Week 5 NFL Random Thoughts

[Aso]

fascinating...its one thing to have a game winning drive and hope your kicker makes what ever the distance is.

its another when you waste 3 plays basically telling your kicker we expect you to make this because thats what we are doing is sitting on the ball to eat clock.

51-48 with tons of passing yards and yet at the end of the day its still FootBall

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[ram29jackson]

:ukiddingme:

cut the childish bullshit . Don't give me the junk about its exactly the same thing. It really isn't.
I'm an intellectually sound adult. I understand what you are getting at. Its still very interesting in itself.

 

[JimLeavy59]

cut the childish bullshit . Don't give me the junk about its exactly the same thing. It really isn't.
I'm an intellectually sound adult. I understand what you are getting at. Its still very interesting in itself.

Are you trolling?

 

[EmpireWF]

Yes, it is actually interesting that a game could be a 48-48 offensive slugfest and be decided on a drama-less little chip shot of a field goal after Peyton Manning dives to stop the clock twice.

 

[EmpireWF]

And those Jerry Jones reaction shots are fucking priceless.

 

[ram29jackson]

Yes, it is actually interesting that a game could be a 48-48 offensive slugfest and be decided on a drama-less little chip shot of a field goal after Peyton Manning dives to stop the clock twice.

its only drama-less because he made it. That's the point, its one thing to miss a 45 or longer yarder for what ever multiple reasons..weather, bad snap, bad hold, wrong hashmark, defenders getting through. Its another to be point blank, go back a few yards on successive plays because the assumption is made that the game is ours because you damn well better not miss

 

[f16harm]

Can anyone here play right guard and/or right tackle? Don't worry, there is more than one open spot.

 

[ram29jackson]

Can anyone here play right guard and/or right tackle? Don't worry, there is more than one open spot.

the Rams and Packers have the same problem, get in line

 

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

There's few things in sports more guaranteed to happen than a Tony Romo turn over with the game on the line.

Pink uniforms and two teams with helpless defenses scoring 99 points should have been more fun. But as a Dallas fan I can't celebrate a thing in a close game because I know Romo will blow it late.

 

[JimLeavy59]

lol at the people who wanted the Raiders to sign Tebow instead of starting Terrelle Pryor

 

[f16harm]

the Rams and Packers have the same problem, get in line

We are first though, because we are on pace to give up the most sacks in an NFL season.

 

[Glenbino]

Really worried about Denver's ability to cover elite TEs still.

Luckily the rest of the teams that have a top tier TE don't have WRs like Dez Bryant to distract us.

I don't know how you beat Denver honestly. If 48 points at home isn't enough I don't know what is.

One more week until Von Miller comes back. :smug:

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[kmanharris]

Really worried about Denver's ability to cover elite TEs still.

Luckily the rest of the teams that have a top tier TE don't have WRs like Dez Bryant to distract us.

I don't know how you beat Denver honestly. If 48 points at home isn't enough I don't know what is.

One more week until Von Miller comes back. :smug:

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That game last night was amazing to watch. Both QBs were zoned in like I have never seen. Peyton was Peyton and Romo matched him, and even outplayed him. It is incredibly sad that the interception at the end of the game is what is being talked about today. Without Romo, Dallas loses by 21+. But because the Denver LB made a great play, Romo is the scapegoat.

That was Romo's best game, interception included, of his career and the team still couldn't win. When you throw for 500+ yards and 5 touchdowns, what else can you do?

 

[ryne candy]

 

[Primetime]

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[x0xHumblex0x]

That game last night was amazing to watch. Both QBs were zoned in like I have never seen. Peyton was Peyton and Romo matched him, and even outplayed him. It is incredibly sad that the interception at the end of the game is what is being talked about today. Without Romo, Dallas loses by 21+. But because the Denver LB made a great play, Romo is the scapegoat.

That was Romo's best game, interception included, of his career and the team still couldn't win. When you throw for 500+ yards and 5 touchdowns, what else can you do?

and you call me an RGIII homie??
:homieslol:

 

[kmanharris]

and you call me an RGIII homie??
:homieslol:

Was anything I said not true? I'm not saying Romo is an elite QB or that my team will finish 9-2 the rest of the way after looking like ass (LOL at that prediction)

There's a handful of other people/units I put the blame on before I make Romo the scapegoat. Dude is 25/36 for 500+ and 5 touchdowns and people want to blame HIM for the reason we lost.

Stick with posting .gifs and absurd predictions for your team that has looked even shittier than mine.

edit: oh look, Aso agreed with you. You MUST be correct now.

 

[x0xHumblex0x]

Was anything I said not true? I'm not saying Romo is an elite QB or that my team will finish 9-2 the rest of the way after looking like ass (LOL at that prediction)

There's a handful of other people/units I put the blame on before I make Romo the scapegoat. Dude is 25/36 for 500+ and 5 touchdowns and people want to blame HIM for the reason we lost.

Stick with posting .gifs and absurd predictions for your team that has looked even shittier than mine.

edit: oh look, Aso agreed with you. You MUST be correct now.

:MFer:

but he lost.......again in a clutch situation, he threw a pick (again).
his last big one was.....should i remind you??
he did throw for 500+ yards which is nuts
and
Eli did too, earlier this season, and lost as well.
all that just adds up to stats in the book unless you watched the game.

true - you cannot blame just Romo but with a chance to win at home, last posession, is the difference between winning and losing.
he is notoriously bad in that category.
i will say that there defense is so bad, we will see on Sunday night against my "Homies", how bad they really are :yep:

 

[Aso]

Has there ever been a QB in NFL history who has gotten so much credit for "almost winning". Don't care how many yards or TD's he threw. He threw a pass into triple coverage with the game on the line and set the Broncos up with a chipshot game winning field goal. Yeah he almost led his team to a victory but that means jack shit. His mistake was what lost them the game. End of story. Keep celebrating Tony Romo's almost wins.

 

[ram29jackson]

We are first though, because we are on pace to give up the most sacks in an NFL season.

another stat like passing yards that's unimportant in a way or might become unimportant, at least compared to previous history.

all I mean is, teams are passing so much now that of course sack numbers will grow too. Its just a hazard of the game so to speak.