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Aww, does it hurt? It does, doesn't it? You can't stand it, can you? LOL
Stop talking to yourself...go get your giggles with someone else...bake cookies.
Aww, does it hurt? It does, doesn't it? You can't stand it, can you? LOL
Stop posting and pay attention to the road. Get to work.Stop talking to yourself...go get your giggles with someone else...bake cookies.
Stop posting and pay attention to the road. Get to work.
It has been years and years and more years since I've seen the special teams block a punt.
Two so far...or was it three?
Ridiculous.
Sadly, Romo was the team while Jerry’s ego got in the way for his boy Garrett.
We had three blocked punts this season. We had one against the Chargers but it got called back for roughing the punter.
I didn't even mention the earlier Crayton drop….or the other drops.You named 1 play. The Crayton drop. That's it. You forgot the throws that Romo missed, including the INT to end the game.
I didn't even mention the earlier Crayton drop….or the other drops.
I only mentioned the next to last play of the game…..the play before the 4th down, no time left, “hail mary” no choice throw in the endzone int.
The play before that….where Crayton broke his route and the perfectly thrown TD pass fell harmlessly in the endzone.
The game ends there if he runs threw it, and there is no int. Even the announcers said so.
But whatever….
We underperformed and lost
I refuse to judge any QB that was coached by Jason Garrett.
He held back talented ones here, and is in the middle of ruining a marginally talented one as we speak.
Suppose it isn't his fault that people still continue to hire him and his dated everything, but he does sell a mean line of BS, and no one bought it harder than Jerry, and no one paid the price more than us fans.
Dak Prescott without Garrett and without a broken ankle and the worst defense in team history looks pretty good to me!
Really? You need to go back and look at that series right before half-time in the 2007 Divisional game vs. the Giants. The Dallas offense marches on a 20 play, 10 min+ scoring drive to go up 14 - 7...and then the "fresh as daises" defense proceeds to give up a frigging TD with just 47 seconds left before halftime. There was still enough time left on the clock for Dallas to receive the kickoff and run a play. That's how fast the Giants scored.Take a look at Romo's playoff stats from his early years. He didn't do so well. Clearly, it was not the Defense that came up short in those games. It was the Offense.
That's not fair. Clearly he can watch somebody, on his television, standing in the huddle with a helmet on, and understand exactly what's going on inside their minds and the nature of their relationship with every other player in that huddle. That's a rare ability...except that half the people on this board seem to have it.I totally disagree. I guarantee Romo wanted to win just as bad as anyone. Your description of his persona is just a cheap shot.
We didn't actually block that one, just nailed the punter.We had three blocked punts this season. We had one against the Chargers but it got called back for roughing the punter.