How bout a normal thread...

[Skeptic]

Hey, wasn't today awesome?

Julius exploded, Ware dominated and we have a decent chance of making the playoffs.

Parcells is retiring, then after the game he's not. Done and done.

We're at least 9-7, which means that we're seeing improvement, especially if next year we stay away from the mistakes and craziness that has surrounded this team this season.

Hell, think about it. All the craziness that has happened this season and we're sitting here on Christmas looking at at least 9-7, if not 10-6 and a possible playoff berth.

I don't know about you guys, but I've been more proud as a Dallas fan today than I have been in a long time. Playoffs or not, I'm proud of my Boys today.

St. Louis better be ready for the emotion we're coming onto the field with next week.

I'll call in sick if necessary.

Go Cowboys.

 

[InmanRoshi]

I don't know about you guys, but I've been more proud as a Dallas fan today than I have been in a long time. Playoffs or not, I'm proud of my Boys today.

Agreed. They got the crap kicked out of them by the Commanders sunday, and then got the crap kicked out of them by the media and fans on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. They rallied around each other and won the game. It would have been really easy to fold up on the road after the Panthers went up 10-0. Late season collapse? Nonsense. They have a good chance to finish the final month of the season winning 3 out of 4, against 3 teams with winning records. When the end of the season rolls around, I'll do a collective W-L tally of the schedules by each of the playoff contenders, and I would be absolutely shocked if Dallas didn't end up with the toughest schedule in the NFC. They've played like a playoff caliber team this year, and the only way they are going to be kept out is due to a fluke year in the standings. Every team throws one clunker a season, even the Patriots last year against the Steelers were blown out by halftime. This team has fought its guts out every game except for their clunker. A vast improvement in mental toughness and resolve over last year's team, much less an improvement in talent.