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..seriously this guy is both a Cowboys fan and Yankees fan and grew up in Akron Ohio? 
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"In DC for My Cowboys game tonight. Gonna be a lot of sad faces tonight in this area. Lol!!" he wrote on Twitter before the game. "All of this Maroon and Yellow is making me sick to the stomach! Haaa."
Makes it all the easier to hate on him.
As for the game itself, good game Cowboy fans. It was a typical game that I expected ( I predicted a 10-7 Cowboys win the other day) low scoring, defensive slug fest with a key play being difference
I didn't think it would be 2 key plays though.
Your team is supremely talented. Honestly it is IMO the most talented team put together since the 1992-1995 Cowboys. Play makers everywhere, both on D and O. Miles Austin is the real deal, Tony Romo is easily a top 5 QB, Dez Bryant is going to be a player, DeMarcus Ware, Jay Ratlif and Anthony Spencer are beasts in the front 7, and Mike Jenkins is sorely underrated.
Thats a lot of talent that is 27 and younger (with exception to Romo who is a "young" 30)
But good lord, you guys might have the dumbest team in America. Last night's game reminded me quite a bit of the game in 2000 on Monday Night, the Commanders had 10 times the talent that the Cowboys did on the field that night (even with Michael Westbrook out for the season) but typical Norv he called a clueless game (passing 47 times against your awful run D) and blew what should have been an easy victory.
Jason Garret befuddles me. Actually no he doesn't. The guy is one of the most overrated OC's in the NFL. He should have taken that Baltimore job back in Jan 2008.
I don't understand why that guy can't just line up and run the ball, over and over again. I would have a 2 to 1 run to pass ratio with your backfield and big oline and allow that oline to grind down a D. I'd then throw over the top to Austin, over the middle to Dez and underneath to Witten. It'd be cake.
Your offense came into the game scared. Little screen passes, the ball out after 2 seconds, it was obvious the o-line injuries had you worried.
Honestly, the play before halftime? Really? What the hell was that?
Your defense is elite. 100 percent destructive and elite. I hope 5 years from now we are able to build a 3-4 similar because the pressure was incredible.
Not to downplay the Commanders too much, but there are lots I liked about our side.
Get used to Trent Williams. He is going to be going up against DeMarcus Ware quite a bit for the next several seasons, and if last night was any indication that is going to be a great matchup. To my surprise the Commanders left Williams on an island most of the game, and to my greater surprise he played pretty damn well against the best pass rusher in the NFL, yielding only one sack and keeping DWare off McNabb the entire night.
His blocking on the early Cooley screen pass was a thing of beauty. I am going to enjoy watching him play and locking down that left side for the next decade.
McNabb is McNabb, but that is also a major upgrade from Jason Campbell. Some very good plays, some *** plays, but he got the ball out of there.
Our O really lacks playmakers, but despite that Moss and Cooley still had solid games against you guys. I'd figure after 5 years you guys would start checking them.
Our D is a major work in progress. While I am happy as hell we held you to 7 points, there were tons of holes there. Houston is a much smarter team then you guys so I don't expect blatant holding penalties or terrible play calling to bail out our D.
D-Hall though, that was his best game since he has been in the NFL. Taking that ball from Choice, recovering the fumble and scoring. Very few guys in the NFL can do that.
Laron Landry as well. 17 tackles, no blown coverages and no personal fouls. He may actually end up being average
Seeing how many games we have given to you in the past that we *should* have won, I am taking this and running with it. Games in the NFL are hard to win, NFC East games even harder. We haven't allowed 20 points to you at FedEx since 2004 (a 21-18 Dallas win) so these things are constant nail biters.
See you in December
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[/URL]"In DC for My Cowboys game tonight. Gonna be a lot of sad faces tonight in this area. Lol!!" he wrote on Twitter before the game. "All of this Maroon and Yellow is making me sick to the stomach! Haaa."
Makes it all the easier to hate on him.
As for the game itself, good game Cowboy fans. It was a typical game that I expected ( I predicted a 10-7 Cowboys win the other day) low scoring, defensive slug fest with a key play being difference
I didn't think it would be 2 key plays though.
Your team is supremely talented. Honestly it is IMO the most talented team put together since the 1992-1995 Cowboys. Play makers everywhere, both on D and O. Miles Austin is the real deal, Tony Romo is easily a top 5 QB, Dez Bryant is going to be a player, DeMarcus Ware, Jay Ratlif and Anthony Spencer are beasts in the front 7, and Mike Jenkins is sorely underrated.
Thats a lot of talent that is 27 and younger (with exception to Romo who is a "young" 30)
But good lord, you guys might have the dumbest team in America. Last night's game reminded me quite a bit of the game in 2000 on Monday Night, the Commanders had 10 times the talent that the Cowboys did on the field that night (even with Michael Westbrook out for the season) but typical Norv he called a clueless game (passing 47 times against your awful run D) and blew what should have been an easy victory.
Jason Garret befuddles me. Actually no he doesn't. The guy is one of the most overrated OC's in the NFL. He should have taken that Baltimore job back in Jan 2008.
I don't understand why that guy can't just line up and run the ball, over and over again. I would have a 2 to 1 run to pass ratio with your backfield and big oline and allow that oline to grind down a D. I'd then throw over the top to Austin, over the middle to Dez and underneath to Witten. It'd be cake.
Your offense came into the game scared. Little screen passes, the ball out after 2 seconds, it was obvious the o-line injuries had you worried.
Honestly, the play before halftime? Really? What the hell was that?
Your defense is elite. 100 percent destructive and elite. I hope 5 years from now we are able to build a 3-4 similar because the pressure was incredible.
Not to downplay the Commanders too much, but there are lots I liked about our side.
Get used to Trent Williams. He is going to be going up against DeMarcus Ware quite a bit for the next several seasons, and if last night was any indication that is going to be a great matchup. To my surprise the Commanders left Williams on an island most of the game, and to my greater surprise he played pretty damn well against the best pass rusher in the NFL, yielding only one sack and keeping DWare off McNabb the entire night.
His blocking on the early Cooley screen pass was a thing of beauty. I am going to enjoy watching him play and locking down that left side for the next decade.
McNabb is McNabb, but that is also a major upgrade from Jason Campbell. Some very good plays, some *** plays, but he got the ball out of there.
Our O really lacks playmakers, but despite that Moss and Cooley still had solid games against you guys. I'd figure after 5 years you guys would start checking them.
Our D is a major work in progress. While I am happy as hell we held you to 7 points, there were tons of holes there. Houston is a much smarter team then you guys so I don't expect blatant holding penalties or terrible play calling to bail out our D.
D-Hall though, that was his best game since he has been in the NFL. Taking that ball from Choice, recovering the fumble and scoring. Very few guys in the NFL can do that.
Laron Landry as well. 17 tackles, no blown coverages and no personal fouls. He may actually end up being average
Seeing how many games we have given to you in the past that we *should* have won, I am taking this and running with it. Games in the NFL are hard to win, NFC East games even harder. We haven't allowed 20 points to you at FedEx since 2004 (a 21-18 Dallas win) so these things are constant nail biters.
See you in December
