StarBoyz83
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Yay for you. I want a SB.
So does everybody but some need to realistic with their expectations.
Yay for you. I want a SB.
I've always stood by that statement. It doesn't get much worse than what goes on around here during a loss.We don't have the reputation of the worst fanbase in the NFL for nothing.
You are only judged for the end result. That's all we notice. Maybe running a play there would have been better, maybe not. But you could always apply for the job yourself if you think to know better than him.well, it's a new game and 50/50 shot at getting the ball first. Score a TD and Dallas wins.
I mean, can you not accept that there may have been a better way to play it since we lost in regulation after being tied with 35 seconds left to a Top 3 all time QB with 2 TOs
Yay for you. I want a SB.
They knew about it. It's why Cole made the fair catch. But they passed on a 73-yard attempt (that could potentially returned for a TD). The article talks about kickoffs but neglects to mention that no tee is allowed on such a kick. The Cowboys declined the opportunity and that decision was announced in the stadium.http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...assed-on-a-chance-for-a-fair-catch-free-kick/
Garrett needs to be fired. The man is incompetent.
We aren't missing it all knowing one we just disagree with you. I'm of the belief they had enough time to score without spiking and if they didn't similar to what happened its even more less time left. If they run the ball instead of spike it that cook play doesn't happen cause they are probably out of time or so little time they just goto OT.spiking the ball is playing to win. the only reason you give away a down is you think it saves you clock time for more downs and you only get more downs if you convert a first down. it was aggressive - which is opposite of conservative playing for a tie.
how so many of you are missing this is crazy.
They knew about it. It's why Cole made the fair catch. But they passed on a 73-yard attempt (that could potentially returned for a TD). The article talks about kickoffs but neglects to mention that no tee is allowed on such a kick. The Cowboys declined the opportunity and that decision was announced in the stadium.
Every great team the last 15 years has a season like this end prematurely before going on a run. The great coaches use this game to identify who can play and who can't and fix the holes
This game showed pretty clearly who those guys that can't play are when the chips are on the table
If Garrett is any kind of coach he'll plug the gaps...or he'll go the way of Wade Phillips and watch it all crumble around him
that is textbook monday morning quarterbacking.What your are missing is blatantly obvious. We lost the game.
You are only judged for the end result. That's all we notice. Maybe running a play there would have been better, maybe not. But you could always apply for the job yourself if you think to know better than him.
So do I. I just didn't expect them to do it this year.
This team (read: offense) is stacked and will be in the playoffs for several more years. If we can upgrade our defense, we'll be competing for Super Bowls.
You thought Dallas was perfect - everything was stolen from them. That's even more insightfulthat is textbook monday morning quarterbacking.
yes we lost. good break down. truly insightful analysis there!
If Jerry cares about this team in the slightest, he would fire Jason Garrett. Won't happen.
yeah im sick of that crap, it's been 20 yearsIf I would have told any of you that we would go 13-3 and lose a heartbreaking loss to the Packers after being down 18 after losing Romo you would have called me insane. Maybe Jason should have run a play there, I don't know, but I think he gets some credit for what happened until today.