"Bledsoe wanted to stay on the field: Parcells said he considered inserting backup quarterback Tony Romo in the third quarter, but said Drew Bledsoe lobbied to stay in the game.
"He didn't seem too inclined to do that," Parcells said of Bledsoe's response.
Bledsoe threw three interceptions, fumbled once and was sacked seven times in Sunday's game. After the game, Romo sounded disappointed he didn't get the opportunity to play.
Instead, the Commanders' defense continued to tee off on Bledsoe. "
Another proof that Parcells has his boys.
1. Drew picks and chooses if he plays
2. Romo has the freedom to express his disappointment at not playing
How long do you think Henson would have gotten away with that last year?
I know I'm in the minority on this, and I really don't care, I want Parcells stubborn rear end out of town. I wish I could say I feel differently, but I would just be dishonest. I'm ready for Parcells to be gone.
Most on this board say, "who else would you rather have?"
I would rather have Charlie Weiss
I would rather have Jimmy Johnson (I know, wishful thinking)
I would rather have ANYONE will a little willingness to move beyond old favorites. (Vinny, Bledsoe, Keyshawn, and anyone else he can import from his past teams)
Go get a good young coach with some creativity (maybe a Gary Kubiak type), and lets move onto the next chapter in Cowboys history.
I'm tired of play not to lose football
I'm tired of excuses for why he can't play young players in opportune times.
Heck, I'm not a Romo fan by ANY stretch, but I would have welcomed even seeing HIM last Sunday when it was out of hand.
So, Parcells lovers, enjoy, looks like he is here for a long time. But I, for one, wish it were different.