The most telling moment in the game for me

[lane]

the refs calling selvie for a hit to the helmet on mccown..total bs call.

garrett stands there like a feeble little roger ebert throwing weak hands.

honorable mention...stephen jones chewing his fingernails.

 

[perrykemp]

Flag on Selvie looked legit to me. That gets called 100% of the time in today's NFL.

 

[craig57]

Thats your take from this game.

 

[SultanOfSix]

Mine was not going for it on 4th down and short from the Bears 35 (or whatever) after the great Harris return.

Garrett has no balls along with no coaching ability.

 

[The Quest for Six]

the most telling point of the game is that Dallas actually stopped the Bears from scoring on their last drive with 8 seconds left..

 

[Wolfpack]

Well...in hindsight, Wade would have been too busy eating a chilly dog to notice. Campo would have missed the play because someone stepped in front of him again.

 

[cowboys1981]

Jeffery's catch in the end zone just before the half put the dagger in the game.

 

[DallasJ7]

Mine was not going for it on 4th down and short from the Bears 35 (or whatever) after the great Harris return.

Garrett has no balls along with no coaching ability.

I wanna say it was the 39 yard line - that decision absolutely drove me up a wall.

 

[CowboyStar88]

Down by how many points and JG still won't go for it on 4th?? Has there ever been a team who has never gone for a 4th down in an entire season??? This guy is not a coach

 

[FiveRings]

Pretty much sealed the deal for me on that terrible missed blitz pick up and Romo just flicked the ball away

 

[DFWJC]

Jeffery's catch in the end zone just before the half put the dagger in the game.

That's it.
The air went out of Dallas right there.

Of course, Chicago never punted. I mean in my whole life I've seen that twice in the NFL,and both times it was vs Dallas this year

 

[Slashar00]

The most telling moment for me was our defensive halftime adjustments. Obviously, those adjustments were: "Let them score faster."

 

[jimmy40]

the most telling moment for me was the start of the game and I couldn't name the starting defensive line to save my life.

 

[Kevinicus]

That's it.
The air went out of Dallas right there.

Of course, Chicago never punted. I mean in my whole life I've seen that twice in the NFL,and both times it was vs Dallas this year

Chiefs/Colts in 2003 Divisional round...neither team punted.

 

[fifaguy]

I would say the 4th and 4 punt when we were in their territory with the game on the line score 27-14 and hadn't stopped them once...

 

[BBQ101]

Mine was not going for it on 4th down and short from the Bears 35 (or whatever) after the great Harris return.

Garrett has no balls along with no coaching ability.

I was saying over and over "go for it, go for it". The defense has shown nothing...NOTHING...you are on their side of the 50 and it's 4th and 4 in that situation. How do you not go for it. What a pathetic night.

BBQ

 

[theebs]

Punting from there 46 after the half was ********.

It shows Garrett has no balls and is a main reason in why we lose.

 

[links18]

I would say it was giving them the ball back before the half and watching them score a TD, just like New Orleans did. That was the game.

 

[Fritsch_the_cat]

The most telling moment was when they showed the Dline from the 90's. That reminded me of just how bad this team is.

 

[dragon_mikal]

The Witten drop and the dropped interceptions destroyed any chance the team had.