The Texans are primed for putting the stake through Cowboys heart

[LittleBoyBlue]

forget about statistics.

The Texans would love nothing more than to bury us.

That intangible right there trumps all talent, statistics and opinion.


We could be in real trouble here.

 

[Baileyneverfailey]

They would love to bury us, and our guys need a win in a huge way. We'll see who comes out playing with passion and also manages to not make mistakes.

 

[Beast_from_East]

forget about statistics.

The Texans would love nothing more than to bury us.

That intangible right there trumps all talent, statistics and opinion.


We could be in real trouble here.

If we couldnt beat the sorry arse Bears at home, how in the world are we going to go on the road and beat the Texans.


As far as I know, the Cowboys have never won a regular season game at Reliant. Sorry, but we are going to get freaking smoked tommorow.

 

[CATCH17]

Dagger to the heart Martellus.

 

[Kevinicus]

If we couldnt beat the sorry arse Bears at home, how in the world are we going to go on the road and beat the Texans.


As far as I know, the Cowboys have never won a regular season game at Reliant. Sorry, but we are going to get freaking smoked tommorow.

Do you even know how many regular season games the Cowboys have played at Reliant? If you did, I would hope you would realize it has no bearing. Your argument here has been very very weak. Team A couldn't beat Team B, so there is no way they can beat Team C. Really? I know this isn't your first year watching football. Surely you can do better than this crap.

 

[Fizziksman]

If we couldnt beat the sorry arse Bears at home, how in the world are we going to go on the road and beat the Texans.


As far as I know, the Cowboys have never won a regular season game at Reliant. Sorry, but we are going to get freaking smoked tommorow.

The Saints couldn't even beat the sorry arse Buccaneers at home, how in the world can they hope to win a super bowl...oh wait.

 

[Hostile]

They are also primed for an upset in their own home.

Just saying.

 

[Sarge]

forget about statistics.

.

Houston is giving up 411 passing yards per game.

That is such a horrible statistic it simply CANNOT be ignored.

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

No doubt they'll be amped up... Last time they played in the regular season back in 2006 Dallas smacked them around pretty good.

 

[ScipioCowboy]

They are also primed for an upset in their own home.

Just saying.

Can I tap into your optimism? Is there a plug somewhere? Siphon, maybe?

 

[tupperware]

I may get blasted for this..

But I see Sunday as a win/win scenario. If we win, I think we can right the ship.. maybe.

If we lose, I expect some changes from Jerry.

I'm going to be completely calm come Sunday afternoon.

 

[jobberone]

Houston is giving up 411 passing yards per game.

That is such a horrible statistic it simply CANNOT be ignored.

I haven't seen anyone respond to this devastating stat. I guess their 2-0 start is blinding most to it. They are vunderable.

 

[DaBoys4Life]

I may get blasted for this..

But I see Sunday as a win/win scenario. If we win, I think we can right the ship.. maybe.

If we lose, I expect some changes from Jerry.

I'm going to be completely calm come Sunday afternoon.

Even if we win I doubt we can right the ship. When the person steering is the problem and not the ship it is self. We need a new captain. Winning will just further delude us and make us not even want to solve the problem.

 

[GuerillaBlack]

Houston is giving up 411 passing yards per game.

That is such a horrible statistic it simply CANNOT be ignored.

Well, they actually did good against Peyton. He got his stats (last 130 yards passing and two TDs) in garbage time when the Texans were playing the PREVENT Zone (last seven minutes of the fourth). The game was already over. McNabb's game was a fluke. I think it was underestimated how Kyle Shanahan knew our defense. Not to mention they didn't get pressure on McNabb in the first half (where McNabb got most of his yards). Once pressure was applied after halftime, McNabb looked normal. If the Texans can put Tony Romo under pressure, then they'll be fine. Having said that, I hope Wade blitzes the hell out of Matt Schaub. He's the best QB in the league against the blitz (averages over ten yards per pass when blitzed).

 

[Hostile]

Can I tap into your optimism? Is there a plug somewhere? Siphon, maybe?

I have no optimism, I just said the truth. They are just as capable of losing as we are. They are the favorite. It is their house. We are a better football team than 0-2.

 

[Eddie]

We are a better football team than 0-2.

Actually, we're not. We're an 0-2 football team ... period.

 

[tupperware]

I have no optimism, I just said the truth. They are just as capable of losing as we are. They are the favorite. It is their house. We are a better football team than 0-2.

Yeah I heard Mickey talking about this the other day. When everyone brings up the 0-2 stat. He went through Cowboys history to find all of our teams that started 0-2 and the common theme was the team was always a bad team those season with bad records. Hopefully that's not the case with this team.

 

[Hostile]

Actually, we're not. We're an 0-2 football team ... period.

Oh look, Eddie needs to be bitter and literal.

Shut up fool. :wink2:

Where ya been hiding anyway man?

 

[Hostile]

Yeah I heard Mickey talking about this the other day. When everyone brings up the 0-2 stat. He went through Cowboys history to find all of our teams that started 0-2 and the common theme was the team was always a bad team those season with bad records. Hopefully that's not the case with this team.

We won Super Bowl XXVIII in 1993.

Want to try again?

 

[tupperware]

We won Super Bowl XXVIII in 1993.

Want to try again?

Not sure what you're trying to say here, I was in agreement with you.

Haha.