dargonking999
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First Here's a recap of our season. You have the Week, then rather we won or lost, the opponents record heading into the game, and our record heading into the game.
Game 1 - L - Opponent Record 0-0 - Record 0-0
Game 2 - W - Opponent record 0-1 - Record 0-1
Game 3 - Bye -
Game 4 - W - Opponent Record 0-3 - Record 1-1
game 5 - L - Opponent Record 3-1 - Record 2-1
Game 6 - W - Opponent Record 1-3 - Record 2-2
Game 7 - L - opponent Record 3-2 - Record 3-2
Game 8 - W - Opponent Record 4-3 - Record 3-3
Game 9 - L - Opponent Record 2-6 - Record 4-3
Game 10 - W - Opponent Record 1-9 - Record 4-4
Game 11 - W - Opponent Record 10-0 - Record 5-4
Game 12 - W - Opponent Record 3-7 - Record 6-4
Game 13 - W - Opponent Record 7-4 - Record 7-4
Game 14 - L - Opponent Record 8-4 - Record 8-4
Game 15 - W - Opponent Record 7-6 - Record 8-5
Game 16 - L - Opponent Record 8-6 - Record 9-5
Game 17 - L - Opponent Record 2-13 - Record 9-6
Now looking at this, with Bledsoe starting we had a 0-3 record against teams .500 or better (this included the Giants game since he started it, and the Jags, cause well hey they were 0-0.
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With Romo we were 4-2 against teams with winning records heading into the game.
The reason i used the records heading into the games is because teams like the jags, and Tenn we played so early, that there late season games doesn't change how they were playing at the beginning of the season. a Team could be down a player, starting a rookie (Tenn) and not get going till late.
The scores are not shown because it doesn't matter what the score is, 3-0, or 38-36, a loss is a loss. All that matters is whether we get a W, or a L.
All of this Romo has only 10 starts under his belt. Is BS to me. Why? because he won, he beat the bad teams, he beat the good teams. Did he always play good? no. What QB does? But he always had this team in the running to win (except 4th quarter of the Saints game). This guy has shown the ability to win in the NFL when the pressure is on.
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Game 1 - L - Opponent Record 0-0 - Record 0-0
Game 2 - W - Opponent record 0-1 - Record 0-1
Game 3 - Bye -
Game 4 - W - Opponent Record 0-3 - Record 1-1
game 5 - L - Opponent Record 3-1 - Record 2-1
Game 6 - W - Opponent Record 1-3 - Record 2-2
Game 7 - L - opponent Record 3-2 - Record 3-2
Game 8 - W - Opponent Record 4-3 - Record 3-3
Game 9 - L - Opponent Record 2-6 - Record 4-3
Game 10 - W - Opponent Record 1-9 - Record 4-4
Game 11 - W - Opponent Record 10-0 - Record 5-4
Game 12 - W - Opponent Record 3-7 - Record 6-4
Game 13 - W - Opponent Record 7-4 - Record 7-4
Game 14 - L - Opponent Record 8-4 - Record 8-4
Game 15 - W - Opponent Record 7-6 - Record 8-5
Game 16 - L - Opponent Record 8-6 - Record 9-5
Game 17 - L - Opponent Record 2-13 - Record 9-6
Now looking at this, with Bledsoe starting we had a 0-3 record against teams .500 or better (this included the Giants game since he started it, and the Jags, cause well hey they were 0-0.
)With Romo we were 4-2 against teams with winning records heading into the game.
The reason i used the records heading into the games is because teams like the jags, and Tenn we played so early, that there late season games doesn't change how they were playing at the beginning of the season. a Team could be down a player, starting a rookie (Tenn) and not get going till late.
The scores are not shown because it doesn't matter what the score is, 3-0, or 38-36, a loss is a loss. All that matters is whether we get a W, or a L.
All of this Romo has only 10 starts under his belt. Is BS to me. Why? because he won, he beat the bad teams, he beat the good teams. Did he always play good? no. What QB does? But he always had this team in the running to win (except 4th quarter of the Saints game). This guy has shown the ability to win in the NFL when the pressure is on.
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