PatAg said:NO, bad jr15aggie, bad!jr15aggie said:
http://www.dallascowboys.com/news/2016/11/07/cowbuzz-mannequinchallenge-goes-viral-after-win-over-browns
ROFL!!!
Not sure what the Mannequin Challenge is, but I think the Cowboys nailed it. LOL, putting Romo in the "stow away" compartment, Zeke showing his abs... LOL... awesome!!!
TXAggie2011 said:So, you'd do what the Cowboys did around 2001? Yeah...Quote:
The more I look at it the more I'm convinced you just bring in two or three cheap guys a year until you find a couple who seem to get it.
I hear Cleveland has a football team.
The Cowboys got lucky with Romo after a lot of miserable seasons and they got lucky with Dak. Just enjoy it and lets hope we don't have a QB vacancy for a long time.
(Pardon my sarcasm)
Yep. I can't figure how Arizona and Carolina have played as bad as they have this season. Arizona is absolutely loaded on both sides of the ball and the fact that they have the record they do has me still scratching my head, especially.jr15aggie said:
Seattle looking pretty decent on MNF.
Looks like the class of the NFC this year is Dallas, Atlanta, and Seattle.
jr15aggie said:
Seattle looking pretty decent on MNF.
Looks like the class of the NFC this year is Dallas, Atlanta, and Seattle.
jtstanley4621 said:
To put it kindly, I strongly dislike the Seahawks. Seems like they somehow always pull out some incredibly favorable calls, or missed calls. Tonight was a good example. I would love to run the ball right through Sherman and Thomas's stupid faces
Yeah, I think I might retract my statement. Dallas & Atlanta are the class of the NFC.Macarthur said:jtstanley4621 said:
To put it kindly, I strongly dislike the Seahawks. Seems like they somehow always pull out some incredibly favorable calls, or missed calls. Tonight was a good example. I would love to run the ball right through Sherman and Thomas's stupid faces
Agree 1000%
jr15aggie said:Yeah, I think I might retract my statement. Dallas & Atlanta are the class of the NFC.Macarthur said:jtstanley4621 said:
To put it kindly, I strongly dislike the Seahawks. Seems like they somehow always pull out some incredibly favorable calls, or missed calls. Tonight was a good example. I would love to run the ball right through Sherman and Thomas's stupid faces
Agree 1000%
Seattle is still that annoying team that gets all the calls (or no calls) and has Cardinal kickers miss 10 yard field goals in OT. Wilson is a really good guy in person, but I can't stand anything about that team, including their coach who loves to complain and whine at the same officials that are trying their best to help him win.
Then you missed the best part... 4th down and goal at the end of the game, Buffalo trying to tie it... Sherman literally blows up a WR running into the end zone (this is 15+ yards down field mind you). No flag, nothing, nadda, zilch! He literally knocks the receiver on his ass. According to the refs that is allowed!Gigem Trevas said:jr15aggie said:Yeah, I think I might retract my statement. Dallas & Atlanta are the class of the NFC.Macarthur said:jtstanley4621 said:
To put it kindly, I strongly dislike the Seahawks. Seems like they somehow always pull out some incredibly favorable calls, or missed calls. Tonight was a good example. I would love to run the ball right through Sherman and Thomas's stupid faces
Agree 1000%
Seattle is still that annoying team that gets all the calls (or no calls) and has Cardinal kickers miss 10 yard field goals in OT. Wilson is a really good guy in person, but I can't stand anything about that team, including their coach who loves to complain and whine at the same officials that are trying their best to help him win.
The whole debacle of the last three seconds of the half made me turn the game off. The fix was in for the Seahawks as usual.
I don't like the Hawks much either. But technically if the QB leaves the pocket the 5 yard contact rule is gone and you can knock the WRs on their assess. So that play might have been legal... you'd need to double check when exactly it happen in relation to the scramble.jr15aggie said:Then you missed the best part... 4th down and goal at the end of the game, Buffalo trying to tie it... Sherman literally blows up a WR running into the end zone (this is 15+ yards down field mind you). No flag, nothing, nadda, zilch! He literally knocks the receiver on his ass. According to the refs that is allowed!Gigem Trevas said:jr15aggie said:Yeah, I think I might retract my statement. Dallas & Atlanta are the class of the NFC.Macarthur said:jtstanley4621 said:
To put it kindly, I strongly dislike the Seahawks. Seems like they somehow always pull out some incredibly favorable calls, or missed calls. Tonight was a good example. I would love to run the ball right through Sherman and Thomas's stupid faces
Agree 1000%
Seattle is still that annoying team that gets all the calls (or no calls) and has Cardinal kickers miss 10 yard field goals in OT. Wilson is a really good guy in person, but I can't stand anything about that team, including their coach who loves to complain and whine at the same officials that are trying their best to help him win.
The whole debacle of the last three seconds of the half made me turn the game off. The fix was in for the Seahawks as usual.
Sherman could tear his ACL tomorrow and it will be one of the few times I won't say, "that's tough, I hate seeing players get hurt".
And to nitpick a little, I've never liked the illegal contact rule, or at least how it's applied. If you're going to call it, make sure it's on someone who actually Sherman's a receiver, not this wimpy touch the guy like a dandelion in the wind call that we see every week.Ag Natural said:I don't like the Hawks much either. But technically if the QB leaves the pocket the 5 yard contact rule is gone and you can knock the WRs on their assess. So that play might have been legal... you'd need to double check when exactly it happen in relation to the scramble.jr15aggie said:Then you missed the best part... 4th down and goal at the end of the game, Buffalo trying to tie it... Sherman literally blows up a WR running into the end zone (this is 15+ yards down field mind you). No flag, nothing, nadda, zilch! He literally knocks the receiver on his ass. According to the refs that is allowed!Gigem Trevas said:jr15aggie said:Yeah, I think I might retract my statement. Dallas & Atlanta are the class of the NFC.Macarthur said:jtstanley4621 said:
To put it kindly, I strongly dislike the Seahawks. Seems like they somehow always pull out some incredibly favorable calls, or missed calls. Tonight was a good example. I would love to run the ball right through Sherman and Thomas's stupid faces
Agree 1000%
Seattle is still that annoying team that gets all the calls (or no calls) and has Cardinal kickers miss 10 yard field goals in OT. Wilson is a really good guy in person, but I can't stand anything about that team, including their coach who loves to complain and whine at the same officials that are trying their best to help him win.
The whole debacle of the last three seconds of the half made me turn the game off. The fix was in for the Seahawks as usual.
Sherman could tear his ACL tomorrow and it will be one of the few times I won't say, "that's tough, I hate seeing players get hurt".
QB wasn't out of the pocket yet. He was drifting to his left a little at the time, but that was it. The WR ran straight at Sherman and Sherman decked him.Quote:
But technically if the QB leaves the pocket the 5 yard contact rule is gone and you can knock the WRs on their assess. So that play might have been legal... you'd need to double check when exactly it happen in relation to the scramble.
jtstanley4621 said:
He's just kind of a dick. And he holds on a good majority of plays. He's obviously an elite corner, but he annoys me.
I remember in the Superbowl Revis gave up a TD and Sherman found a camera and mouthed Revis' number, taunting him... Few non-Cowboys or A&M sports moment brought me more joy than seeing his face go from pure joy after that absurd catch to get to the goal line to him having to just sit in the loss after Wilson threw that game ending interception. Sucked that it had to be to the Patriots that won, but still.
Combine how unlikable their defense as a whole is (despite having some aggies) and the whole fake 12th man thing, and the Seahawks make my blood boil in a very unique way. I hate Pete Carroll too. Very punchable face.
That's pretty surprising seeing as how they were so prolific last year.jr15aggie said:
Sorry to break up the Sherman hate parade, but I heard today that the Cowboys, in 8 games, have matched last years TD total. Wow!
jr15aggie said:
Sorry to break up the Sherman hate parade, but I heard today that the Cowboys, in 8 games, have matched last years TD total. Wow!
PooDoo said:
Guess Sanchez would be Gary Johnson in that scenario.
LOL, I'm so over even caring at this point. The Cowboys are having a great year and the future building blocks are now set. I don't really care either way who plays. Heck, throw Romo in vs. the Steelers (at their house) and let's see what happens!Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:
Romo says' he's been cleared 100% and ready to get back to playing.
Let the QB drama/circus begin.
That "best case scenario" went off the rails a bit there at the end.jr15aggie said:
Best case scenario... Tony takes over and takes us all the way. On the last play of the Super Bowl Tony throws a game winning TD (to his BFF Witten of course) while taking a huge hit. Tony gets up (while his team rushes the field in victory) and thinks to himself, "That hit hurt and dang near broke all of my ribs... I think I'm done". He spends the next two week celebrating and then announces retirement.
Cowboys then win next 3 Super Bowls with Dak, Zeke, and a few new faces paid for by the free cap space from Romo's departure. During the offseason Dak & Zeke get new eleventy million dollar contracts and we are too cap poor to sign anybody else.
We spend the next 5 years bottom feeding with Dak & Zeke surrounded by young scrubs. And then Witten retires.
