Schedule will be no excuse
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Out with the finding new ways to lose games.
I'm hoping we let most of the idiots leave.
Oh, and out with Carpenter. You can't earn a spot just because of who you are. If you suck and you think you can play like crap because you were a first round pick, get out.
I'm hoping we let most of the idiots leave.
Oh, and out with Carpenter. You can't earn a spot just because of who you are. If you suck and you think you can play like crap because you were a first round pick, get out.
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That's how I feel. I don't care who's on the schedule and I don't care what order they're in. No more excuses.
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The Steelers won the SB with the hardest schedule last year.
If your really a good team, then you'll win no matter what. If we don't get into the playoffs then we don't deserve to be there in the first place. Simple as that.
If your really a good team, then you'll win no matter what. If we don't get into the playoffs then we don't deserve to be there in the first place. Simple as that.
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No Excuse tour has marching orders
From Super Bowl or bust to no more excuses, the Cowboys now know the road they must travel in 2009.
The highlights include back to back primetime games to open the new Cowboys stadium in Arlington, starting with the New York Giants Sept. 20 on NBC in week two followed by an ESPN Monday night affair against the Carolina Panthers. The ever popular Cowboys play a league-high tying five games in primetime.
The season will likely come down to a very tough December and January stretch that includes three of the final five games on the road against the Giants, Saints and Commanders and two tough home games against the San Diego Chargers and the Philadephia Eagles to end the season Jan. 3.
The Cowboys have not had a winning record in December and January since 1996. Not surprisingly they have not won a playoff game since then either.
But Terrell Owens is gone. There is a new attitude. And there are no more excuses.
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No Joy in Mudville or Dallas.
The Cowboys have their marching orders. T.O. is gone. The season of no excuses has been set.
Hate to break the bad news but their will be no joy in Mudville again. The Cowboys will collapse as usual in December and January and finish 9-7. They will go 1-4 down the stretch, solidifying another year without a playoff win.
Clarence E. Hill Jr.
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From Super Bowl or bust to no more excuses, the Cowboys now know the road they must travel in 2009.
The highlights include back to back primetime games to open the new Cowboys stadium in Arlington, starting with the New York Giants Sept. 20 on NBC in week two followed by an ESPN Monday night affair against the Carolina Panthers. The ever popular Cowboys play a league-high tying five games in primetime.
The season will likely come down to a very tough December and January stretch that includes three of the final five games on the road against the Giants, Saints and Commanders and two tough home games against the San Diego Chargers and the Philadephia Eagles to end the season Jan. 3.
The Cowboys have not had a winning record in December and January since 1996. Not surprisingly they have not won a playoff game since then either.
But Terrell Owens is gone. There is a new attitude. And there are no more excuses.
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No Joy in Mudville or Dallas.
The Cowboys have their marching orders. T.O. is gone. The season of no excuses has been set.
Hate to break the bad news but their will be no joy in Mudville again. The Cowboys will collapse as usual in December and January and finish 9-7. They will go 1-4 down the stretch, solidifying another year without a playoff win.
Clarence E. Hill Jr.
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:clap2:Well said! Enough with the excuses... Pittsburgh had the toughest schedule in 2008 and won the Superbowl.
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The Saints finished 7-9, the skins finished 8-8, the chargers finished 8-8, the eagles finished 9-6-1, the Giants are not the same without Plax. This years schedule is easier than last years when we played the Steelers and Ravens. We can beat all these teams, players and coaches have to step up and check their ego at the door.
I see 11-5 this year.
I see 11-5 this year.
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We played 3 out of our last 5 games against top 5 defenses..2 of them were on the road. I actually thought we got screwed worse last year with the schedule.
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9-7 at best, another December fold. Why would we expect anything else? Prove me wrong Cowboys, PLEASSSSEEEE
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SLATEmosphere;2730346 said:
A team that is supposed to compete for the SB fears no team and no schedule. Bring them all on. You should always want Dallas to have the toughest opponents. I want to have no questions at the end of the year after a SB win.
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Now THAT's the spirit! ******! BIGjr40usa;2730266 said:
