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Campbell is indefinitely our starer this season. 50-50 he's here for more than one year. The cult of colt is strong damn right because Campbell hasn't convinced us he can do anything. He can be a QB who doesn't throw ints when hes got the best RB in the league that doesn't mean this guy should stay around.
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[B]Question is, would El throw down the field or constantly throw across it like he runs?[/B] I say bring back Jay Schrader!HAHA[/quote] Nothing but screens...... and an occasional downfield pass to Cooley. :) |
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Todd Collins woulda done better late in the season. Problem is he isn't young enough to take the beating that the old OL relinquishes!
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[quote=Ruhskins;525779]Don't forget that the Cowboys' expectations were very high at the beginning of the season, and were considered a SB contender; whereas the Redskins were not expected to do as well as they did.[/quote]
Ya well we did meet other peoples expectations of us finishing last in the east... It's not about how you do the first half the season it's how you do the whole season |
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JC sucks, he's the worst in the NFL. Our Owner and our GM are also among the worst in the NFL. No I take that back. That's not a fair statement. Our Owner and GM are the worst in the NFL. Also Zorn is the worst coach in the NFL he admitted that himself. He went 8-8 his first year. I expected at least 14-2. Or better. Jason Taylor he sucks. It doesn't matter if he was hurt he should play hurt and make the pro bowl. Moss can't get open. Rogers has no hands and Hall is a trouble maker. I wish Jerry Jones was our owner. And Wade was our HC. And Romo was our QB. If Colt isn't our starter in 09 I'm becoming a Cowboys fan.
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Take 2 lithium and call me in the morning 44. We'll talk. It's gonna be alright.
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[quote=53Fan;525812]Take 2 lithium and call me in the morning 44. We'll talk. It's gonna be alright.[/quote]
Ha ha. I think Dmek25 took me seriously on the Leftwich thread. :) |
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^ i wanted to yell, but decided a nice calm intervention type thread will help you .... we're here for you.
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[quote=Meks;525817]^ i wanted to yell, but decided a nice calm intervention type thread will help you .... we're here for you.[/quote]
Meks I was going to let it ride but for the sake of our guest I didn't want them to think we were completely crazy:) |
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[quote=Nflnick11;525790]Ya well we did meet other peoples expectations of us finishing last in the east... It's not about how you do the first half the season it's how you do the whole season[/quote]
Other expectations were for us to have a losing season, and we didn't. Not to mention how competitive our division was this season. I mean, come on there's a big difference between finishing last in our division and last in the NFC West (which that type of production was what was expected of us). Regardless, my original point was to counter you defending the Cowboys saying that they were still in the playoff hunt much later in the season than we were (which I don't think we were out of the playoff that early in the season). And I was comparing the expectations by the sports media of our team and the Cowboys. The Cowboys were expected to have a season like the Giants, but they didn't. The Cowboys were the ones with all the flashy free agent acquisitions, and their owner guaranteed that they would make the playoffs. Meanwhile our team had a rookie coach, some young receivers, a questionable offensive line, and a banged up RB. |
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I think we have seen the best JC is going to be. To bad because we have little on the bench. This team has so many needs I see little chance of drafting a QB first round. There are two things the O needs more out of the QB spot and a line that has so many needs one draft will not due! O9 will be a long season just like the end of 08 was.
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WTF?:bdh: :postcop: :doh:
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[quote=Nflnick11;525776]I've never heard zorn say that and I watched him on NBC all the time...still he was making mistakes during the 2nd half of the season and is a major factor as to why we slumped the second half of the season[/quote]
It was in a WP article that was written in the 2nd half sometime. I tried searching but it didn't go back that far. Bottom line is JC is going to be the QB next season. We all want him to be one of the top QB in the league, we'll see if it comes to pass but by no means is he terrible or the worst QB in the league. As poorly as our OL played in the 2nd half it's hard to judge anyone's production. |
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[quote=Nflnick11;525660]Campbells got a great arm and great legs, other than that, he's not good. Surprised no ones mentioned the true successor, Brennan...[/quote]
why does everyone love Colt? He may indeed be good, but remember when Spurrier's offense what "tearing it up" in the 2nd half of pre-season games then went on to do 0 when it counted? Campbell is solid, and made strides last season, he's got 1 more to demonstrate that he's the undeniable future, otherwise, its open compeition in 2010. |
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[quote=Luxorreb;525786]Todd Collins woulda done better late in the season. Problem is he isn't young enough to take the beating that the old OL relinquishes![/quote]
You're crazy. If the O-Line was really in such bad shape then Vinny would have done something about it DUH. Oh wait. [quote=44ever;525797]JC sucks, he's the worst in the NFL. Our Owner and our GM are also among the worst in the NFL. No I take that back. That's not a fair statement. Our Owner and GM are the worst in the NFL. Also Zorn is the worst coach in the NFL he admitted that himself. He went 8-8 his first year. I expected at least 14-2. Or better. Jason Taylor he sucks. It doesn't matter if he was hurt he should play hurt and make the pro bowl. Moss can't get open. Rogers has no hands and Hall is a trouble maker. I wish Jerry Jones was our owner. And Wade was our HC. And Romo was our QB. If Colt isn't our starter in 09 I'm becoming a Cowboys fan.[/quote] ZOMG, so you're a member of the misleading post club to??!?!?!? |
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