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The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Postseason: A Dallas Cowboys Fan’s Rant

Found January 25, 2012 on The Landry Hat:
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Jay shares the same frustrations as the rest of Cowboys Nation Dallas Cowboys-related Tweet of the Week: @kupdeville816 “Just to think the Giants were in ICU and we couldn’t finish them and they were as inconsistent as the Cowboys and now NY in the bowl makes me sick” Football is, without a doubt, my favorite sport to watch. I could spend every Sunday in the regular season watching football for the full 10+ hours (unfortunately, the fact that I have a life prevents such lazy behavior). Obviously, I prefer to watch Cowboys games, but there really isn’t a scenario where I won’t watch an NFL game. Unless it happened to be a game in this postseason. Of the playoff games that I watched this year (my busy schedule prevented me from watching all of them), most of the teams I was rooting for, ending up losing. But that wasn’t the only reason this postseason was horrible. Far from it, in fact. … [visit site to read more] The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Postseason: A Dallas Co...
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