windward
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I second that emotion.Rampage;2440862 said:TELL EM NAV!
I second that emotion.Rampage;2440862 said:TELL EM NAV!
JeffInDC;2440846 said:You do realize that, as bad as Proctor seems to be, he was the starter for all but one of the first 6 games with Romo. In those games, Romo had a QB rating of 103.8, and his his worst game (ratings wise) was the Green Bay game - Kosier's first game of the year. I think the running game is what will suffer the most.
This offence isnt the same w/o ROMO...as long HE IS in there we will be finejuckie;2440700 said:I think it will.This offense isnt the same without him.
Wasn't the Arizona game when Flo got his stinger? If Flo stays reasonably healthy, then I doubt we see anything on the scale of the Arizona game.BraveHeartFan;2440947 said:Yeah I do realise that. I realise that he was starting during the Washington, Cincy, Arizona series of games that were not so kind and were very rough to effeciantly get anywhere and also happened to be a couple of games where Tony got a bit battered, and of course injured.
So, yeah, call me crazy but I don't exactly love our chances down the stretch against the defenses of the Steelers, Giants, and Ravens when Proctor is in there sucking.
FCBarca;2440691 said:The Kosier debacle is really painful to see persist.
Offseason priorities have to have OL at the top of the list
Yeah, never mind actually playing the last five games.utrunner07;2440995 said:If kosier is done for the season then thats the ball game folks...
windward;2441006 said:Yeah, never mind actually playing the last five games.
windward;2441031 said:I'll never understand the mentality of the fan who gives up at the first sign of adversity.
I never will.
tomson75;2441041 said:What about the ones that continually give up at the first sign of adversity. You know, the ones that give up every time we fumble or throw an interception, call the game and the season over...only to come back the next week to 'give up' some more. That must be exhausting.
Yeah. The Kosier injury sucks. But it hardly means we cant beat Pittsburgh,Gnats or the Ravens.tomson75;2441041 said:What about the ones that continually give up at the first sign of adversity. You know, the ones that give up every time we fumble or throw an interception, call the game and the season over...only to come back the next week to 'give up' some more. That must be exhausting.
"Emotional insurance" is what someone here called it.Doomsday101;2441045 said:Easy they say oh well I'm glad to eat crow. The rest of us have to tolerate the constant bashing of the team.
windward;2441031 said:I'll never understand the mentality of the fan who gives up at the first sign of adversity.
I never will.
windward;2441049 said:"Emotional insurance" is what someone here called it.
I guess you think your sarcasm proves your point.utrunner07;2441057 said:Oh man I gave up weeks ago, even prior to the first signs of adversity, just so I could be ahead of the game. The season is over, I have already packed it in and now that Kosier is done it just proves my point, lets just cut our losses, start Bollinger or Crayton for that matter so Tony can heal the finger and start thinking about the draft. An extra 5 weeks of thinking about the draft can only help us.
I'm generally an optimist and like what I've seen since Romo came back.Doomsday101;2441060 said:True. Myself I have strong faith in this team and these players. If I'm wrong I'm willing to go down with the ship but I honestly feel this team has not yet begun to play their best ball. I don't say this blindly after all I see problems that we have had thus far but I have also seen improvements as the season has gone on. We are not to where I would like us to be playing wise but as I said I think our best days are ahead of us this year