Noah Brown

[droopdog7]

Meanwhile Shultz wide open in background lmao…

Please. Dak was running the other way.

 

[conner01]

THAT is why people need to shut the hell up about him being great....that ball was right where it needed to be and he blew it...his roster spot should have been churned 3-4 years ago!!!

Geez
He had a great game but made a big mistake on a play
No one ever said he was great but he’s a solid WR

 

[Nav22]

I guess you still think we won this game. Lmao. 3rd down int return for a TD. Could have went for it in 4th… what do you say about that. You are humiliating yourself by thinking what happens in that last play was anything but unacceptable. Shows your mediocre mentality.

"DURRR DAK SHOULD'VE KNOWN THAT NOAH BROWN WOULD LET IT BOUNCE OFF HIS CHEST FOR AN INT!!!"

And people like this are allowed to vote!!!

 

[Beaker42]

Bad throw.

Your *** it was a bad throw - it was perfect and right where it needed to be. Brown has to catch that.

 

[BubbaGump]

Noah dropped a ball that should’ve been caught. But the drive after the Lawrence turnover was what lost the game. Kelmo should be grounded and sent to his room without supper for the horrendous playcalling that series.

The third down call was absolutely horrible. Throw something crossing across the middle or short and safe to make them burn the last timeout if you throw it there. We are dumb and try to hit the home run and let them save the last timeout.

 

[MAZEREZAM]

Expext Odell to be signed by tmrw morning

Awesome. So Dak can throw an extra INT per game trying to force a throw to him?

 

[LACowboysFan1]

Romo fumbled easy FG cost them playoff win

No, it was a field goal attempt, even if he didn't fumble the snap, Cowboys go up by only 2 pts, with Russel Wilson in his prime and several minutes left on the clock. Do you really think Dallas' defense back then could have kept the Seahawks from getting a final field goal?

Romo's fumble was not the last play of the game, not nearly, anything could have happened...

 

[droopdog7]

Categorically not. MC is just as bad at managing the clock as Jason Garrett were. You didn't have to throw, you had to run and make Jacksonville lose their last timeout. Running a no huddle offense is not the same as having at least one timeout. Another stupid MC decision...Another one.

Categorcally yes and it's not close.

 

[Beaker42]

Unfortunately u are probably right. Jerry has to flip the narrative quickly and make a splash.

This defense is a big problem going forward but too late to address it now. Should have got some beef in the middle during the off-season

Parsons is now on the JAG train.

 

[blumayne38]

"DURRR DAK SHOULD'VE KNOWN THAT NOAH BROWN WOULD LET IT BOUNCE OFF HIS CHEST FOR AN INT!!!"

And people like this are allowed to vote!!!

I don’t vote. But the fact you think yours matters makes alot of sense.

 

[GORICO]

The throw was risky even for a 3rd down. It cost the game. Dude don’t understand, and says I’m humiliating myself. Lol.

i aint laughing at you....solid reasoning....feel bad for Brown who plays pretty good and wont forget that one anytime soon

 

[blumayne38]

i aint laughing at you....solid reasoning....feel bad for Brown who plays pretty good and wont forget that one anytime soon

I feel bad for dak… he has been turning the ball over a lot. I seen the media kill careers.

 

[GORICO]

Cool , brown still dropped it. Dak isn’t perfect and has made so many bone headed throws this year. But that was catchable. It was right there!!

reminds me of Romo losing playoff game against seahawks.....or what is name of TE that dropped super easy TD throw from STaubach that would have won game for cowboys SB 13?...Brown will

hurt for a while probably all alone in lockerroom

 

[Silverz1972]

It was a knuckleball. He only counts 1 million against the cap. He is a role player. Dak is a 40 million player. He needs to play better.

 

[KMY_Amber]

Noah caught what should have been the game-winning TD, on a savvy route, I might add.

All WRs drop some occasionally. Hec, we'd have to get rid of all the receivers if drops mattered.

It's a team loss. SOOOO many ways they could have won this game, but instead, they all collapsed, including the coaching staff.

Sh@#! happens, it's the NFL.

But as a team, we already see this team's obvious weaknesses, which are easily exploited, and now they're really banged up as January approaches, so as many of us already had, lower all expectations

 

[Daillest88]

Here’s a better one, hit him right in the damn hands

 

[BlueStar22]

We know Noah is an average player. He should not even be getting the snaps he does. It will forever go back to them choosing Gallup over Cooper. Worse part is we could have kept them both. Coop could still be 1, Lamb 2, and Gallup 3. Gallup isn't is all the way back from his injury and you can take Lamb away with double teams.

 

[Landryhat73]

Meanwhile Shultz wide open in background lmao…

Shutlz wasn’t open - if you look at the playing on video, it seemed it was designed for brown. Shultz and Lamb are about three yards from each other and Brown route brings him underneath them.

 

[GORICO]

I feel bad for dak… he has been turning the ball over a lot. I seen the media kill careers.

total agreement....i have watched Dak closely since 2016....he has so improved his footwork and throwing motion and moving weight from back to front foot ....he was never natural thrower of ball he has

worked so hard to improve....you see him do that warm up with his hips?......that had to be taught to him in NFL.......feel bad for Dak and Brown....Noah has improved so much and really has made some

good catches and TD's......we had 100 chances to win.....and gave them all away....blame is on so many for this one...twice this year we have games in the bag...Green Bay and this one...should be 12-2

not 10-4........can we regroup in 6 days to play our hardest matchup yet and win?.........its all on big Mike and i have to lay it on Jerry too......he has his 8 billion dollars so he gets his share or more of blame

 

[blumayne38]

Shutlz wasn’t open - if you look at the playing on video, it seemed it was designed for brown. Shultz and Lamb are about three yards from each other and Brown route brings him underneath them.

How was the throw? On the replay? Did he really need to throw it like that? Or could he have just taken the sack and went for it on 4th down??