Undisputed: Michael Irvin explains why he felt the Cowboys did not win that game

[TequilaCowboy]

Wow, if even the most proCowboy rose colored glasses wearer says that, it must be true. He knows he can't even lie about it.

This team really needs to step it up going into the playoffs. Offense, defense AND special teams.

 

[Praxit]

CD Lamb, thinks otherwise.

Defense gives Lions two extra shots to cash in. Instead, defense cashes them out.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Michael Irving needs to get his head out of his rear end! He needs to realize and understand that our bad Oline is what is truly affecting and hindering our Offense. The problem starts and finishes with our Oline. Michael forgets how he, Troy and Emmitt luckily had the Wall of Dallas, best Oline of the 90s, to block and protect for them. Had it not been for that 90s Wall of Dallas, Troy, Irvin and Emmitt would definitely have been able to become the stars that they did.

 

[cald0d30s0]

Irvin's records were much more impressive. This is era driven.

Remember a month or so ago that people here were mad because some of us considered eagles won because of luck? Tons of people here were saying a win is a win, blablablabla.

 

[visionary]

Bad run blocking and crap at RB is the reason. 3rd and 2 or 3rd and 3 and first snd goal within 5 yards are obvious passing downs for us

Cant beat the best teams doing this

 

[BotchedLobotomy]

It comes down to the OL and DL, both units are playing horribly right now.

 

[vicjagger]

Are we to supposed to assume that Detroit still completes that pass if #68 is announced to the Cowboy defense as eligible?

And why did Detroit snap the ball after #70 was announced as eligible?

 

[Tabascocat]

That’s why Dallas has to get the #2 to have a fighting chance at home. This offense as it stands now won’t look too good on the playoff road.

 

[Risen Star]

This smacks in the face of the team PR reps around here saying a win is a win is a win.

Now with their own Michael Irvin saying not so they don't know what to do.

 

[Rock423]

That's because we didn't win the game.

Any honorable man considers the Cowboys 10-6.

I’m a honorable man, the Cowboys won that game. How many games have we been in the opposite side? Take them any way you can get them. Should we feel bad that they won a game? Be mad at not executing during crucial points in the game. But to ***** and moan because we won? Naw I’m good.

 

[KJJ]

CD Lamb, thinks otherwise.

Defense gives Lions two extra shots to cash in. Instead, defense cashes them out.

The Lions cashed in easily on their first try but it was taken away. I don’t feel good about our defense showing no resistance in the final 1:41 with the game on the line. It was the same thing the previous week against Miami. The offense gave us the lead late in the game and our defense couldn’t hold.

 

[Nav22]

I agree with Irv. The offense is a big concern. When they look good the Cowboys look unbeatable. But when they don't, it's painful to watch.

"Big concern"? We're #2 in the NFL in offensive efficiency. Only thing we really lack is a consistent run game.

One could say we would've put up 27 points vs Detroit if not for that fluky CeeDee fumble.

 

[pansophy]

1. The offense has taken a big step back in the last two weeks when it comes to scoring.
2. The red zone miscues have been an issue all season long.
3. If it wasn't for sure foot Aubrey would they be fighting for the NFCE title this weekend?

Fumbles inside the 1 yard line will do that.