Jerry's changes are working..

[big dog cowboy]

Lets see how you feel after being about 4-4 midseason struggling to win games 13-10.

13 points? Ok whatever.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Our window closed on us last year sorry dude

Not sure how you got there but I (for one) don't agree at all.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

All these
Guys who hope
Everything goes wrong.
Never will admit the
Dumb things they say to
Always elevate their hero.

Absolutely not.

Thats just silly that you wrote that.
TO is a minor footnote in Cowboys history.
Cowboys are priority. Not my bias towards "the player"

I don't know about the rest of the folks, but right now I'm laughing at you, and your assertion that without one player, the Cowboys will not score more than 10 points a game next year...



Then why are you still whining about it?? It's past time you stopped riding the guy's jock...



Meanwhile, you seem to assume we're worse... and you know what, YOU DON'T KNOW THAT...

But congratulations, you're the first kid on your block to quit on the 2009 Cowboys... you must be SOOOOO proud...

I didnt bring TO in the thread. He is in the OP.




You guys cant take this how you want.

We couldnt run.
We couldnt run block.
Romo was fumbling the ball.
Romo was throwing INT's.
Romo was careless with the ball.


Dont tell me we are better by subtraction.



I am not optimistic about this upcoming season.
Do I want them to fail. Absolutely not.


We didnt make any improvements.
Same coaching staff basically.
Same Jerry meddling.
Same O-line.


Go ahead, preach on brother man.... everything is great in Dallas.

 

[AsthmaField]

Whats funny is... we had a proven product. THAT product put up points.

Without that part of the product we couldnt even score ONE TD..


Laugh it up.
TO is gone. Fine. He had to go.

My concern is this team and winning. Not an agenda thread. TO is gone - we are better.

WE DONT KNOW THAT.

T.O. wasn't his dominant self last year. He's getting pretty old now and one way or another, we had lost that dominant player.

At least this way we lost the whiner, too.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

T.O. wasn't his dominant self last year. He's getting pretty old now and one way or another, we had lost that dominant player.

At least this way we lost the whiner, too.

Fine. I will give you all of that.


I have concerns about this organization.

The kool aid is looking green and cloudy.

 

[silverbear]

You guys cant take this how you want.

OK, I'll take it as the childish ranting of a fairweather fan...

We couldnt run.
We couldnt run block.
Romo was fumbling the ball.
Romo was throwing INT's.
Romo was careless with the ball.

Like I said, congratulations on being the first kid on your block to quit on the 2009 Cowboys... I just wonder why, if you've already given up on them, you're even bothering to still post your defeatism...

I am not optimistic about this upcoming season.

Son, you've gone WAY past not being "optimistic"...

Go ahead, preach on brother man.... everything is great in Dallas.

Oh no, everything's gloom and doom, and the Cowboys are almost certainly going to finish 0-16... I have to thank you for opening my eyes...

The only thing I wonder is how you can pass ANY judgement, when the process of building this team is maybe halfway completed... like I've said, this will be the third time, you're in a curious hurry to give this team your thumbs down...

Sorry if I have no respect for anybody who's talkin' this crap in freakin' March... one hopes that premature evaluation isn't the only problem you have with being "premature"...

 

[silverbear]

Fine. I will give you all of that.


I have concerns about this organization.

The kool aid is looking green and cloudy.

Then quit... I mean, you're halfway out the door already, and I promise you, nobody will miss your gloom and doom...

It would be nice if you could actually grasp what happened to this team last year, but you obviously don't... suffice it to say, it wasn't a talent issue, or even a coaching issue, it was a locker room issue, combined with critical injuries... then when they lost that heartbreaker to the Steelers, the whole team went into the tank... well, most of the players responsible for the locker room issues are no longer with the team...

I guess it's inconceivable to you that maybe, just maybe, Romo should have taken some more time before coming back from that broken thumb, and that THAT was the root cause of his end of season struggles... but what the heck does a quarterback need a healthy thumb on his throwing hand for, right??

And yes, sometimes in sports addition by subtraction actually works...

So whine on, just don't come whining when you find yourself disrespected if, late in the upcoming season, the Boys turn out to be much better than you predicted they'd be... you've jumped off the bandwagon, and I for one won't feel much like offering you another seat on it... to the contrary, I'll probably remind you just how completely and pathetically feckless you were, way back in March...

For sure, I wouldn't want to share a foxhole you with you, you'd be the type to cut and run when the first bullets started flying, screaming "we can't stop that"...

 

[PullMyFinger]

All these
Guys who hope
Everything goes wrong.
Never will admit the
Dumb things they say to
Always elevate their hero.

LOL......

 

[Cowboys2008]

The only way for things to prove to be right is basically when it's proved TO was that kind of a force within our locker room that he destroyed everything.

Fact is though, we don't know.

A fact we can debate and argue over until everyone is blue in the face.

But the fact of the matter is, nobody knows one way or another what the absence of TO in that locker room will prove. Only time will prove that.

As only time will also have to prove...

Barber's actual toughness. It was questioned at the end of last year, not only by our owner but also by many fans. He wasn't out there even attempting to put on a heroic show, in a time when this team needed him more than anything.

Romo's recovery from that pinkie injury on his throwing hand. I don't know about the rest of you but I saw a QB completely off his game for the remaining part of the season after he came back. And personally, I don't believe that had anything to do with #81. Was that a temporary mental thing? Or are there now actual problems derived from that bone break?

Speaking of the "mental" nature, what's really behind the excuse with all the mental mistakes resulting in big plays as last year closed out for our defense? They ended up being just as much a liability in those final few games as anything else.

When we getting our Gold-Footed Punter back?

Is Jason going to finally design plays and pass routes to help our offense maybe at times?

Is Wade really going to follow through and be a "tougher coach"?

When is this sprout of injuries with TNew ever going to cease?

And I could go on, cause actually the only question I don't have is with Ware.

I'm just saying, practically nothing is for sure.

 

[PullMyFinger]

Then quit... I mean, you're halfway out the door already, and I promise you, nobody will miss your gloom and doom...

It would be nice if you could actually grasp what happened to this team last year, but you obviously don't... suffice it to say, it wasn't a talent issue, or even a coaching issue, it was a locker room issue, combined with critical injuries... then when they lost that heartbreaker to the Steelers, the whole team went into the tank... well, most of the players responsible for the locker room issues are no longer with the team...

I guess it's inconceivable to you that maybe, just maybe, Romo should have taken some more time before coming back from that broken thumb, and that THAT was the root cause of his end of season struggles... but what the heck does a quarterback need a healthy thumb on his throwing hand for, right??

And yes, sometimes in sports addition by subtraction actually works...

So whine on, just don't come whining when you find yourself disrespected if, late in the upcoming season, the Boys turn out to be much better than you predicted they'd be... you've jumped off the bandwagon, and I for one won't feel much like offering you another seat on it... to the contrary, I'll probably remind you just how completely and pathetically feckless you were, way back in March...

For sure, I wouldn't want to share a foxhole you with you, you'd be the type to cut and run when the first bullets started flying, screaming "we can't stop that"...

OUCH SB that last part was pretty harsh.

 

[SLATEmosphere]

Then quit... I mean, you're halfway out the door already, and I promise you, nobody will miss your gloom and doom...

It would be nice if you could actually grasp what happened to this team last year, but you obviously don't... suffice it to say, it wasn't a talent issue, or even a coaching issue, it was a locker room issue, combined with critical injuries... then when they lost that heartbreaker to the Steelers, the whole team went into the tank... well, most of the players responsible for the locker room issues are no longer with the team...

I guess it's inconceivable to you that maybe, just maybe, Romo should have taken some more time before coming back from that broken thumb, and that THAT was the root cause of his end of season struggles... but what the heck does a quarterback need a healthy thumb on his throwing hand for, right??

And yes, sometimes in sports addition by subtraction actually works...

So whine on, just don't come whining when you find yourself disrespected if, late in the upcoming season, the Boys turn out to be much better than you predicted they'd be... you've jumped off the bandwagon, and I for one won't feel much like offering you another seat on it... to the contrary, I'll probably remind you just how completely and pathetically feckless you were, way back in March...

For sure, I wouldn't want to share a foxhole you with you, you'd be the type to cut and run when the first bullets started flying, screaming "we can't stop that"...

:clap2: Damn bandwagoners..I stick with my team!

 

[Rogerthat12]

Whats funny is... we had a proven product. THAT product put up points.

Without that part of the product we couldnt even score ONE TD..


Laugh it up.
TO is gone. Fine. He had to go.

My concern is this team and winning. Not an agenda thread. TO is gone - we are better.

WE DONT KNOW THAT.

try not to forget about felix

 

[dadymat]

try not to forget about felix

or Romo...all those miraculous TD's and yards "the player" had were thrown by him......

and also Witten, Barber,Bennett, Austin,Choice,and RW11

i think we can still score with that....

geez it gets so old hearing people act like that loser was the second coming...he is just a WR,,,if your team is that dependent on a WR,,,there is a problem in itself.....hes gone...get therapy ...deal with it....

 

[PullMyFinger]

or Romo...all those miraculous TD's and yards "the player" had were thrown by him......

and also Witten, Barber,Bennett, Austin,Choice,and RW11

i think we can still score with that....

geez it gets so old hearing people act like that loser was the second coming...he is just a WR,,,if your team is that dependent on a WR,,,there is a problem in itself.....hes gone...get therapy ...deal with it....

Exactly. Games are won in the trenches anyway.

Good O-line
Good defense
Good special teams

And the rest could be mediocre, even the QB. This is what my college coach taught us.

A lot of teams have went to the SB this exact same way.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

Then quit... I mean, you're halfway out the door already, and I promise you, nobody will miss your gloom and doom...

It would be nice if you could actually grasp what happened to this team last year, but you obviously don't... suffice it to say, it wasn't a talent issue, or even a coaching issue, it was a locker room issue, combined with critical injuries... then when they lost that heartbreaker to the Steelers, the whole team went into the tank... well, most of the players responsible for the locker room issues are no longer with the team...

I guess it's inconceivable to you that maybe, just maybe, Romo should have taken some more time before coming back from that broken thumb, and that THAT was the root cause of his end of season struggles... but what the heck does a quarterback need a healthy thumb on his throwing hand for, right??

And yes, sometimes in sports addition by subtraction actually works...

So whine on, just don't come whining when you find yourself disrespected if, late in the upcoming season, the Boys turn out to be much better than you predicted they'd be... you've jumped off the bandwagon, and I for one won't feel much like offering you another seat on it... to the contrary, I'll probably remind you just how completely and pathetically feckless you were, way back in March...

For sure, I wouldn't want to share a foxhole you with you, you'd be the type to cut and run when the first bullets started flying, screaming "we can't stop that"...

Such aggression. Whoaah.

There is no quitting on my part and I am not whining.
The bulk of my posts are not gloom and doom. So you are basically talking out of your ...



No one will miss me? coming from you? Thats funny.

I have seen some of your exchanges on here which makes that very funny coming from you.



No smiley for you.

 

[cowboyed]

Our window closed on us last year sorry dude, don't think we will have a stellar season, not happening, restructuring here in dallas??? better believe it.

I don't believe in always singing Dallas Cowboys kumbaya around the campfire but good grief you make one heck of a cheerleader for the morgue.

 

[Stash]

In 2008 we averaged 22.6 points per game.

I bet we will score more points in 2009...without what's his name.

What was the average points per game without the incapable Brad Johnson bringing it all down?

Those are the numbers we should be using.

 

[Hostile]

Then quit... I mean, you're halfway out the door already, and I promise you, nobody will miss your gloom and doom...

It would be nice if you could actually grasp what happened to this team last year, but you obviously don't... suffice it to say, it wasn't a talent issue, or even a coaching issue, it was a locker room issue, combined with critical injuries... then when they lost that heartbreaker to the Steelers, the whole team went into the tank... well, most of the players responsible for the locker room issues are no longer with the team...

I guess it's inconceivable to you that maybe, just maybe, Romo should have taken some more time before coming back from that broken thumb, and that THAT was the root cause of his end of season struggles... but what the heck does a quarterback need a healthy thumb on his throwing hand for, right??

And yes, sometimes in sports addition by subtraction actually works...

So whine on, just don't come whining when you find yourself disrespected if, late in the upcoming season, the Boys turn out to be much better than you predicted they'd be... you've jumped off the bandwagon, and I for one won't feel much like offering you another seat on it... to the contrary, I'll probably remind you just how completely and pathetically feckless you were, way back in March...

For sure, I wouldn't want to share a foxhole you with you, you'd be the type to cut and run when the first bullets started flying, screaming "we can't stop that"...

Good post, but he didn't have a broken thumb. It was a bone inside his hand that supports the pinkie finger.

 

[Hostile]

What was the average points per game without the incapable Brad Johnson bringing it all down?

Those are the numbers we should be using.

Not sure why that is required since removing him is part of why I think the 2009 team will improve and there is no guarantee Romo can't miss games in 2009, but 24.7 points per game without his 3 starts.

 

[Juke99]

Can we at least wait until one minute of one game has been played before we decide that the "changes are working"?

I am exhausted with changes, and new leaves, and new chapters.

It's kind of ironic that the word we heard coming out of that debacle vs the Eagles was "consistency"...now some are applauding the changes.

I think this team is actually moving in the right direction...but I'm not counting on anything until I see it....been down this road one too many times already.