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What do the Saturday Night Live crew and the Dallas Cowboys have in common? They are both populated with "Not-Yet-Ready-For-Primetime-Players."
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"Be not afraid of greatness; some are born great, some achieve greatness, and others have greatness thrust upon them." ~ William Shakespeare
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October 15, 2007
Before I get started, let me clearly point out that the better team won. There were a few critical mistakes made by Dallas that might have given them the opportunity to win this game with the word 'might' being the key. As I said in my analysis, the Cowboys would have to play a perfect game to have a chance and they clearly did not. The Patriots deserve all the credit...
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October 13, 2007
Each week, FanProphet.com and FIO writer Aaron McGhee will take a look at one NFL match-up with huge fantasy implications. McGhee breaks down the contest and clues you in on how some of your fantasy players involved will perform this coming weekend.
This Week: Patriots at Cowboys
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October 15, 2007
After yesterdays demolition of the Cowboys by the Pats, some strange questions were asked by someone in the media to Belichick and then Brady.
Here's the video of the question to Belichick
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October 16, 2007
Brady will grace the front page of Sportaphile if his team can win every game this season. Thats how confident I am this is NOT gonna happen.
"This is the best offense I've ever seen." - Keyshawn Johnson
"Maybe the best team I've ever seen" - Chris Collinsworth
The media hysteria with New England is getting unbearable.
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October 13, 2007
Sunday, the 5-0 New England Patriots travel to Dallas, TX to face the 5-0 Dallas Cowboys.
The Pats are currently 0-4 at Texas Stadium and hope to break that unlucky streak.
This much-hyped game features two teams that are either #1, #2, or tied for #1 or 2 in most NFL categories and two defensive-minded coaches in Wade Philips and Bill Belichick, both proponents of the 3-4 scheme.
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October 13, 2007
Sunday's Cowboys/Patriots game will be Tony Romo's 16th consecutive regular-season start. With a full season under his belt and the Cowboys at 5-0 for the first time in nearly 25 years, the New York Times pulled back the curtain on the 27-year-old QB who went undrafted out of Eastern Illinois.
"As if he were a teenager alone in his bedroom, Cowboys quarterback Tony...
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October 16, 2007
The Counselor is IN:
The Patriots came to play in Dallas. Dallas did play well but did not bring there full "A" game. Here are some lessons that I think can be learned from Sunday's Cowboy loss to the Patriots.
1) Penalties, Penalties, Penalties: The Cowboys were in double digits for penalties. How many first and 10's turned into first and 20's. There...
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October 15, 2007
Shouldn't Wade Phillips be more upset with his crappy defense then on Bill Belichick's offense?
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Great montage of Wes Welker in college burning defenses like he does today.
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Many questions were brought fourth once the trade from Oakland happened this past April, but Randy Moss has fit in just well with the pats this year.
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October 16, 2007
Time for our weekly look at some of the most intelligent and thought-provoking musings on sports internet message boards. Because isn't that where all intelligent sports fans go to discuss things?
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October 16, 2007
Another exciting week of NFL football has passed. A few teams established themselves as the ones to beat, while others took steps backwards.
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