couple of times. Frank clark embarrassed tyron smith that game. Collins got beat too if I remember it right. Thomas wont be there. Wagner is wagner. I'd like to see us use Austin in the slot more and have him go deep across the field like left to right like Hurns did the last game. Austin should be used on 3rd down blitzes where he can do slants and use his agility to turn small gains into big ones. I think we will be ready to rumble Saturday.

 

[ScipioCowboy]

Parker leads his argument with the Cowboys strength of schedule? That's weak and something they have no control over. Seattle is not nearly the same team on the road as they are at home and the opening argument in favor of the Cowboys was much more compelling and far less personal.

Weak sauce from Parker. The Cowboys were 3-3 against playoff opponents. The Seahawks were 2-4.

 

[Roadtrip635]

Bullentin board material? You can get these same takes from randos on twitter. This is less Bulletin Board material and more Forum Fodder.