There was nothing assinine about that statement Irvin made, in fact he is dead on.
TG wants the ball too, and he will make it known and he has, I remember seeing him doing so in a few games last season.
TG would most definitely help this offense, but since Irvin's comment, I have noticed that the last 4 Ints for a fact has been balls that Romo has forced to eith Owens or Witten. When on replays you can see Crayton, Fasano, or Hurd running open on shorter routes that they could get yac, or intermediate and long routes.
Irvin's comment is spot on. The patriots offense and scoring has you guys blinded with greed.
Right now we have the same amount of firepower as the Pats, if not more.
The only difference is that they have a coach that shows no mercy, and we have a HC that reins in our OC, so we do not put up as many points.
Also, the pats have and older and mature team, that is use to walking and maintaining the level of success that they have right now.
We are younger and this success is new to our team, not to the organization, but to this team, so it becomes overwhelming for us at times during games. Which results in taunting penalties, offsides, over the head snaps, forced passes, runs that get the first down and then running backwards to lose the first down while trying to get more yards, and three and outs.
But as the games go by we are learning to maintain our focus, and we are slowly putting a full game together especially on offense.
So this is great, we are growing up each day in practice and in each game, so when Glenn comes back if he comes back he will come back to a team that will be able to help him get acclimated to the chemistry of the offense.