Protest on Draft Day

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This coming year is the Cowboys year. I truly believe everything is in place. Proper coaching, good schedule, and assuming draft and free agency goes well to fill most desperate needs. Because of this, I think we all agree we don't want to see a situation that threatens the regular season. If an agreement isn't in place by draft time, I'm for showing up in force at Radio City Hall and protesting. The power of the people is strong.
 
Anjinsan;3852580 said:
This coming year is the Cowboys year. I truly believe everything is in place. Proper coaching, good schedule, and assuming draft and free agency goes well to fill most desperate needs. Because of this, I think we all agree we don't want to see a situation that threatens the regular season. If an agreement isn't in place by draft time, I'm for showing up in force at Radio City Hall and protesting. The power of the people is strong.

Are you one of them Rockettes?
And have you now or ever liked broadway musicals?
Cause we dont want that kind of thing here.
 
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Yeah!!! We want football!!!
 
Anjinsan;3852580 said:
This coming year is the Cowboys year. I truly believe everything is in place. Proper coaching, good schedule, and assuming draft and free agency goes well to fill most desperate needs. Because of this, I think we all agree we don't want to see a situation that threatens the regular season. If an agreement isn't in place by draft time, I'm for showing up in force at Radio City Hall and protesting. The power of the people is strong.

Every year is the Cowboys year according to some experts and a few fans here.

You have to go back 16 years the last time it was the Cowboys year. The Cowboys need a lot of work and a great draft before we can even begin to gage where this team is headed.

The fact that some think it will be the Cowboys year next season is reason for concern because this team has shown it doesn't respond well to hype.

The Cowboys respond when everyone one is down on them.

When this team starts finding ways to win instead of ways to lose and I begin to see some real leadership then I'll start to become optimistic about the future.

You can't be sure of anything with an inexperienced HC and a team that has several holes and underachieves every year.

As for protesting at the draft go waste your time. lol
 
KJJ;3852632 said:
Every year is the Cowboys year according to some experts and a few fans here.l

Ah, but sooner or later, they're bound to be right. Spin the roulette wheel enough times and the marble will land on Black 22 eventually.
 
KJJ;3852632 said:
Every year is the Cowboys year according to some experts and a few fans here.

You have to go back 16 years the last time it was the Cowboys year. The Cowboys need a lot of work and a great draft before we can even begin to gage where this team is headed.
This is a crock. New England was a good team in 2010. They got knocked out in the first round of the playoffs. It happens to every team, yet is an indictment of ours.

It is past ridiculous.
 
bbgun;3852633 said:
Ah, but sooner or later, they're bound to be right. Spin the roulette wheel enough times and the marble will land on Black 22 eventually.

That's about what Jerry's been doing spinning the roulette wheel. He needs to give someone else a try at spinning it.

If you listen to his comments every year prior to training camp it's obvious he has no pulse on his team.

He can act optimistic all he wants in front of the cameras but he has no clue what kind of team he's going to have each season.

Things don't go as bad as last season when you have at least an idea of what you have.

Heading into last season he claimed he had the best coaching staff in football. :rolleyes: He couldn't stop gushing over Wade and the direction he had the team heading in. :laugh2:

After a miserable season where his team missed the playoffs and his defense gave up a franchise record number of points he said at the Sr Bowl that the Cowboys were strong at safety. :rolleyes:

He claimed he was happy with the play of his corners who were being toasted last season and seemed pleased with every position on the team.

Once the season is over no matter how bad it was he's back blowing sunshine out his ***.

He's all about pumping his team to keep fans hopeful and excited so they'll keep buying tickets.
 
Hostile;3852653 said:
This is a crock. New England was a good team in 2010. They got knocked out in the first round of the playoffs. It happens to every team, yet is an indictment of ours.

It is past ridiculous.

But we werent a good team in 2010. That was compounded by the fact that we crapped the bed in several close games.
 
The30YardSlant;3852671 said:
But we werent a good team in 2010. That was compounded by the fact that we crapped the bed in several close games.
Now, explain away 2007 and 2009 and the over reactions to those losses and how the Patriots will not be judged the same.
 
Hostile;3852672 said:
Now, explain away 2007 and 2009 and the over reactions to those losses and how the Patriots will not be judged the same.

In 2007, we blew a game against an inferior team...or should I say, Patrick Crayton blew it.

In 2009, we got crushed by a better team playing one of their best games all year and I saw most people acknowledging that. The hand wringing over that loss was nowhere near what we saw in 2007, and for good reason.
 
The30YardSlant;3852677 said:
In 2007, we blew a game against an inferior team...or should I say, Patrick Crayton blew it.

In 2009, we got crushed by a better team playing one of their best games all year and I saw most people acknowledging that. The hand wringing over that loss was nowhere near what we saw in 2007, and for good reason.
That isn't what I asked you per your comment though.

In 1996 we were a good football team. In 2007 we were a good football team. In 2009 we were a good football team.

It was described as we have to go back 16 years to it being our year. In other words we have not been good.

I used New England as an example of a good team who in 2010 did not win it all. I did not say the 2010 Cowboys. That was a strawman and I do not fall for those.

Now you are maintaining my point instead of what I actually commented on. You'd have been better off simply reading what I responded to, reading my response, and agreeing rather than trying to maintain anything about the 2010 Cowboys which had nothing to do with it.
 
Hostile;3852684 said:
That isn't what I asked you per your comment though.

In 1996 we were a good football team. In 2007 we were a good football team. In 2009 we were a good football team.

It was described as we have to go back 16 years to it being our year. In other words we have not been good.

I used New England as an example of a good team who in 2010 did not win it all. I did not say the 2010 Cowboys. That was a strawman and I do not fall for those.

Now you are maintaining my point instead of what I actually commented on. You'd have been better off simply reading what I responded to, reading my response, and agreeing rather than trying to maintain anything about the 2010 Cowboys which had nothing to do with it.

I would like to see someone's explanation for New Orleans and Atlanta this year as well, especially New Orleans against a 7-9 team in the playoffs.
 
I read his post as a hindsight kind of thing. Looking back, it has not in fact been our year since 1995. Now, twice since then we went into the season as the favorites to win it all ('96 and '08) so in that sense yes, it has been "our year" since then.
 
SaltwaterServr;3852686 said:
I would like to see someone's explanation for New Orleans and Atlanta this year as well, especially New Orleans against a 7-9 team in the playoffs.
I wish you luck. If I mention other teams I get evasive, dishonest answers.
 
SaltwaterServr;3852686 said:
I would like to see someone's explanation for New Orleans and Atlanta this year as well, especially New Orleans against a 7-9 team in the playoffs.

Atlanta got beaten down by a red hot Packers team. That game was over before it started, Rodgers was just unbelievable. I also think Atlanta's great year was a bit misleading. They won a ton of close games and most of their tougher games were in the dome.

New Orleans just acted like they were supposed to win. Those that watched that game saw a team lacking urgency and one that made costly mistakes.
 
Hostile;3852653 said:
This is a crock. New England was a good team in 2010. They got knocked out in the first round of the playoffs. It happens to every team, yet is an indictment of ours.

It is past ridiculous.

C'mon New England has won 3 SB's and have been to 4 since the Cowboys won their last SB in 95.

The Cowboys have only won a couple of playoff games since 95. How could NE being knocked off in the PLAYOFFS last season compare with the heavily hyped Cowboys going 6-10 and missing the playoffs?

NE went 14-2 no one predicted they would be that strong last season everyone was on the Jets bandwagon. Go back and review the predictions heading into last season.

If anything NE overachieved last season.

NE got knocked off in the playoffs but check their history the past 9 years and compare that with the Cowboys.

NE doesn't underachieve every season like what we've seen with the Cowboys because they have great coaching and great drafting.

It's silly comparing what happened to NE last season with what happened to the Cowboys last season and the previous seasons.

NE simply had a bad day and got beat in the playoffs like you said it happens. They weren't folding heading into that game like the 07 Cowboys were heading into the Giants game.

After the unexpected 13-3 season the Cowboys had in 07 with 13 pro bowlers most everyone thought after they folded down the stretch that 08 would be their season.

They were heavily hyped heading into the 08 season with everyone talking SB and they ended up missing the playoffs with one of the most lopsided defeats in franchise history.

With the expectations low heading into 09 with some predicting the Cowboys would miss the playoffs they responded with an 11-5 season and their first playoff win in 13 years.

After the success of the 09 season expectations were enormous heading into the 2010 season with many predicting the Cowboys would represent the NFC in the SB bowl and they ended up missing the playoffs in humiliating fashion with a 6-10 season.
 
Hostile;3852672 said:
Now, explain away 2007 and 2009 and the over reactions to those losses and how the Patriots will not be judged the same.

That's easy to explain just look at the success the Pats have had the past 9 years and compare that with the Cowboys.

The Pats have won 3 SB's and have played in 4 while the Cowboys have either stunk because they had bad teams or they underachieved and stunk when they were suppose to have good teams.
 
SaltwaterServr;3852686 said:
I would like to see someone's explanation for New Orleans and Atlanta this year as well, especially New Orleans against a 7-9 team in the playoffs.

It's called parity. There's not much that separates a 7-9 team with an 11-5 team especially when the 7-9 team has a home field advantage and feeling they have nothing to lose.

Some here are talking about this season I'm looking at the pattern the Cowboys have had the past several seasons. This is an underachieving team and has been for awhile.

When you hype the Cowboys they don't perform near to expectations that's been the pattern and it's been troubling.
 

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