Well he's definately not a Payton Manning or Drew Breese, thats for sure. He is not worthy of that big contract he signed. LoL, another Danny White!
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by Houshphandzadeh » Mon Oct 18, 2010 12:54:51
I think if I were a Cowboys fan, I'd want Schottenheimer.
Here's hoping they pay Urban Meyer a gazillion dollars.
Here's hoping they pay Urban Meyer a gazillion dollars.
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by Houshphandzadeh » Mon Oct 18, 2010 12:58:27
The Eeming Tree wrote:Bleeding Green: "Cowboys fans shouldn't be too sad... after all your Yankees are in the ALCS! Plus Lakers season is almost here!"
that's pretty good
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by Swiggers » Mon Oct 18, 2010 14:23:08
Disgusting. Just plain disgusting.
At least ol' JJ doesnt have to worry about a Superbowl home game for the 'boys . . .
The penalties and turnovers and playcalling just never get better. This falls on the HC and the OC. Please, please, please, Lord, make the bad men go away. Please.
So disappointing. This is the most frustrating Cowboys team I have ever watched. At least in the Campo days no one expected to win so it was even better when they did.
At this rate we are headed for 4-12. Maybe the season ticket sales will slump hard for 2011 and Jerry will be forced into hiring a real coach and getting the hell out of the way. Delusion has set in, time for some serious drinking.
we can debate the Cowboys problems all day long. BUT, at the end at the end of the day it's Jerrah's team and he calls the shots. this current team is a direct product of what Jerrah wants. until he can admit to himself that his bad GMing is the main problem in Dallas, we get more of this. a high profile crappy team.
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by Philly the Kid » Mon Oct 18, 2010 14:36:18
Soren wrote:Cowboys are the new raiders
Not quite yet. But with Jerrah, they could well be. Al Davis is grotesque anachronism. The things that made him successful in the 60's in to 70's are just way out of date. He's like Fidel, Capo for life. Jerrah will be the same way, he'll never sell the Boyz, and hopefully he will continue to do random stuff that messes them up. Another 8-10 years of age on Jerruh and it will become ever-more like Al Davis... luv it!
As long as D never enters or wins another SB in my lifetime, and in the 2000's, it will be a small but potent pleasure for me. I'll sleep just that much better.
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by TenuredVulture » Tue Oct 19, 2010 12:12:04
Houshphandzadeh wrote:The Eeming Tree wrote:Bleeding Green: "Cowboys fans shouldn't be too sad... after all your Yankees are in the ALCS! Plus Lakers season is almost here!"
that's pretty good
Yeah, in a different year maybe but now they're all "I've been a Rangers fan all along."
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by Houshphandzadeh » Tue Oct 26, 2010 11:42:21
He's probably back for teh Eagles game, right?
EDIT: prob not
EDIT: prob not
Barnwell wrote:Based on a quick look at comparable injuries, chances are that Romo's out for the season. Most fractured clavicles are season-ending injuries. The best-case scenario -- assuming Romo's clavicle actually is fractured and not just bruised -- has Romo back in about six weeks. One player who was able to come back from a fractured clavicle in about that timeframe is Chad Ochocinco, who did so as a rookie.
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