So you rather be the Vikings or Cowboys fans today?

[Big Dakota]

I'd rather be a Cowboys fan than any other fan any damn day of the week.

 

[Doomsday101]

I sure hate to be Vikings fan. This would make me down couple weeks. I felt that when cowboys lost that game in 2007. So close and yet so far. This year, it was easy to forget because, Cowboys didn't have chance. At least that way, you can't think about, maybe if they made this play or that play, we could have easily won.

Boy, I would hate to be Vikings fan, especially considering, clearly, Vikings were the better team by a mile, other than the fact they had ton of turnovers and even got lucky to not have more actually.

I would always rather be a Cowboys fan but win or lose I would have loved to have seen the Cowboys in the NFC Championship game with out a doubt

 

[ZeroClub]

I'd have preferred to see the Cowboys go 2-1 in the playoffs instead of 1-1.

But as a fan, I'd rather see the Cowboys lose in the NFC Championshp game than lose in the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl loses are too painful.

 

[Doomsday101]

I'd have preferred to see the Cowboys go 2-1 in the playoffs instead of 1-1.

But as a fan, I'd rather see the Cowboys lose in the NFC Championshp game than lose in the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl loses are too painful.

Win or lose I would love to be in the SB. To me the pain is no more or no less losing in the divisional round than losing in the NFC Championship rd or SB. I don't think the loser of the SB has anything to be ashamed of.

 

[zrinkill]

Where did all the Viking Trolls go that showed up the last 2 weeks?

:laugh2:

 

[ZeroClub]

Win or lose I would love to be in the SB. To me the pain is no more or no less losing in the divisional round than losing in the NFC Championship rd or SB. I don't think the loser of the SB has anything to be ashamed of.

I agree with you about nothing to be ashamed of.

And actually, when the Cowboys lost to the Steelers for the first time in the Super Bowl, ... that time wasn't so bad.

But the thing that I don't like about Super Bowl loses is that us fans have to re-live the Super Bowl loss, time after time, because Super Bowl highlights are shown relatively often. (How many times have I seen Jim O'Brien doing the pogo?) The disappointment at the time of losing the Super Bowl is strong and the constant reminders of the loss (via highlights) for the following years and decades is like twisting the knife. That's how it strikes me anyway.

 

[Doomsday101]

I agree with you about nothing to be ashamed of.

And actually, when the Cowboys lost to the Steelers for the first time in the Super Bowl, ... that time wasn't so bad.

But the thing that I don't like about Super Bowl loses is that us fans have to re-live the Super Bowl loss, time after time, because Super Bowl highlights are shown relatively often. (How many times have I seen Jim O'Brien doing the pogo?) The disappointment at the time of losing the Super Bowl is strong and the constant reminders of the loss (via highlights) for the following years and decades is like twisting the knife. That's how it strikes me anyway.

Frankly those SB of the 70's vs Pitt were among the greatest SB games played, I take pride in knowing the Cowboys were part of it. Of course I like winning but I can accept the fact you can't and don't always win. I was at the 1st SB between Dallas and Pitt it was a great game and it took a few days to get over it but as time went on and I looked back all I could think of was what a great game and was proud of how we played

 

[Aikbach]

Dallas could've beaten NO, you know that already, they played like garbage against Minny however and didn't get the opportunity.

 

[DFWJC]

JMO. The further you go in the playoffs, the better.
Having said that, I like our future more than I do the Vikes...though both look pretty good.