Prisco Points: TO, Romo, Fergie/Ratliff blurbs

[yennor24]

I will concede that when Randy admitted to quitting on plays in Minn. that that was messed up.

But.... Oakland was a flippin joke... no order, no control, no team, bad players and a bed and breakfast guy running the offense.

No one on this board would respect that organization and its "leaders" in that scenario.

Moss gets a pass for Oakland. Bullicheat knew this.

Bullicheat.....lol I like that one

 

[SupermanXx]

We've already missed the boat for signing him to a reasonable contract. At this point, the only question is 'how unreasonable?'

 

[MONT17]

watch the replay on Moss' TD... he kicks in a "gear" twice... once going past the coverage then again to go get the ball... that was unreal!!!!


Moss is still better than TO

 

[Aikbach]

watch the replay on Moss' TD... he kicks in a "gear" twice... once going past the coverage then again to go get the ball... that was unreal!!!!


Moss is still better than TO

Moss is supposed to be, the only thing that kept him from being a top 5 pick was his bad boy attitude and image and felony record.

TO was a third round draft pick.

 

[superpunk]

[SIZE=+1]•[/SIZE] The name of Yeremiah Bell might not be a household name to most, but his loss will really hurt the Miami Dolphins defense. Bell was a rising star at free safety and he now will miss the rest of the season with a torn Achilles tendon. His range made him a real asset in the back of the Dolphins secondary.

I'm surprised that Prisco is that astute. Bell is a playmaker, and last year he was really Miami's only playmaker in a secondary that couldn't play the ball to save their life. 12 passes defensed was tops on his team, with the next highest being Jason Taylor - so that should tell you something about how often their DBs are actually in a position to make a play on the ball.

He is also a tremendous blitzer.

I wonder if they're going to start Jason Allen, who has yet to make his presence felt on the field as they try to figure out whether he's a corner or a safety. So far, it looks like he's neither.

 

[CrazyCowboy]

• Ratliff will handle business....

• Romo should be signed at the end of the season...

• Witten has been an outstanding TE for 3 years running now, he's late..

• T.O. and Randy are the most dominant players at their positions when used right...

very good response....and points!

 

[VACowboy]

If Romo continues to play like he did in game one, he's worth whatever his agent gets for him. I'd rather he receive a contract that reflects his play than he be locked into a bargain deal for the Cowboys that will create tension down the road. Honestly, Romo strikes me as one of those rare guys who plays at least as much because he loves the game as he does the money. He wants to be QB of the Cowboys and Jerry wants him to to be QB of the Cowboys. Playing QB in Dallas is worth a $hitload of money in and of itself and I'm absolutely certain that Jerry knows what he has in Tony Romo. I'm pretty sure Romo wants to stay attached to Mister Garrett, too, and the high octane offensive philosophy that will give Tony the opportunity to put up huge numbers. If worst comes to worst, there's always the franchise tag, but if Romo's play continues into the future where it left off this past Sunday, things won't get close to that far. No worries, ladies and gents.