I watched two Broncos games I taped

[Rampage]

that makes sense why Romo isn't throwing to him much then. Romo probably doesn't feel comfortable yet unless he's wide open.

 

[yimyammer]

if we don't turn the ball over, we win--unless Orton goes deep at the end and Hamlin tips the ball instead of making the game ending tackle

I think we may be better taking our chances with the tipped ball vs expecting Hamlin to make a tackle

 

[SaltwaterServr]

I disagree. I think McDaniels will scheme the Cowboys similarly to how the 07 Pats did, they flooded the middle of the field w/lots of zones and kept Witten bottled up. This forces the Cowboys to either run w/success on the edges or test the Bronc's very good corners vertically.

This will be no walk in the park for either offense.

Of all the healthy defenses out there right now, Dallas, Baltimore, and NY are probably the top 3 you don't want to be missing two of your starting offensive lineman against. I'm expecting to see Denver in a lot of 3rd and 8's with passes two yards short of the first down marker.

J-Rat is going to have himself a great day if their back-up interior o-lineman so much as blinks at the wrong time.

One of the Broncos interlopers mentioned in response to the fact that Oakland and Cleveland were getting good holes at the LOS but couldn't get downfield blocks and attributed that to the defensive play. No, that's the inability of the offense to get any kind of blocks downfield. Tight ends, full backs, and pulling offensive lineman not doing their job is why big holes at the LOS did not translate to good runs past the linebackers.

It's also a reason why Cleveland and Oakland are so very poor on offense.

Now as far as the ***** who thinks NY has a bad defense because of their ranking, seriously start watching football other than the AFC. That's all I can say for you on that.

 

[kmd24]

haha are you kidding me look at that stats, the giants are ranked 20th and the panthers are ranked 29th... Denver is ranked 7th..Great job cowboy fan. Keep doubting you will get a rude awaking come sunday.

The Giants have given up 364 yards rushing in 3 games. 251 of those yards were to the Cowboys. That means they've allowed an average of 56.5 yards per game in games not including the Cowboys, which would be good for second in the league in rush defense.

Since Felix Jones won't play, I don't expect the Cowboys to amass anywhere near 200 yards because they won't get as many big plays in the rushing game, and they usually don't run the ball 40 times.