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Let me get this straight
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GimmeTheBall!
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CATCH17;2470673 said:
I am afraid that you will have to fight it out with a couple of other Wade lovers here.
If you are to be his chief spokesman and chief lover, you will need to raise these points and raise them often:
1. Injuries
2. poor ol' Wade doesn't throw, block or run the ball. His players are mucking it up.
3. Give Wade a chance, he just might win a playoff game some day
4. Looking like a bowl of pabulum on the sidelines doesn't make him a bad coach; he just looks lost
5. His players love him (especially during those long weekends off)
6. He's a defensive genius
7. He comes from a good bloodline of coaches, all them kickin' down the doors and stuff
8. Having 12 men on the field is actually a good ideai ffin you don't get caught
9. Parcells left this team in emotional tatters and Wade has to fix it by giving the players a lot of love
10. His look of cluelessness is deceiving. Inside he's a genius. He's actually the second coming of Tom Landry.
Good luck, Wade lover.
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khiladi;2470924 said:
You know, Parcells warned of this when he first went with Romo. He said Romo would have these games. Romo can make an offense look great by extending plays with his feet, but because of that you don't properly run plays to break down a defense. And when you play gunslinger football he either makes you look great (like Buffalo last year) or he makes you look really bad (like today).
Parcells also warned us about Romo being careless with the ball . . . So we were warned about these turnovers and interceptions.
Biggems
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on the first INT, it looked like TO stopped running on the route. I blame TO for this one.
on the second INT, I swear it looked like Tony audibled out of a run and forced it to TO. Choice scooted up expecting the hand off and then just stood there all lost when Romo kept the ball.....It seems that when Romo audibles out of running plays, bad things happen. This one is all on Romo.
on the third into (the TD), Witten admitted that he ran the wrong route. What you critical people dont seem to understand is, if it is a timing play, then the QB drops back a 3, 5 or 7 and then throws to the spot where his receiver is supposed to be. If the receiver fails to be in that spot, best case scenario is an incomplete pass. Worse case scenario is what occurred, a pick 6. Witten owned the mistake, so please get off Romo for this one.
Romo was severely off in the first half. He missed a lot of open receivers. He threw it to absolutely nowhere on several occasions, and we had the open receivers.
It seemed that once Holland went down, our offense went to complete fecal matter.
on the second INT, I swear it looked like Tony audibled out of a run and forced it to TO. Choice scooted up expecting the hand off and then just stood there all lost when Romo kept the ball.....It seems that when Romo audibles out of running plays, bad things happen. This one is all on Romo.
on the third into (the TD), Witten admitted that he ran the wrong route. What you critical people dont seem to understand is, if it is a timing play, then the QB drops back a 3, 5 or 7 and then throws to the spot where his receiver is supposed to be. If the receiver fails to be in that spot, best case scenario is an incomplete pass. Worse case scenario is what occurred, a pick 6. Witten owned the mistake, so please get off Romo for this one.
Romo was severely off in the first half. He missed a lot of open receivers. He threw it to absolutely nowhere on several occasions, and we had the open receivers.
It seemed that once Holland went down, our offense went to complete fecal matter.
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khiladi;2471184 said:
Dude, dont spit your opinion like its gospel. You werent in the lockerrom and do not know what their approach was.
khiladi
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NextGenBoys;2471291 said:
I'll spit my opinion however I want to spit it... I call it like I see it... If you don't like it, too bad...
Garrett is garbage... Roy Williams, Terrell Owens, Jason Witten, and Tony Romo and our WRs can't get open... please... I'll take a history of 1000 yards for the starting two receivers over many years to 1 and a half years of OC by the scrub Jason Garrett...
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this should be a sticky on this forum...Bleu Star;2470951 said:
A team takes on the personality of its coach. He sets the boundaries, the expectations, the discipline and the mental fortitude.
Phillips does'nt have nearly the distaste for losing that a certain former coach had...
It reminds of a scene from a Rocky movie, where Apollo Creed tells Rocky, who just wants to quit and try again tomorrow, "There is no tomorrow!...There is no tomorrow!"
Moral victories, excuses and apologism matter little...only wins and losses count in the end.
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I posted this right after the game biggems: Holland went down, Procter came in and we were DONE. If he's out next week, the Giants will roll us just like they did the first game. We need to sign someone off the street: he's that bad IMO. WORSE guard to wear a Star in many years............
