Jimz31;1648744 said:
Let's see if everybody can be happy with a W or not.
I'll guarantee that we'll see complaints.
Because it was such a convincing win against such a formidable opponent, right?
Of course there are criticisms to be made, the game turned on a single play in the late 3rd otherwise the Cowboys were in danger of losing the game (That penalty on the punt return really helped)...Fortunately (And contrary to the Commander fans), Miami stinks...The helped a lot in beating themselves.
Flozell Adams...Madden was right last week when he said it felt like he leads the world in false starts...The guy is in need of some auditory assistance.
Julius Jones showcased why he has no business being the featured back on this team...The guy just seems afraid of the line of scrimmage.
Hamlin's INT was simply fortunate as the ball was laid out to him courtesy of Green...Apart from a few of those good fortunes in the secondary, Miami receivers caught many balls in a lot of space.
Speaking of which, Moose called it...What's with Henry giving so much cushion and playing so soft on coverages?...Miami receivers really had some real estate to run after catches.
Pass Rush...Helloooo...Where are you?...This vaunted defense of Wade's is really beginning to show signs of being a paper tiger...Fortunately, we face another gunslinger in Grossman next week...But what happens when the opponent has a QB that can actually complete passes?
Trent Green shows glimpses of his old self and then big reasons of why he is who he is now with overthrows and simply staring down receivers (Nice read by Henry on the INT).
Roy Williams with an INT, fortunately, the ball was thrown right at him...Of course, he was playing in a LB role on that play which is probably what he is better suited for.
The good, of course, is that Garrett called another great game, Romo played strong, Terrell played well (Bad drop in the 3rd on a key 3rd down play, however), MBIII was a stud and the home team welcomed the visitors by kindly imploding given the opportunity in the 2nd half.