Re: Romo Broken Clavical
 

[quote=firstdown;752654]The only problem with this is that Jerry and Snyder are friends so would Jerry really be that upset that his friend won the SB when he knew his team was toast in November?[/quote]

Friends or colleagues?

Re: Romo Broken Clavical
 

Friends or not they're still competitive when it comes to their teams. Of course it would burn Jerrah just a bit if Snyder hoisted the SB trophy on his field.

Re: Romo Broken Clavical
 

The Cowboys are going to play a home game Super Bowl this year!

hahahaha

Re: Romo Broken Clavical
 

All of this started in preaseason. The Cowtards only played well one game this season and that was the one game they won. Their O-line problems have been on display and obvious since the first snap of preseason; EVERYTHING that's happened to them was foreboded before the regular season started. The only reason they got so much hype and that word "talent" was thrown around so much to cover for their deficiencies is because the sports media loves to dangle off their scrotum. I couldn't believe last night that they were still the favored team of the analysts when Big Blue is on an impressive streak and Dallas had shown nothing, nothing at all, that would indicate they were better on paper than NY. The sports media almost certainly thought it was a given that the Cowtards, because of their "talent" and "weapons", would take the NFC East, and for the drama angle alone had a stake in seeing Dallas host the Superbowl.

And so the endless Cowtard taint-licking went on and on, when it was clear from the very beginning that they were one of the most overrated teams in the NFL because of the deficiencies that were being iced over. Their regular season is a mirror image of preseason; none of this should be surprising.

It was only a matter of time before Romo got killed behind that line, especially considering how much he likes to hotdog it and make something happen. Kitna is going to get pushed around behind it, too. That line is every bit as bad as our line was last season, and suffering from all the same intangibles that ours was, as well.

Oh well. Too bad so sad. No Superbowl for you, come back one year!

Re: Romo Broken Clavical
 

Are they finally got to gut their Madden rating with the next Roster Update?

Re: Romo Broken Clavical
 

[quote=Lotus;752703]The Cowboys are going to play a home game Super Bowl this year!

hahahaha[/quote]


I bet Jerry won't even give this miserable bunch tickets.

Re: Redskins
 

[quote=Mattyk;752663]Friends or not they're still competitive when it comes to their teams. Of course it would burn Jerrah just a bit if Snyder hoisted the SB trophy on his field.[/quote]

I doubt it would burn JJ. He hoisted 3 trophys in just a couple of years during his tenure as owner, while Danny hasn't even sniffed ONE after 10 years of ownership. I think he'd a little happy for the young fella.

Re: Redskins
 

[quote=LavaRnChad;752726]I think he'd a little happy for the young fella.[/quote]

:confused- Huh?

Re: Redskins
 

[quote=ashvirtually;752706]All of this started in preaseason. The Cowtards only played well one game this season and that was the one game they won. Their O-line problems have been on display and obvious since the first snap of preseason; EVERYTHING that's happened to them was foreboded before the regular season started. The only reason they got so much hype and that word "talent" was thrown around so much to cover for their deficiencies is because the sports media loves to dangle off their scrotum. I couldn't believe last night that they were still the favored team of the analysts when Big Blue is on an impressive streak and Dallas had shown nothing, nothing at all, that would indicate they were better on paper than NY. The sports media almost certainly thought it was a given that the Cowtards, because of their "talent" and "weapons", would take the NFC East, and for the drama angle alone had a stake in seeing Dallas host the Superbowl.

And so the endless Cowtard taint-licking went on and on, when it was clear from the very beginning that they were one of the most overrated teams in the NFL because of the deficiencies that were being iced over. Their regular season is a mirror image of preseason; none of this should be surprising.

It was only a matter of time before Romo got killed behind that line, especially considering how much he likes to hotdog it and make something happen. Kitna is going to get pushed around behind it, too. That line is every bit as bad as our line was last season, and suffering from all the same intangibles that ours was, as well.

[/quote]

They are very hyped, but as much as I hate to admit it, the Giants are the first team I've seen beat them soundly this year without them shooting themselves with penalties. Their O-line ain't great but it wasn't their fault Romo got hurt, it was the FB #44 that missed his assignment. The Giants D scares me because our line is a little worse than the Cowboys.

Re: Romo Broken Clavical
 

"When he hit the ground, I heard he let out a little scream," Boley said. "So I knew something was up. But I didn't think he was going to lay down. I thought it was just a normal hit."

lolololololololololololol

Re: Redskins
 

[quote=Buster;752727]:confused- Huh?[/quote]

Why wouldn't he, these guys are buddies. Besides, he's hosting a SB in HIS stadium. How many owners have been lobbying to get that game played in theirs? With all the dough put in his pocket and world-wide media in his house... please. You think Snyder would trip because of the teams playing a SB in our stadium?

Re: Redskins
 

[quote=LavaRnChad;752726]I doubt it would burn JJ. He hoisted 3 trophys in just a couple of years during his tenure as owner, while Danny hasn't even sniffed ONE after 10 years of ownership. I think he'd a little happy for the young fella.[/quote]

Sure he would be happy for him, but you can't tell me a part of him wouldn't be ticked it wasn't him winning the SB in front of his home crowd in his fancy new stadium. Instead it's his biggest division rival? Sure, no burn there.

Re: Redskins
 

[quote=Chico23231;752749]"When he hit the ground, I heard he let out a little scream," Boley said. "So I knew something was up. But I didn't think he was going to lay down. I thought it was just a normal hit."

lolololololololololololol[/quote]

Wow, a player getting hurt rival or not is funny? Way to show class...

Re: Redskins
 

[quote=LavaRnChad;752757]Wow, a player getting hurt rival or not is funny? Way to show class...[/quote]

I thought the quote was funny...do I care he is hurt? Nope, could give a sh*t

Re: Redskins
 

[quote=LavaRnChad;752747]They are very hyped, but as much as I hate to admit it, the Giants are the first team I've seen beat them soundly this year without them shooting themselves with penalties. Their O-line ain't great but it wasn't their fault Romo got hurt, it was the FB #44 that missed his assignment. [/quote]Agreed with all of this.

[quote=LavaRnChad;752747]The Giants D scares me because our line is a little worse than the Cowboys.[/quote]I'm frightened by their D, too, for the same reason, so I'm agreed with this in part: those negative intangibles we were suffering from last year that are affecting the Cowtards this year [B]aren't[/B] affecting us anymore.

Our O-line IS a little worse than Dallas', but we are more disciplined and are playing with more heart this year than them, and those things matter.

I don't think Big Blue runs up the score and blows us out like they were on their way to doing to Dallas before they started playing sloppy again. Our O-line from last year that would have wilted under this D they're putting up won't do it now.