gigem1223 said:

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expresswrittenconsent said:

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dave94 said:

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Grapesoda2525 said:

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jr15aggie said:

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bonfarr said:

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I got a Fantasy update on Gallup, his status has changed from Out to Questionable so it appears he is close to a return. Let's see if he practices this week.

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His loss has definitely been felt. Cowboys have to do a better job down the road dealing with injuries if they want to compete in December & January. They are going to happen. But it's clear we are noticeably better with Gallop.

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Garrett is our Achilles heel in both big regular season games and playoff games.

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So we haven't won any big regular season games the last 2 out of 3 years. I guess on the road at Atlanta and at home v. the Saints last year doesn't count anymore?

I understand that Garrett isn't Sean Payton, but he gets zero credit for wins and all the blame for losses from some of y'all.

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He is a known quantity. If you want to see cartwheels and high fives for winning 8 games, you're going to be disappointed, because that isnt how the internet works. A decade in and he hasn't sniffed a conf title game, let alone any thoughts of actually winning a super bowl. That is the goal and he isnt good enough to come close to achieving it.



Heres a little red meat for the 6 of you who run around making dozens upon dozens of posts on this thread complaining about how underrated and mistreated poor old Jason Garrett is - last year in the playoffs he outcoached a guy with a
super bowl ring. Sure, the next week a 10yr old coach and a 77 year old running back dominated him, but still, for that one day he coached circles around pete carroll.

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Here's some facts for ya.

- Only one other coach has more wins since 2016 than red. (I'll save the math for ya, that doesn't equate to 8 wins a year)
- 10-1divisional record in his last 11
- 3 division titles in the last 5 years.

The rams were a better team last season. Is Garrett the best coach? No. But he's certainly not a bad or even average coach. His coaching record is proof of that.

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Grapesoda2525 said:

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gigem1223 said:

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expresswrittenconsent said:

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dave94 said:

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Grapesoda2525 said:

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jr15aggie said:

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bonfarr said:

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I got a Fantasy update on Gallup, his status has changed from Out to Questionable so it appears he is close to a return. Let's see if he practices this week.

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His loss has definitely been felt. Cowboys have to do a better job down the road dealing with injuries if they want to compete in December & January. They are going to happen. But it's clear we are noticeably better with Gallop.

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Garrett is our Achilles heel in both big regular season games and playoff games.

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So we haven't won any big regular season games the last 2 out of 3 years. I guess on the road at Atlanta and at home v. the Saints last year doesn't count anymore?

I understand that Garrett isn't Sean Payton, but he gets zero credit for wins and all the blame for losses from some of y'all.

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He is a known quantity. If you want to see cartwheels and high fives for winning 8 games, you're going to be disappointed, because that isnt how the internet works. A decade in and he hasn't sniffed a conf title game, let alone any thoughts of actually winning a super bowl. That is the goal and he isnt good enough to come close to achieving it.



Heres a little red meat for the 6 of you who run around making dozens upon dozens of posts on this thread complaining about how underrated and mistreated poor old Jason Garrett is - last year in the playoffs he outcoached a guy with a
super bowl ring. Sure, the next week a 10yr old coach and a 77 year old running back dominated him, but still, for that one day he coached circles around pete carroll.

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Here's some facts for ya.

- Only one other coach has more wins since 2016 than red. (I'll save the math for ya, that doesn't equate to 8 wins a year)
- 10-1divisional record in his last 11
- 3 division titles in the last 5 years.

The rams were a better team last season. Is Garrett the best coach? No. But he's certainly not a bad or even average coach. His coaching record is proof of that.

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It's really not fair, but this is the way it is.

When you have 5 super bowls already, all that really matters is Super Bowls. Garrett got owned twice by McCarthy and Rodgers in the divisional round, he got owned by mcveigh and Goff in the divisional round. To go even further back, Phillips got owned by coughlin in the divisional round. Notice how I keep bringing up the divisional round?

It's all about championships and going to the super bowl. We haven't done that since the 90's. If we don't make it to at least the NFC title game this year, the Jones family needs to go in another direction at head coach.

Most cowboy fans are probably a little uneasy this week. We just got beat by a superior coach who was fighting with one hand ( his dominant hand) tied behind his back. Our game plan was pathetic and it didn't even come close to actually working. Should have been more aggressive from the get go. Too many runs on first down. Look familiar? The Scott linehan special.

If you want to celebrate division titles then go be a fan of the Houston Texans.

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gigem1223 said:

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Grapesoda2525 said:

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gigem1223 said:

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expresswrittenconsent said:

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dave94 said:

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Grapesoda2525 said:

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jr15aggie said:

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bonfarr said:

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I got a Fantasy update on Gallup, his status has changed from Out to Questionable so it appears he is close to a return. Let's see if he practices this week.

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His loss has definitely been felt. Cowboys have to do a better job down the road dealing with injuries if they want to compete in December & January. They are going to happen. But it's clear we are noticeably better with Gallop.

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Garrett is our Achilles heel in both big regular season games and playoff games.

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So we haven't won any big regular season games the last 2 out of 3 years. I guess on the road at Atlanta and at home v. the Saints last year doesn't count anymore?

I understand that Garrett isn't Sean Payton, but he gets zero credit for wins and all the blame for losses from some of y'all.

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He is a known quantity. If you want to see cartwheels and high fives for winning 8 games, you're going to be disappointed, because that isnt how the internet works. A decade in and he hasn't sniffed a conf title game, let alone any thoughts of actually winning a super bowl. That is the goal and he isnt good enough to come close to achieving it.



Heres a little red meat for the 6 of you who run around making dozens upon dozens of posts on this thread complaining about how underrated and mistreated poor old Jason Garrett is - last year in the playoffs he outcoached a guy with a
super bowl ring. Sure, the next week a 10yr old coach and a 77 year old running back dominated him, but still, for that one day he coached circles around pete carroll.

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Here's some facts for ya.

- Only one other coach has more wins since 2016 than red. (I'll save the math for ya, that doesn't equate to 8 wins a year)
- 10-1divisional record in his last 11
- 3 division titles in the last 5 years.

The rams were a better team last season. Is Garrett the best coach? No. But he's certainly not a bad or even average coach. His coaching record is proof of that.

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It's really not fair, but this is the way it is.

When you have 5 super bowls already, all that really matters is Super Bowls. Garrett got owned twice by McCarthy and Rodgers in the divisional round, he got owned by mcveigh and Goff in the divisional round. To go even further back, Phillips got owned by coughlin in the divisional round. Notice how I keep bringing up the divisional round?

It's all about championships and going to the super bowl. We haven't done that since the 90's. If we don't make it to at least the NFC title game this year, the Jones family needs to go in another direction at head coach.

Most cowboy fans are probably a little uneasy this week. We just got beat by a superior coach who was fighting with one hand ( his dominant hand) tied behind his back. Our game plan was pathetic and it didn't even come close to actually working. Should have been more aggressive from the get go. Too many runs on first down. Look familiar? The Scott linehan special.

If you want to celebrate division titles then go be a fan of the Houston Texans.

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At what point is it on the players? If you actually go back and review the looks they were getting on first down it made since for them to run the ball. The saints kept 2 safeties deep consistently throughout the game. The OL just played a terrible game and the saints front whooped them. It's not on the coaching staff when we can't get more than 3 yards against 6 and 7 man fronts. Fredrick, Martin and Williams were all terrible.

I want championships as well and am not happy with just division titles. I'm also realistic about it. There are only a handful of coaches with rings today. Instead of constantly *****ing and whining about Garrett and players like Heath I'll sit back, root for them to succeed and enjoy the season.

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Ag Natural said:

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I think this had more to do with the Saints lining up with run favorable fronts and Dak was checking to run plays. The problem is the Saints front was still stuffing the plays.

With all the checking that happens nowadays it seems like a defense could bait the QB into an audible and they'd know exactly what was coming.

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Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett expects wide receiver Michael Gallup to practice today. Gallup might be limited but is ready to get out there, Garrett added.

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Grapesoda2525 said:

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How is the packers defensive line?

We really need to go 2-1 at least before the bye.

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jr15aggie said:

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Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:

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For some reason I really wasn't that upset or put off by Sunday nights game.

Its just one game, and I felt like the Cowboys were actually the better team....

...Also, for a young team like this, a loss may not be the worst thing to happen. Lets em refocus...

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I'll harken back to the '92 team... we stroll into our 4th game feeling very good about ourselves, but facing a very good Philly team. Monday Night Football. They kicked our ass. Their defense in particular just shut us down. Every yard gained running was a fight. Every catch we made there was a defender tackling us immediately.

As a young kid I remember thinking after, "well, I guess it's not our year, it's Philly's year. They are too good, we can't compete".

And then we kicked the crap out of them 34-10 in the playoffs on our way to the SB.


If Brees had played in this game it would have been very similar instead of a close game. It would have been an ass kicking.

But I agree you need these growing pains games. I hate watching it, but I'll sit back and see how they respond.

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bonfarr said:

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Oh damn Jay Gruden DGAF.

Did he decide to start Colt McCoy before or after smoking the weed?

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Bobby Petrino`s Neckbrace said:

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Video is months old. Not conclusive evidence it's a blunt. Weed is legal in DC and Maryland. NBD.

He should be fired, but not for this.

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PooDoo said:

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Coaches get drug tested too.

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BMX Bandit said:

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Easy money out there today:
Packers 16
Cowboys 24

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BMX Bandit said:

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PooDoo said:

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Coaches get drug tested too.

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link?

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DSAg44 said:

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Skins up 7-0 on NE

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Grapesoda2525 said:

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DSAg44 said:

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Skins up 7-0 on NE

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Why is this a positive?

We aren't competing with New England for playoff position.

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Grapesoda2525 said:

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DSAg44 said:

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Skins up 7-0 on NE

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Why is this a positive?

We aren't competing with New England for playoff position.

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