The Cowboys are the only team in the NFL who has not achieved this goal

Hostile;4864447 said:
Unless I misunderstood...week 3 against the Buccaneers, 10 points. Week 6 against the Ravens, 10 points. Week 8 against the Giants, 10 points. Week 10 against the eagles, 10 points.

whatever the real numbers are, its still pathetic
 
And if the Cowboys led the league in scoring at the halftime, yet still lost 75% percent of those games after the second half?

Does it still mean a damn thing?

Not to me..

Wins and losses boys. That is all that means anything to me.

Sure, the anaylists go by "stats" to determine a team. So, in jest, yes, it's not a totally worthless stat. I just don't care about that stat, especially if Dallas is winning.
 
Idgit;4864356 said:
Or are we to take something specific away from it? I mean, besides the typical blaming the play calling that we do whenever we're not sure we understand the reason behind something we're pretty sure we're not supposed to like?

I take one thing away from this stat. Garrett's offense starts very slow, almost lethargic. One of the major reasons we don't do well is our slow starts.

Not to rag on him even more, but that has been a hallmark of this offense under Garrett.
 
burmafrd;4864470 said:
you did read the part about MORE THAN 10 points, right?
Oh good grief, that's arbitrary.

Hey, back to your panic folks. Enjoy.
 
.....but doesnt this mean we are getting great coaching?........Look at their ability to adapt at the half:eek:
 
Hostile;4864497 said:
Oh good grief, that's arbitrary.

Hey, back to your panic folks. Enjoy.
There's always an arbitrary benchmark when comparing stats among teams and players.

The point is we're the only team in the league that hasn't bested 10 points in the first half. That's not arbitrary.
 
peplaw06;4864503 said:
There's always an arbitrary benchmark when comparing stats among teams and players.

The point is we're the only team in the league that hasn't bested 10 points in the first half. That's not arbitrary.
Great info. Tell me the correlation in reference to the Chiefs who have achieved this benchmark as well as how it puts Atlanta and Houston at risk when they don't.

Thanks in advance.
 
Hard to believe that the Jets, Chiefs and the Jaguars have scored more than 10 points in the 1st half and we haven't.
 
Hostile;4864505 said:
Great info. Tell me the correlation in reference to the Chiefs who have achieved this benchmark as well as how it puts Atlanta and Houston at risk when they don't.

Thanks in advance.

It doesn't matter. If you can't score more than 10 points in a half in the NFL, there is a serious problem. This is a direct result of ineptitude on the team, and that is a fact. Presnap penalties, turnovers, gameplanning, etc.
 
CyberB0b;4864515 said:
It doesn't matter. If you can't score more than 10 points in a half in the NFL, there is a serious problem. This is a direct result of ineptitude on the team, and that is a fact. Presnap penalties, turnovers, gameplanning, etc.

Gotta remember that any criticism of the Boys Hoss considers criticism of his Chosen One, Red Ball. So he will not react well
 
CyberB0b;4864515 said:
It doesn't matter. If you can't score more than 10 points in a half in the NFL, there is a serious problem. This is a direct result of ineptitude on the team, and that is a fact. Presnap penalties, turnovers, gameplanning, etc.
So how many times in the 2nd half, because I believe that is a half, have we scored more than 10 points?
 
The further we get away from the Jason Garrett script the better.

An up tempo offense with a somewhat structured street ball mentality is when this team is at their best.
 
LOL Since the eagles left a slot receiver completely uncovered last night, I'm sure even we can top 10 in the first half...if not, we'll be picking in the top five.:eek:
 
Hostile;4864447 said:
Unless I misunderstood...week 3 against the Buccaneers, 10 points. Week 6 against the Ravens, 10 points. Week 8 against the Giants, 10 points. Week 10 against the eagles, 10 points.


They have not scored more than 10 before halftime. It's either been 10 pts or less
 
Hostile;4864531 said:
So how many times in the 2nd half, because I believe that is a half, have we scored more than 10 points?

I'd prefer them to score points before we're down by 25, but I guess that's just me. I know Garrett has a master plan to lull his opponent to sleep and when they're not trying really hard to finally get some TDs, but I'm not a big fan of that approach.

But then again, Garrett has also proven that jumping out to a big lead isn't something he knows how the handle, either (see: Detroit, 2011)
 
Hostile;4864531 said:
So how many times in the 2nd half, because I believe that is a half, have we scored more than 10 points?

Are you intentionally being obtuse ?

The offense (Red's specialty) is not scoring in the first half to prevent the come from behind wins. The defense is not scoring either, nor special teams.

Come on man...
 
Hostile;4864497 said:
Oh good grief, that's arbitrary.

Hey, back to your panic folks. Enjoy.

Might be arbitrary, but it's also supported by the fact that the average is still the 3rd lowest in the NFL. There's probably something to this that is worth discussing, don't you think?
 
SkinsandTerps;4864547 said:
Are you intentionally being obtuse ?

Come on man...

Yes, anyone "ok" with this fact is being just that. Only to stir the pot. :rolleyes:

We have been outscored in the first half, 131 - 66 or something like that.

We have been behind at the half 8 games, tied once. We are 3-6 in those games.

And now someone has pointed out that we are the only team to not score more than 10 points in the first half of any game this season.

If we were 10-1 or 9-2 this would be of no concern, ... but since we are 5-6, ... we have to look at this as one of the many reasons why we are 5-6.
 

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