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Another 4th Quarter Collapse

Found December 12, 2011 on Defending the Star:
PLAYERS: Tony Romo,  Miles Austin,  Rob Ryan,  Mario Manningham,  Demarcus Ware,  Eli Manning,  Terence Newman,  Phil Costa,  Mike Jenkins,  Barry Church,  DeMarco Murray,  Dan Bailey
TEAMS: Dallas Cowboys,  New York Giants,  Oklahoma State Cowboys

I was at the game last night. It was probably the most exciting game I have ever attended. And I have never walked out of a game as angry as I was last night.I'm not going to blame Tony Romo. All he did was put up 321 yards, 4 touchdowns, and lead his team to a 12 point lead late in the 4th quarter. Miles Austin says he lost the deep ball late in the game in the lights and I'm going to take him at his word. A completion there might have sealed the win but the Cowboys missed it.I blame the defense. Rob Ryan's crew was flat out awful pretty much from start to finish. It has become painfully obvious that the defense can't run the scheme that Ryan has tried to bring to Dallas. The pre-snap adjustments that are required with Ryan's defense are just too much for the players to handle. It is amazing how often the secondary completely misses assignments. The pass to Mario Manningham that went for a touchdown was a perfect example of that. No one even thought a...
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