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Based on the seeing eye test, I haven't seen Cowboys play a team this year with more talent, yet here we are at 6-5....

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rojo_ag said:

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Before the Viking game, I felt the Cowboys were not going to make the playoffs. I had them dropping the Viking, Patriot, and Eagle games. This would put them at 10-6. If Philly wins out (which is highly likely), Philly would also be 10-6 and advance to the playoffs based on the third tie breaker: win percentage against common opponents. I always thought the third tie breaker was conference record which the Cowboys in this scenario would have the edge.

I'm now not even convinced the Cowboys will only lose the game against the Eagles. I hope I'm wrong, and the Cowboys if they have to lose one, drop one to the Bills, Rams, or Bears. Then they take care of business at Lincoln Financial on December 22nd.

At this point, perhaps it is better for this underachieving team to not make the playoffs and show Garrett the door. What a disaster of a season! But I keep hoping I'm wrong, and they make a run.

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Mateo84 said:

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rojo_ag said:

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Before the Viking game, I felt the Cowboys were not going to make the playoffs. I had them dropping the Viking, Patriot, and Eagle games. This would put them at 10-6. If Philly wins out (which is highly likely), Philly would also be 10-6 and advance to the playoffs based on the third tie breaker: win percentage against common opponents. I always thought the third tie breaker was conference record which the Cowboys in this scenario would have the edge.

I'm now not even convinced the Cowboys will only lose the game against the Eagles. I hope I'm wrong, and the Cowboys if they have to lose one, drop one to the Bills, Rams, or Bears. Then they take care of business at Lincoln Financial on December 22nd.

At this point, perhaps it is better for this underachieving team to not make the playoffs and show Garrett the door. What a disaster of a season! But I keep hoping I'm wrong, and they make a run.

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In my opinion, worst case scenario is we limp into the playoffs and win in the wild card round and then lose in the divisional round. That would probably be enough to keep JG around and totally waste the prime of all our key players.

I either want them to make a legitimate run at a Super Bowl or crash and burn hard so that we get rid of JG and finally STOP living in mediocrity.

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MooreTrucker said:

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Lots of talk about JG and his "path to the Giants" and such. Jerry did seem a bit unhappy after the game...
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/11/24/jerry-jones-vents-about-coaching/

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MooreTrucker said:

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Lots of talk about JG and his "path to the Giants" and such. Jerry did seem a bit unhappy after the game...
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/11/24/jerry-jones-vents-about-coaching/

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Saint Pablo said:

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MooreTrucker said:

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Lots of talk about JG and his "path to the Giants" and such. Jerry did seem a bit unhappy after the game...
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/11/24/jerry-jones-vents-about-coaching/

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What if he somehow wins a super bowl there

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fretyuioz said:

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With that logic should we trade T. Smith, J. Smith, and Demarcus Lawrence too? None of those guys played well, and they are paid high at their positions. They also lost to "backups."

I don't think anyone is in love with the idea of paying Dak elite money...but where is the alternative? He leads the league in so many categories. Is your alternative plan better than that?

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Grapesoda2525 said:

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Saint Pablo said:

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MooreTrucker said:

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Lots of talk about JG and his "path to the Giants" and such. Jerry did seem a bit unhappy after the game...
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/11/24/jerry-jones-vents-about-coaching/

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What if he somehow wins a super bowl there

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With Daniel Jones? Ok

Garrett and Jones would be a perfect QB duo though ( for each other). Both Ivy League guys.

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PatAg said:

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I do enjoy the Patriots CB running his mouth about "shutting down Cooper". The Cooper that is clearly playing hurt, in a game featuring torrential downpours and violently gusting wins. If there is any justice in the world, we meet them in the super bowl and Cooper torches his ass

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Grapesoda2525 said:

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Saint Pablo said:

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MooreTrucker said:

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Lots of talk about JG and his "path to the Giants" and such. Jerry did seem a bit unhappy after the game...
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/11/24/jerry-jones-vents-about-coaching/

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What if he somehow wins a super bowl there

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With Daniel Jones? Ok

Garrett and Jones would be a perfect QB duo though ( for each other). Both Ivy League guys.

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I just can't see him letting red walk away

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Daveintx said:

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So will the special teams coach end up the sacrifice that Jerry gives the fans at the end of the season? I just can't see him letting red walk away

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diehard03 said:

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I just can't see him letting red walk away

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I think the bigger question is whos going to replace him that's better...that also is willing to put up with Jerry.

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Wisconsin_Ag said:

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diehard03 said:

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I just can't see him letting red walk away

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I think the bigger question is whos going to replace him that's better...that also is willing to put up with Jerry.

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In 13 seasons with Green Bay, Mike McCarthy led Packers to playoffs in 9 of those seasons resulting in 19 playoff game wins including one superbowl championship. In answer to your question, HE IS BETTER THAN JG.

Will he put up with Jerruh? Can't answer that.

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Wisconsin_Ag said:

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You guys keep saying "no thanks, he sucks, he's no good"

He is the best available NFL coach and his resume proves it.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/ex-packers-coach-mike-mccarthy-preparing-for-nfl-return-by-studying-film-building-staff/

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