My meaningless thoughts on the game...

[Doomsday101]

HH......do you ever miss a post where you don't blame Zimmer for everything bad that happens to the Cowboys........I think you have taken the this "hate Zimmer" thing to another level

When Dallas D has played well he goes on about Parcells defense when we play poorly it becomes Zimmer's defense. Funny how that works. Hard to take anyone like that seriously.

 

[cowboy4life]

A couple of thought from the game:

1) On the sprint pass to Keyshawn that was nearly picked: Before he threw the pass, someone flashed open about 10 yards upfield in the same viewing area. If Bledsoe heaved it like the TD pass to Glenn, it would have been a big gain.

2) Has anyone noticed how so many in the media seem to get off so much on the Roy can't cover deal, but when he wins the game, no mention of his so-called coverage problems.

3) The one time they run what I call the Julius play, the delayed draw, Marion Barber gets a big 26 yard gain.

finally, what is the sense of continuing to run behind the right side of the line when you have Larry Allen and Tucker on the left. Julius' first run was to that side and it was for 8 yards. They continuously kept going to the middle and the right where they have no push.

Oh well, we won.

 

[Shuttemdown41]

A couple of thought from the game:

1) On the sprint pass to Keyshawn that was nearly picked: Before he threw the pass, someone flashed open about 10 yards upfield in the same viewing area. If Bledsoe heaved it like the TD pass to Glenn, it would have been a big gain.

It was Terry Glenn who flashed open running a corner route and he did have the defender easily beat.

 

[sad_otter]

A couple of thought from the game:

1) On the sprint pass to Keyshawn that was nearly picked: Before he threw the pass, someone flashed open about 10 yards upfield in the same viewing area. If Bledsoe heaved it like the TD pass to Glenn, it would have been a big gain.

Yep -- I saw that too, I think it would have been good for a TD. It looked like Glenn was singled up on a safety. I don't think Bledsoe looked to anyone besides Key on that play, unfortunately.

 

[Cristoff]

-In 3 of the last 4 games, Roy Williams has forced a key turnover in the last 4 minutes of the game. (forced fumble on Jacobs in the NYG game, INT in the Seattle game where he basically ripped the ball away from the receiver, and the Donovan pick). Yeah, he’s really overrated.

Up until the interception.....Thanks for the gift Donovan.....Roy did jack squat. On damn near every play he was standing around pile after the ball carrier was brought down. Granted, it could be that the scheme called for him to play back due to Henry not being in there but, I thought Roy was pretty much a non-factor up to that point, especially against the run. Three tackles and a sparkling white jersey is not what you expect from your strong safety.