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• Robbo24 said September 21, 2009

  "This was dispicable".
  
  
  

  

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• Canuck said September 21, 2009

  yep, Romo made some poor throws.....again.

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  • Robbo24 replied September 21, 2009

    Ehhhhhhhhhhh,........
• Canuck said September 21, 2009

  Overall, the team played well enough to win so if Romo just cuts out the bad throws then we'll be fine.

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• greenisback said September 21, 2009

  THat was a good game to watch. Romo did let you down. Other then that fluke interception that hit off wittens foot, the other interceptions were just terrible. I dont think the giants looked that good either. Canuck is right you guys prolly win that game if romo doesnt make some of those throws.

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• jaymz77 said September 21, 2009

  I am too much of a sorry @$$ to stay up -- I read that Barber got hurt, when did he go out?

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  • Robbo24 replied September 21, 2009

    The play before Felix Jones' TD. The wheel fell off. Looked like a pull quad, that's unofficial.
  • BowlBound replied September 22, 2009

    It's a quad and the BEAST is going to be out for a bit. Who ever thought we would run against the Giants like that? They tore them a new one on the ground, but Romo just didn't support them on his end.
• Wheelman said September 22, 2009

  If I were the estimable Mr. Jones, I would bring in Messrs Aikman and Staubach, for a heart-to-heart sit down with Tony. He needs guidance and who better to give it than his successful predecessors?

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  • Robbo24 replied September 22, 2009

    A legitimate QB coach would be useful also. Kind of like a Dan Reeves sort of coach.
  • Wheelman replied September 22, 2009

    Wade Wilson, isn`t that good? i/d/k
  • BowlBound replied September 22, 2009

    Staubach had been a big mentor to Aikman. Maybe Troy needs to turn around and do the same for Tony. Tony is just never going to be the leader Troy was. He just doesn't have it in his makeup. You can tell by the way he talks in interviews. His play is going to have to be his leadership quality and Sunday night, it didn't show.
  • Robbo24 replied September 22, 2009

    Yeah, you already know the answer to that question.
  • Canuck replied September 23, 2009

    Jason Garrett was backup to Troy so no need for a QB coach. Tony can be himself, its not lack of leadership, its just lack of experience. The learning curve for the QB position is long
• bluestar243 said September 23, 2009

  Keep the ball on the ground and wear out the other team's defense with ground and pound football. Felix Jones, Choice, and Barber are the real weapons on this offense now. The less Romo puts it in the air, the less liability and the better off he will be. The running game is rock solid now and should be utilized to the maximum.

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  • BowlBound replied September 23, 2009

    Barber is out for at least 2-3 games, so it's Felix and Tashard now. Still not a bad duo to have, but Barber was insane the other night. We need that man in the lineup.
• ItsWhatever said September 23, 2009

  Looks like Barbers fine. He practiced today, and said he wasn't feeling it at all.

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  • BowlBound replied September 24, 2009

    Just hope he doesn't push him self back too quick, especially after Jones questioned his manhood last year during another injury. If Dallas can run like that against the Giants, things may be looking up if Romo gets his stuff together.
• razah12 said September 23, 2009

  Oh no he didn't...
  
  Having visited the palace Sunday, New York Giants linebacker Danny Clark came away less than overly impressed with Jerry Jones' new $1.1-billion Cowboys Stadium. Clark told Sirius XM satellite radio that the visiting locker room inside the stadium features few creature comforts. "There's not a lot of hot water in there," Clark said. "[Jones] cut some corners in the bathroom there." Clark also was dismissive of the noise factor created by an NFL-record crowd of 105,121. "It wasn't as loud as you would think 105,000 people would be," he said.

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  • razah12 replied September 23, 2009

    "There's not a lot of hot water in there," Clark said. "[Jones] cut some corners in the bathroom there."
    
    Clark also was dismissive of the noise factor created by an NFL-record crowd of 105,121.
    
    "It wasn't as loud as you would think 105,000 people would be," he said. "And for [good] reason. I mean, we did a decent job of making some plays so they weren't all over the place, but I played in Michigan [Stadium] where there's 100,000 people. It wasn't crazy.
    
    "I played in New Orleans when we reopened the [Super]Dome in 2006 after Hurricane Katrina.
    
    "That place was twice as loud as this new stadium."
  • razah12 replied September 23, 2009

    I'd say there is a distinct difference in 'nose picking' between the two.
    
    Jerry used the dig, dig, pluck technique. I hope it showed on the Jumbo Tron.
    
    Jerry's World...
  • Robbo24 replied September 23, 2009

    Danny who?,.......
• razah12 said September 23, 2009

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  • filly4ever replied September 23, 2009

    oh man...damn camera's...hahaha
  • razah12 replied September 23, 2009

    check this one out filly
    
    
  • Robbo24 replied September 23, 2009

    Yeah those camera's are everywhere.
    
    

    
  • razah12 replied September 23, 2009

    I'd say there is a distinct difference in 'nose picking' between the two.
    
    Jerry used the dig, dig, pluck technique. I hope it showed on the Jumbo Tron.
    
    Jerry's World.
  • filly4ever replied September 23, 2009

    Well, their both sending signals... one involves intacourse..the other hygene...hahahaha....
  • Robbo24 replied September 23, 2009

    No it was a response when he was asked what he thought about Boston. But then could you blame him?
• razah12 said September 23, 2009

  Wow, bad blood...

  

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  • razah12 replied September 23, 2009

    what was this all about?
  • Robbo24 replied September 23, 2009

    Since you like the G-men so much. You got other issues to worry about,..... don't you?

    
  • razah12 replied September 23, 2009

    The past is the past bruddah...
  • Wheelman replied September 23, 2009

    I`m rather thankful that the Hawks don`t play the Swamp Things this year....Peculiar season, Indy is as far east as we go.
  • Robbo24 replied September 23, 2009

    Yeah you're right,....Hey, another New York team, and more recent too.
    
    

    
  • Robbo24 replied September 23, 2009

    I guess ring kissing isn't on the menu eh Raz,....
  • razah12 replied September 23, 2009

    Ouch, that can't feel good.
  • BowlBound replied September 24, 2009

    I'm sure Brandon Jacobs was running his mouth again. He better not do it to Columbo though. Wrong move.
• razah12 said September 23, 2009

  “I don't know why on God's earth Tony Romo has been anointed a superstar in the National Football League.”
  
  -- Tony Dorsett

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  • Wheelman replied September 23, 2009

    Lemmee give you the answer, Mr. Dorsett. Two words, J-e-r-r-y J-o-n-e-s. Got that, pardner?
  • Robbo24 replied September 23, 2009

    "We are not here to kiss Bills rings.",.......(16-9)
    
    Rex Ryan
    
    
    
    

    
• razah12 said September 23, 2009

  Have to focus on Atlanta for now, but we will see them again in our house on November 22nd.
  
  Robbo, noticed you haven't responded to Tony Dorsett's comment?

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  • Robbo24 replied September 23, 2009

    He is from PA, and has a history of being an @$$hole don't surprise me one bit. I was happy when he left. I never been a big fan. Fumbled too much and caused too many distractions, like now. What's new?
  • BowlBound replied September 24, 2009

    Atlanta is not going to be a cakewalk. Looks like the Pats could be a little vulnerable.
  • ItsWhatever replied September 24, 2009

    The Pat's O-line has looked fairly terrible. But Tom's knee is a problem as well. Can't forget Welker wasn't in the game either.
  • Canuck replied September 24, 2009

    Dorsett's comment wasn't being cruel. He was actually referring to the fact that Romo was a backup QB and as soon as he became the starter, the media and fans made him out to be a superstar. The fact is he needs more time to develop and given that he is the QB of the Cowboys, he is placed at a higher standard.....whether he likes it or not.
  • razah12 replied September 24, 2009

    Those are some of the best responses I have ever heard.
    
    Seriously!
    
    From Tony Dorsett to the Pats to the Falcons. An excellent volley!
    
    Robbo, if the guy is a jerk than I can understand. Thanks for the background.
    
    BB, I know Atlanta is going to be tough. I routed for Ryan at BC but he must go down this week. And yes, the Pats are vulnerable. We could have been sitting pretty if we beat both Buffalo and the Jets, considering Miami is 0-2. But shoulda coulda woulda doesn't float in the NFL.
    
    ItsWhatever, O-line is def not on Brady's Isotoner Christmas list yet. They got to step it up. I also think they should use a full back as a blocker to help when the defensive blitz schemes of the opposing teams gets too difficult. Not only could his knee be bothering him and ALSO his shoulder. Although he is throwing a lot, he doesn't seem to be able to get Moss the big one. Then there is the 'rust' as they say it and yes Welker was out. Edelman did a nice job stepping up for Welker, but what a lot of people are forgetting is that MAYO is out as well. He is defensive captain. But as Brady said in his local weekly interview, he said they have to get better, its' as simple as that. He did say that the veterans especiallly need to step up their leadership. Harrison, Seau, Seymour and Bruschi aren't walking through that door.
    
    Canuck, it sounded kind of harsh. The Jessica Simpson crap and the mishandled snap hurt his cause. I like the kid and I hope things work out for him.
• Wheelman said September 24, 2009

  

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  • Wheelman replied September 24, 2009

    Maybe,....in his heart,....it isn`t over?
  • razah12 replied September 24, 2009

    Is he back with her?
  • Wheelman replied September 24, 2009

    Not that I know of.....But breaking up doesn`t always mean that a relationship is truly over, or for both people. Such a situation could very easily be a distraction, or something that would affect job performance. Its only speculation on my part that this `could` be a problem in Tony`s life, lest PFT pick up on it and run with a BIG SCOOP.